littlecranky67

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by littlecranky67 6d ago
Which blocks docker hub images. You cant fetch an image during a match.
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by littlecranky67 6d ago
User convenience.
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by littlecranky67 8d ago
I try to boycott passkeys due to built-in attestation feature in the standard. Not active now, but given how Google+Apple already use the passkey feature to lock you into their ecosystems, it is just a matter of time until their service wil
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by littlecranky67 8d ago
Well because the phone is not supposed to be used for mindless doomscrolling but calling. Highspeed not needed.
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by littlecranky67 8d ago
You can replace "laywer" with "software engineer" in your post and it holds equally true. I think this also applies to other factions.
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by littlecranky67 8d ago
To be fair, in EFcore (other than EF) lazy-loading and auto-navigation is not on by default - you opted in at some point (with all its trade-offs). EFcore differs from traditional EF that they removed a lot of the magic or made it opt-in, a
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by littlecranky67 9d ago
Not sure when your last foray into the .NET ecosystem was, but every since it is xplat and unified (.NET 5 probably) it is a real joy. I use VSCode as IDE for C# on my mac, and deploy to Linux.
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by littlecranky67 9d ago
That remains to be seen (in court). So far you can take any software project written in programming lang $X and have the AI convert it to $Y. Yes, you could say derived work, but it currently impossible to determine if it was rewritten by a
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by littlecranky67 10d ago
Agree. Especially since even a tainted GPU driver (tainted as in, used former Apple Engineer knowledge) is usefull as we just throw another LLM onto it and tell it "rewrite in rust" and get an untainted version of it (at least tha
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by littlecranky67 14d ago
Android got wirse than Apple. It costs 25 dollar now to get ID verified (mandatory) and before you can publish in the Ply store you need 12 betatester that install the app from a special link - those testers must keep the app installed 14da
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by littlecranky67 15d ago
Will this bring oil prices down in Europe? Oil tankers could still go to the mediteranian via the suez canal. This will not help asia, but I can imagine if it is too dangerous the go through bab al-mandab strait it is more lucrative to sell
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by littlecranky67 15d ago
Why would you asume that, and how do you define serious? Ever since the iOS appstore presence I get more signups from organic app store searches + installs, which results to some percentage in new daily+monthly active users. Meaning: People
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by littlecranky67 15d ago
The 2022 SE is still supported with latest iOS and works fine for me. No need to cling to a SE1.
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by littlecranky67 15d ago
> Often suggested to help combat phone addiction because apparently smaller screens do something for that Which has been my take on why there are no more small phones. Manufacturers noted that bigger phone equals more engagement. I am s
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by littlecranky67 16d ago
Same result here just using plain Opus 4.8+. I had a web ap with a PWA approach. Now I have an iOS app written in Swift/SwiftUI and an Android app in Kotlin in the appstores. I do not know how to code a single line of Swift or Kotlin.
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by littlecranky67 16d ago
RC cars can't even beat a basic stair or fence, and RC planes are difficult to maneuver as they can't stand still/hover. Try to drop a payload from a flying plane at an exact point on the ground - basically impossible. Even w
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by littlecranky67 16d ago
https://lockmeout.online Digital time lock service to boost focus and distraction free productivity sessions. * Generates as very long random password or pincode * You set this random combination as a password for your phone, so
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by littlecranky67 18d ago
pipe bombs attached to consumer drones will be a big issue. I predict drones will become illegal for the private sector within the following years.
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by littlecranky67 25d ago
I am a webdev and sometimes I have issues with ungoogled-chromium so I switched to firefox. One time I had to debug a push notification issue and realized ungoogled-chromium simply doesn't support it (but never displayed information ab
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by littlecranky67 25d ago
Doesnt matter which browser you use, if you don't have proper adblock in it, the pages will load waaaay slower than any other engine.
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by littlecranky67 26d ago
Lesser known feature was that the Matrox MGA/G200 chips were capable of delivering "sync on green" via regular VGA cable. This was a specialized format were VSync/HSync weren't transmitted over dedicated pins, but e
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
first gen? Because my SE from 2023 works very well with the latest 26.5 version.
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
Adoption will come when the friction caused by spam is high enough. We are just getting started with the slop era.
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
Same problem as with telegram messenger or tor browser: once you promote censorship resistance and inability to be deplatformed, it attracts people who previously got censored and deplatformed. Then on the other hand, when the hong kong pro
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
You can't blame the protocol for the user it attracts. It is in early development. Just imagine the year is 1996 and you are complaining that WWW, IRC and the USENET is full of male tech nerds with a STEM background and a taste in Sci
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
the main method against spam in Nostr is probably lightning. You can simply attach sats that are worth a couple cents to the content. Note that lightning has the concept of hold invoices so the receiver may or may not chose to actually clai
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
> Nostr is a public forum, which means an unbounded number of participants who can engage. Thats why you layer encryption on top of that to restrict the audience to whatever you intend. And yes, traitors in your audience can rebroadcast
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
Gall's law is amongst my favorite ones and with decades of experience in software development, I have to say it holds absolutely true: > “A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that work
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
I own a F-91W and would instantly buy the newer upgrade (if it had vibration alarm and notification, which it doesn't unfortunately). It is more about the iconic design than simplicity.
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by littlecranky67 1mo ago
I am with you on this - with vibration alarm, it would be an instant buy. Vibration alarm on the wrist is so much less stressful in the morning, plus it doesn't wake up anyone sleeping next to you. I haven't used audio-based alarm

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