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by linux2647 6y ago
Does anyone know how the things provided by .DS_Store worked in classic MacOS? Before OS X? IIRC there weren’t such files but folders would remember icon placements and custom folders/file icons
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by linux2647 6y ago
Built with Phoenix and LiveView?
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by linux2647 6y ago
I couldn’t even see the top of it on my device. Got around it with Safari’s reader mode
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by linux2647 6y ago
From my understanding, they hold a large number of epaper patents and have made it difficult for other manufacturers to produce similar panels. EInk then also sets high prices their own panels, making it expensive for manufacturers to sour
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by linux2647 6y ago
I’ve often thought that when developers saw Kubernetes, what they actually wanted was some form of PaaS
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by linux2647 6y ago
They can, but those tools are much more heavyweight than something like nq
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by linux2647 6y ago
Ugh this is why I hated logic problems in school. Anyone care to help a poor soul understand the meaning of this joke?
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by linux2647 6y ago
Who’s to say you couldn’t have both? HN cynics aside, given that Apple is invested in USB-C/Thunderbolt, I would imagine that you could charge with either MagSafe or USB-C
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by linux2647 6y ago
"Individual contributor", i.e. not a manager
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by linux2647 6y ago
That may still not prevent Cherry MX blues from being picked up by the microphone
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by linux2647 6y ago
IEM = In-Ear-Monitors?
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by linux2647 6y ago
Is there a live stream of this? I found a link in the README but it seems broken
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by linux2647 6y ago
The AT&T router I have has an "IP Passthrough" mode which basically does a DMZ with my downstream router, but the router receives a public IP address. The AT&T router is essentially "invisible", but it takes up
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by linux2647 6y ago
Yeah this is how AT&T fiber forces you to pay for their router/WiFi combo box. The box contains an authentication certificate that is required for connecting to them. So frustrating
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by linux2647 6y ago
AT&T fiber also has a requirement to use their own router. You can treat it like a WAN and use your own equipment, but if you want to have your equipment directly connected to the Internet, you need to basically turn it into a zombie bo
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by linux2647 6y ago
There are more links to other pages at the bottom, though the first one seems to take you to the original page
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by linux2647 6y ago
EDIT: I was looking at the wrong branch, but still it hasn't been updated since 2018: https://github.com/dancres/Pages/commits/gh-pages Looks like it was last updated in 2013: https://github.c
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by linux2647 6y ago
> This is a lab-based class with no explicit lectures I would assume not
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by linux2647 6y ago
To the author if you're reading this: I think you have a CSS bug. Code in the <pre class="code"> tags is formatted in a sans-serif font, at least in my browser. I know some people can read such code just fine, but oth
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1Password 7.7 for Mac can be unlocked with Apple Watch(blog.1password.com)
2 points by linux2647 6y ago|2 comments
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by linux2647 6y ago
Ooh that may be it. For everyone else, checkout this side deck (start at side 22): http://www.odbms.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/ObjectStoreI...
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by linux2647 6y ago
In college, my database professor once told us about an object-oriented database that handled SIGSEGVs and created objects on the fly that were supposed to exist but didn’t (exact details are fuzzy)
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by linux2647 6y ago
Looks like JupyterBooks[0]: https://jupyterbook.org/intro.html [0]: https://github.com/nocomplexity/ArchitecturePlaybook#help
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by linux2647 6y ago
Probably because the person who submitted the link is the same person who wrote the plugin
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by linux2647 6y ago
I've had to do this. First job out of college was working for my alma mater. It was incredibly rewarding to give back to a place that had given me so much. I helped build systems and improve efficiencies for fellow staff and faculty
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by linux2647 6y ago
> But why? > Didn't want to do homework for my database systems class, and needed something to do to procrastinate. Amazing answer. But actually, I’ve found this to be true in my own life. Sometimes I work on a problem for too
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by linux2647 6y ago
Dynamic DNS and WireGuard
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by linux2647 6y ago
But that’s just for the email content. The UI itself is implemented with native controls
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by linux2647 6y ago
These are some good examples, and I highly appreciate you pointing out Elixir’s downsides. What are you using to store state? The distributed system itself? An external database? Hybrid approach?
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by linux2647 6y ago
> I always want to try and never find a good reason to As someone who learns best by doing, what are some practical projects that someone could do to learn Elixir? I know that Elixir is quite capable of solving certain kinds of problems

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