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by lloeki 3y ago
> but it does print an overall speed estimate at the end anyway Oh yeah, my point is that if there's no `status=progress` support or if someone forgot to add it then in-flight progress and speed can be displayed in a pinch, and that
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Does it run at the full speed of an original 6502 chip? > No; it's relatively slow. The MOnSter 6502 runs at about 1/20th the speed of the original, thanks to the much larger capacitance of the design. The maximum reliable
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by lloeki 3y ago
My crude understanding and associated mental imagery is that tsunami waves are more like tide than "usual" waves: your typical 3m wave is mostly "surface-ish" in comparison, while 3m tsunami has both greater wavelength a
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Tiger’s dd doesn’t have status=progress Maybe sending it SIGINFO (^T in terminal) could help? Dunno if it's supported as far back as Tiger's. (BSD thing, it's SIGUSR1 on GNU dd / Linux, the usability difference is t
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by lloeki 3y ago
Heh that's correct, for the earliest/longest time "autopilot" in aircraft meant "maintain constant airspeed + attitude (with later bonus points for bearing and altitude)" so technically the automotive equivalen
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by lloeki 3y ago
That, or really, closer in timeframe, PCI cards, except the shelf is internal. Also, Framework laptop. Or RPis with stackable HATs. I think the concept holds water, e.g thinking of the music realm, from pedalboards to a ton of USB devices (
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by lloeki 3y ago
To be fair I don't think you need CV in this specific case where the problem space is very limited. 1. There's no lighting, so the enemies have specific, fixed pixel colours that don't appear in any of the backgrounds. Scan a
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by lloeki 3y ago
It's not about tapping an icon, it's about the understanding that turning things off has non-obvious consequences on other bits of features, an understanding that can only be reached by getting down technical rabbit holes. e.g (ju
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by lloeki 3y ago
Shortcuts.app -> Automation -> Personal -> At time of day -> Turn {WiFi,Bluetooth} off It's not buggy, it's covering for the 90% of people out there that forget they turn it off and then helplessly wonder why things ar
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by lloeki 3y ago
Shortcuts.app -> Automation -> Personal automation on a geofence That said: - data collection ranges from minimised to eliminated by features like MAC randomisation - battery impact of WiFi + BT on but disconnected is a rounding error
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by lloeki 3y ago
Habits -> Shortcuts.app -> Automation -> Personal automation on a geofence
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by lloeki 3y ago
> lose the key and no one can get you back in to your account. Incorrect: only Apple cannot. You can voluntarily declare: - recovery accounts: these trusted accounts can help you authenticate anytime. https://support.apple.com
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by lloeki 3y ago
Interesting. I was contemplating moving to security keys (which according to the setup flow "replaces verification codes" but IIUC you're saying one can still fall back to verification codes in some flows?
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by lloeki 3y ago
I ventured as much. Given the amount of messages and the personal details gathered, I also guess attacker tools have significantly been improved or streamlined.
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by lloeki 3y ago
"recent"? This happened to me and my wife (each starting a few days apart) in 2021, or maybe 2022 but no later. It started with a couple requests a day, then ramped up to every hour or something. IIRC we also both got a couple SMS
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by lloeki 3y ago
I'm sorry but you seem to have missed the point I'm referring to, even though you have directly quoted it. None of your paragraphs are relevant to async await vs fiber: async await requires you to put keywords in all sorts of unex
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Classic Macs OS 8.5~9 [...] Aqua? Aqua is (was†) Mac OS X, Mac OS 8~9 was Platinum. † While the current design continues to be called "Aqua" I personally consider the last iteration of Aqua to be Mavericks. While Cheetah, Pum
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by lloeki 3y ago
> I think a better question is "why choose async/await over fibers? > there are different approaches for implementing fiber-based concurrency, including those which do not require a fat runtime built-in into the language Thi
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by lloeki 3y ago
It's quite a lot more involved than such a blanket statement. This has been ruled in court. See the "Mullholand Drive" case, where a consumer (backed by UFC Que Choisir) sued producer/distributor/whatever for the in
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by lloeki 3y ago
> I know it's (probably) not strictly legal for me to break the DRM of my movies At least in France (possibly EU) it is (droit à la copie privée), there's even a tax for that, paid on every storage device, whether or not it&#
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by lloeki 3y ago
Certainly not. Cue FAAMG being repeatedly beaten to submission. GitLab Inc. is a U.S jurisdiction company hosting on U.S providers. DMCA probably won't apply to e.g Codeberg e.V, although they might need to stop serving content to U.S
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by lloeki 3y ago
> boy do some websites go through hoops to be "clever" 1. I'm in (east of) France geo 2. My system is set to en_GB Yet some websites insist in putting me in Germany . Sometimes it even changes between requests (web pages)
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by lloeki 3y ago
It's opinionated, which comes with upsides and downsides. I won't blame the maintainer to keep things focused, feature creep (even for worthy features) can kill a FOSS project. Another example is sixel support, there's a fo
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by lloeki 3y ago
Typing speed (throughput) and latency are (somewhat) orthogonal. Some people appear to be sensitive to throughput, some to jitter, some to absolute latency. I'd even argue that "fast" typists may be less sensitive to absolute
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by lloeki 3y ago
> safety You forgot safe mode and tainting, which while imperfect and has some sharp edges, is a first class construct that when correctly wielded outright prevents classes of attacks like shell or SQL injections or XSS. Some have been r
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by lloeki 3y ago
nitpick: Apple doesn't follow SemVer 2.0, but they do have a semantic versioning scheme, that is, the version components carry a certain semantic, it's just so that this semantic is different than the semantic defined by the Sem
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by lloeki 3y ago
Swartz. Schwartz is an actor.
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by lloeki 3y ago
> What does it mean for a country to exist non-continuously? What does "country" means? State? Geography? Leadership? Ancestry? People? If you get far back enough the birth of France starts with Gaul which bears more than a pas
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by lloeki 3y ago
Exactly: earth+moon but no sun mentioned + ymd => year and day are solar things, month is a division of year and a multiple of day that already has little to do with cosmic things as a unit except that when grouped it lines up with seaso
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by lloeki 3y ago
> The [French Republican] alendar consisted of twelve 30-day months, each divided into three 10-day cycles similar to weeks, plus five or six intercalary days at the end to fill out the balance of a solar year. It was designed in part to

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