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by lloeki 3y ago
In more general terms - not just applying to children but to anyone - I call these "Feynman lies": the kind of lies you have to tell so as not to drown the receiver into very deep technical details. In essence this means presentin
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by lloeki 3y ago
Probably was EFF's panopticlick, which has evolved into https://coveryourtracks.eff.org The about page has some history https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/about
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by lloeki 3y ago
Unfortunately no. I moved its content out when I added big spinning rust to the system. Although I did some yelling^Wsitting test and found it to be surprisingly impervious it was not so much to the furniture moving scenario. That, and the
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Location For a few years I put mine inside an IKEA FRIHETEN sofa (the kind that just pulls†). Pros: - easy access - completely invisible save for 1 power wire + 1 fiber (WAN) + 1 eth (LAN)†† - structure allows easy ca
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by lloeki 3y ago
DB Super has a "pretend that DBGT did not exist" reset trope and goes back to a more DBZ inspiration and even has some DB pre-Z vibes. Give it a shot (if you didn't already), worst case you wasted your time with a few EPs.
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by lloeki 3y ago
There was a distinct style to Toriyama's art that was instantly recognizable. My memory of manga history is a bit fuzzy... Astroboy (1955) was a big influence and has many of the key elements of Toriyama's distinct style, yet is a
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by lloeki 3y ago
> It is just, that their concepts of what comes next, are quite vague Oh, many have at-hand solutions alright! It's just that these heart-warming intuitive solutions break down when faced with realities of scale. > Wind turbines
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by lloeki 3y ago
Too big to fail? Sure, they have an edge in being the current de facto go to solution, but that can be changing very rapidly if they rest on their laurels.
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Oh but the speed of the signal does depend quite a lot on the transmission medium And this (actually, phase velocity) is what makes refraction a thing. I knew that we could slow down light to subsonic speeds, but TIL we can put it at a
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by lloeki 3y ago
The Birth & Death of JavaScript https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Company gets money from variable App Store revenue which is directly threatened by PWAs. I don't see how a PWA-enabled Safari fits into this narrative. Timeline: 0) Apple hires key people and invests 4 years in PWA support for Saf
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by lloeki 3y ago
And goes to the next level: http://www.effectgames.com/demos/worlds/ (Make sure you're properly seated, then click Show Options » )
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by lloeki 3y ago
> I simply don't get the obbsession people have with data back ups for their private needs. Once you get bitten you strangely get obsessive about it! Around 2005 I had the working copy on the laptop's only HDD + two backup copi
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by lloeki 3y ago
Wait, that was my joke! https://imgur.com/a/PCqFjOQ (apologies to Geluck)
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by lloeki 3y ago
> I'm not allowed to do it when I feel the need to do it. Almost feeling like I'm strangling myself if I keep it up for more than a cycle or two. I can relate. Maybe I can offer a suggestion? Coarsely there are two fundamental
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by lloeki 3y ago
A few years back, on a limb, as a quick experiment a coworker of mine (github.com/jkirsteins) wrote `twofa`. Surprisingly usable for a few day's worth of hacking around! https://github.com/sqreen/twofa
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by lloeki 3y ago
Heh, I kinda don't like these typing replacements (also, "smart" quotes). If I type `--` it's because I want `--` (or even `-------` but some software† insists on changing that to a sequence of en-dash), especially I can
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by lloeki 3y ago
Yes! Totally one of the use cases. We plan to do that at some point for the Ruby Datadog tracer public API, so that users can have intellisense and don't need to jump to the docs.
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by lloeki 3y ago
If you want good results with intellisense/omnicomplete you need sigs. Steep does some type synthesis but giben Runy's very dynamic nature it's going to be hit and miss, so that's mostly for progressive typing. It really
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by lloeki 3y ago
> stress on last I rather then second O Although one can stress a word in a sentence (prosodic stress) e.g for emphasis (contrast stress) there's no such thing as stressed syllables (tonic accent) in spoken french. That's mostl
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by lloeki 3y ago
Isn't it supposed to be `go run ./...`? (long time I didn't use Go, back then at least, using `.` instead of `./...` could cause subtle issues)
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by lloeki 3y ago
I saw no mention of RBS+Steep, the latter providing a LSP. I use it a lot and very much like it, although it's still young and needs love, but it's making good, steady progress! I've been very pleasantly surprised by some of
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by lloeki 3y ago
Nor of RBS and Steep, the latter which has a LSP.
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by lloeki 3y ago
> some nice developer will make a little tool to take care of this There are already a bunch: - (discusses the internals) https://devlog.notespub.com/2022/08/site-generator-for-apple... - https://git
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Seem like that's common in continental Europe. Yeah, it's a very historical thing dating back from times of Marco Polo, the Silk Road, and the likes. In France we have "pharmacie", "droguerie", "épice
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by lloeki 3y ago
Yup, it merely surfaces all the bad actors out there that were previously unseen (except on your CPU/network/flamegraph) I mean when one pushes me a banner with a clear CTA to accept everything and an intractable rat's nest o
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by lloeki 3y ago
> ISP DNS can be dumb and confuse CDN geolocation. Or they have a vested interest in keeping customers hitting specific locations which may be suboptimal for the end user. Around here some rather have you stay in their preferred AS as mu
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by lloeki 3y ago
> The point is that the UWP allows running apps developed and tested on PCs on an Xbox. It's for the user's convenience (not having to wait on developers to port to Xbox) as much as the developer's (not having to port to X
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by lloeki 3y ago
Content negotiation. Imagine a magical `ls` that can emit text/plain, application/json, what have you: ls -f text ls -f json ls -f csv ls -f msgpack ... Now instead of specifying formats on both ends: ls | jq
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Your are not supposed to freeze into requirements.txt ironic that pip freeze literally generates a requirements.txt with == constraints.txt certainly did not exist back when I was doing python. Conversely Ruby packaging has been a so

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