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> As compared to a WebSocket where the server pushes segments as soon as they're available. This didn’t become a requirement for LL-HLS according to this blog post, but you could build the same push technique using HLS and HTTP&#x2F
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Just a tip for the demo video - check out Descript.com for an easy way to edit out the “ums” in videos and screen recordings. I use it regularly to tighten up a recording quickly. I likely wouldn’t edit or make videos in the first place if
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by lstamour 4y ago
I set up a second wifi hotspot in the same room as the HomePods and they still struggle to connect to wifi. At this point I’ve given up and assume it’s like the Apple Watch - the wifi works when it wants to. It’s annoying that Apple makes b
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by lstamour 4y ago
It’s not actually a driver. Note comments like “Initialize driver-specific stuff” in the code. Mesa refers to https://docs.mesa3d.org/systems.html and Vulkan refers to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vu
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A lot of supply chain security relies on trusted actors doing the right thing. It’s similar to how you can trust an ingredients label. I suppose I could mention that on a Mac, I use Objective-See’s tools to watch what programs do in the bac
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FYI, this is also available as an audiobook from "Upfront Books". The first few chapters are easy to listen to, and the book is broken down into shorter sections. When it gets into talking about syntax formatting rules, it's
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by lstamour 4y ago
PWA support is improving, though. https://firt.dev/ios-15.4b (that post is based on a beta, it’s possible noted bugs will be fixed already, though this is Apple we’re talking about…)
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Things might only work fine now because people are forced to test mobile apps in Safari. If Safari’s market share drops significantly over a 3-5 year period, you might see “Works best in Chrome” start to appear again… I get it though. Every
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Yikes that was hard. To explain to others, the Similarity scores range from -100 to 100, and your goal is to get a similarity score of 100. It says the tenth-nearest has a score of 48-50, that’s a good guide for when you actually have a sim
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Despite Thunderbolt, iPad to Mac communication is still a mess(appleinsider.com)
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Testing on a Platform Team(diagramindustries.com)
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Not quite, it mentions a few new SUSE Linux versions? I’ll admit, I don’t have the context to really understand what’s going on here with SUSE, my brain must be tired :) I made a quick mirror of the submitted article at https://a
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by lstamour 5y ago
> They say majority of Russian people really support Putin and his war on Ukraine. The counter-argument is that Russians have had to develop a different breed/species of political thought: https://www.ft.com/content&
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Tough to say. Technically https://arxiv.org/pdf/2203.15556.pdf has the same content, it just isn’t highlighted the same way.
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TypeScript 4.7 Beta(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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If you like the book, you’ll love the audiobook. Same content, but Andy reads it. It’s a great listen, especially if you haven’t read the book before. That said, the book is simply presented and somewhat repetitive, so the material doesn’t
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by lstamour 5y ago
They might have had a lower voice in a later version? I think it was lower in this clip: https://youtu.be/PA0x60xhusQ Chat “stickers” aren’t quite as clever as they used to be - there’s a certain 90s whimsy missing from tod
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Yeah, I have mixed feelings about the value of O’Reilly Learning. On the one hand, basically all the books from major publishers. But on the other: lots of interesting, self-published books are excluded; price goes up but they’ve never adde
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Yes, it can be. It can also be funny and informative, though. Check out the archives, a lot of topics build on past articles and not everything is a joke, sometimes there are clear and simple explanations of financial terms: https:/&#
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> When I last checked, there were zero articles. Can I introduce you to Matt Levine? A very popular opinion columnist - you can get his column by email even without a subscription to Bloomberg, but he’s one of the reasons I subscribe. Hi
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Personal anecdote but I’ve found many thunderbolt or USB-based displays seem to suffer from the plug and unplug issue. I’ve had the most success historically using the DisplayPort over USB-C spec with an 8K-compatible cable (that means it’s
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by lstamour 5y ago
If you use Chrome and opt out of sharing data with Google, they can still pair the ID from origin trials with your IP address and have a very good idea of who you are - or what installation of Chrome you’re using, which is basically the sam
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Apple said in one of their WWDC keynotes somewhere that because use of personal devices for work was so common, Apple was going to sandbox and limit access to personal data after signing in to a work account - so the most work could do is e
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You sound like the type to also disable cookies and use an adblocker and not use Chrome, but there are many ways Google can collect your credit cards or associate your purchase history. From Google Analytics to remembering the card in Chrom
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by lstamour 5y ago
OSGi modules? It’s true there are other names, but if you Google “Java 9 packages modules” you’ll get some very weird results. For example: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/3112...
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It could be worse, it could be Java. I might be wrong here, but as I understand it: Java’s use of the terms module and package which these days vary depending on context. Once upon a time, you put modules of code in a namespaced package, bu
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The difference is the npm ecosystem actively encourages automatically following SemVer because by default it uses a ^ to prefix the version number. https://heynode.com/tutorial/how-use-semantic-versioning-npm... The pr
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The problem is when a file also needs to be normalized - e.g. object keys in a different order, YAML syntax expansion. It can be very useful to indicate when a JSON file is identical to another JSON file but some of the properties or array
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Not needing to run Windows 24/7 to support non-Windows work - one practical benefit is that you might not need to install as many security patches or they might install faster. Another reason might be to avoid running Windows entirely
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Good to know. Not sure if this is still relevant but talks about how to use VMware Remote Console with free ESXi: https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2015/04/18/using-vmwares-s... You can get VMware Remote Cons

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