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by lloeki 11mo ago
I'm not particularly fond of displaying images on the terminal in ways that would resemble a GUI. That said, augmenting a shell-based workflow with tidbits such as this had me sold: https://xcancel.com/thingskatedid&#x2
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by lloeki 11mo ago
I don't know the first thing about football, only that it has the words "foot" and "ball", none of which apply to the American variant who is played with hands and a (geometric) lemon[1] :p I figured FIFA/UEFA
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Approximately 7 708 937 142 soccer fields per half time.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Caves of Steel indeed (I seem to recall a more elaborate section but can't find it again): There was the usual, entirely normal crowd on the expressway: the standees on the lower level and those with seat privileges above. A continuou
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by lloeki 11mo ago
I mean, on a made-up scale of: _ the "most harmless" thing this admin did / +---------------------------------------
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> of all the things surrounding this administration, this is amongst the most harmless > this is possibly an extremely dangerous and corrupt action Sadly it appears we live in that insane timeline where both sentences can be true.
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by lloeki 1y ago
Thanks. I've been trying to put these bits in a succinct format: https://lloeki.github.io/illustrated-ruby/ Each chapter kind of builds up on the previous one. It's still WIP and far from complete but what&#x
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by lloeki 1y ago
> both look up methods by name in a hash table and then call them. Except Ruby doesn't? cue `method_missing`. If you take only trivial examples you're not going to see much difference, this starts to show when you involve more
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by lloeki 1y ago
Technically correct. Now, earnest question: what happens to the nuclear engine fuel at end of flight? While it certainly won't become critical it's likely the only part it stops being is "engine fuel". (Of course the que
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by lloeki 1y ago
> We're only discussing the loss of the software support here Schematically "Rosetta 2" is multiple things: - hardware support (e.g TSO) - binary translation (AOT + JIT) - fat binaries (dylibs, frameworks, executables) - U
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by lloeki 1y ago
> similarity to a rebranded Sipeed NanoKVM That NanoKVM is RISC-V, the JetKVM is ARM Cortex-A7. Unlikely to be a rebrand. That said the UI looks somewhat similar so Sipeed might have aped the JetKVM software part (which is FOSS)
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by lloeki 1y ago
Also you can SSH into it: https://jetkvm.com/docs/advanced-usage/developing#developer-... And the serial console is available over USB UART (SBU) If it's attempting to be a covert op it's doing either a
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by lloeki 1y ago
https://github.com/jetkvm/kvm/graphs/contributors gives us top contributors @ym and @adamshiervani both being Berlin-based, plus @IDisposable in Saint Louis, MO. > Estonia Dunno if this is still the case n
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by lloeki 1y ago
> just a file or two I don't have to remember which to copy > rsync or scp I don't have to remember which is most recent, nir even assume that "most recent" is a thing (i.e nonlinear) It's all just: - a git f
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by lloeki 1y ago
> “origin” is also just the default name for the cloned remote I don't have a central dotfiles repo anymore (that I would always to forget to push to); I have SSH access to my devices - via tailscale - anyway so I'm doing
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by lloeki 1y ago
I don't really like and never liked running; I mean, I don't like it as I like skateboarding, which makes me all butterfly hyped just thinking about riding a board and doing even the dumbest simplest tricks. But I do like the eff
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by lloeki 1y ago
Around 2004-2005 during some research at the end of my curriculum I happened to be doing with some specific jobs that were parallelised and data flowing as it was processed along a component diagram for visualisation, and it looked very fam
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by lloeki 1y ago
It's also not impacting _only_ at that time, many tasks involve dates in the future, and a system dealing with a far enough off date _today_ is already impacted. So it's not as if "everything works" then suddenly "e
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by lloeki 1y ago
Missing from the list: 1999: Spanish designer Paco Rabanne announces that the Mir space station would crash on and destroy Paris in between the 28 July 1999 lunar eclipse and the 11 August 1999 total solar eclipse, the two somehow interacti
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by lloeki 1y ago
More like the X-Files
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by lloeki 1y ago
Explored in the Spin / Axis / Vortex series
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by lloeki 1y ago
Well if it's contingent to having massive amounts of unobtainium and subject to unsolvable engineering reality check conundrums then it's just as unlikely as an Alcubierre drive which "only" needs exotic matter that allo
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by lloeki 1y ago
Interestingly, I see an increasing number of young-ish people that simply skip "landline" ISPs (hence WiFi) entirely and only use their phone. Mostly because around here you can have 100GB over 5G for less than 10€ + they mostly d
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by lloeki 1y ago
emphasis on "apparently simple" icanhazip.com looks even simpler on the face of it but there's always shenanigans behind the curtain: https://major.io/p/a-new-future-for-icanhazip/
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by lloeki 1y ago
> If there is such a dialog Just checked, there is a modal dialog that reads: *Delete "asd"?* (Cancel) (Delete)
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by lloeki 1y ago
Nitpick: Xbox One controllers communicate using a proprietary WiFi Direct protocol. Bluetooth is only there for pairing with other devices.
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by lloeki 1y ago
> On a PS4 controller you'd just fire the secondary mode all the time because there would be no way to find the threshold on a trigger without this functionality. Just don't mash the trigger all the way? You don't have the
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by lloeki 1y ago
> actual PS5 games will only work with PS5 pads So IIUC the PS4 gamepad can be used but only for PS4 games? That is ridiculous. Meanwhile I'm rocking an original release day Xbox One controller on a Series X. That said while I can u
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by lloeki 1y ago
> There was one key innovation, which was Docker Hub Vagrant has had that for VMs long before. Dockerfiles and Docker Hub are directly inspired from Vagrantfiles and the Vagrant Box library
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by lloeki 1y ago
> I'd rather just leave Fastmail open in a browser tab Or if you gotta have a spearate app+: Safari > File > Add to Dock + which I do because it's so much easier to go to my mail instead of wading through browser wi

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