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by lstamour 6y ago
Note also, another reason to browse GitHub is to look at how the various implementations are written. For example, sometimes frameworks use fewer SQL statements to complete the same work, or they configure database libraries with different
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by lstamour 6y ago
On iOS, you can use the Camera app on your iPhone or enable the Code Scanner button on the Control Panel: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/iphone/iphe8bda8762/io... It would be interesting if Apple
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by lstamour 6y ago
Or https://blog.verisign.com/domain-names/chromiums-reduction-o...
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by lstamour 6y ago
Double-click a blank part of an apps’ title bar, yes. Or hold down the option key and click the green button, for apps that don’t support this due to a custom layout. Still not every app scales as you might want it to, but it’s the old beha
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by lstamour 6y ago
I believe the problem is indeed “HDR-compatibility” though having read the spec just now, no TVs appear to be truly HDR yet as defined by the ITU, they generally support the P3 colour space which is a subset of BT.2020. Citing Wikipedia for
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by lstamour 6y ago
Thank you for the correction. https://www.itu.int/pub/R-REP-BT.2390 is interesting background material on the subject of HDR. > Recommendation ITU-R BT.2100 – Image parameter values for high dynamic range television
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by lstamour 6y ago
WebKit Blog was one of the earliest resources to show the benefit of producing or previewing web content both for HDR P3 and for standard sRGB output. Best viewed on an OLED phone: https://webkit.org/blog/6682/impr
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by lstamour 6y ago
If you have an LG OLED TV you can push 11111 over the Channels > Channel Tuner menu (I think? Google this if it doesn’t work) and it will show you a screen of input stats. If you use the arrow keys and OK buttons you can open an HDMI sub
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by lstamour 6y ago
So I’m not convinced this is actually “billions of colours”. Technically, it means having a 10-bit colour encoding over the wire such that you can express over a billion colours. The distinction between 8-bit and 10-bit is not actually sRGB
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by lstamour 6y ago
You know, it never occurred to me to ask why Rust's popular serialization package was named https://serde.rs but now I can't un-see it. :)
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by lstamour 6y ago
GitHub scans on their behalf: https://docs.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository...
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by lstamour 6y ago
I’m not sure, but it’s possible. The version in stable was 0.31 or so, while the version in snap and unstable/sid is 1.11. The specific incompatibility I faced was for the CloudFlare DNS plugin, which added support for API Tokens that
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by lstamour 6y ago
I’ll see what I can do, I’m not familiar with Debian package bug tracking. For reference, the incompatibility I faced was for the CloudFlare DNS plugin, which added support for API Tokens that had granular permissions somewhere between vers
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by lstamour 6y ago
The occasional prominent developer has left GitHub for GitLab, but it hasn’t made much of a difference. I don’t see organizations moving off GitHub if they’re already using it. I think GitHub is independent enough from Microsoft that the tw
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by lstamour 6y ago
Debian is still on version 0.x when the snap is at 1.1 ... this is one of those cases where the Debian stable branch is too stable when you need to ship software that interacts with a lot of remote APIs the way the certbot-dns packages do.
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by lstamour 6y ago
An alpine Linux core dev appears to maintain the alpine package for Certbot. I don’t see it being deprecated anytime soon. The snap is very different and relies on systemd which isn’t commonly found in Alpine.
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by lstamour 6y ago
I agree — the auto-updating nature of Snaps are a problem without an easy solution: https://askubuntu.com/questions/930593/how-to-disable-autore... But I would also point out that on stable Debian it’s near imposs
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by lstamour 6y ago
I tend to have it plugged in while writing code so I can use a larger external display, but so far the most battery drain I’ve had with it was getting at best just shy of 9-10 hours when I wired up a Club3D DP 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 adapter and ou
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by lstamour 6y ago
Since I installed it, Parallels preview has caused me nothing but purple-screened crashes at random. These might be caused by conflicts within the macOS beta I’m running or between running both Parallels preview and Docker for Mac preview a
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by lstamour 6y ago
Maybe https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/apple-m1/ is worth a shot, it can also emulate amd64 images - and because it’s Docker for Mac, it uses Linux either way.
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by lstamour 6y ago
As FYI, it’s still owned by Foxconn; that was a joke.
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by lstamour 6y ago
Does Twitter have enough resources to police all verified profiles? It would seem to me Twitter has an App Store problem when it comes to inconsistent enforcement of rules?
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by lstamour 6y ago
FYI - the screenshot on the homepage is outdated, and "Slaves" has been renamed to "Workers" according to the changelog.
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by lstamour 6y ago
You can also just use the built-in Terminal app and run the built-in executable named “caffeinate”, it’s free and provided by Apple: https://ss64.com/osx/caffeinate.html While the command has a few options, just typing
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by lstamour 6y ago
Okay I just went and took a look... Indeed it doesn't show the same options. This is what I saw when I went to Startup Security Utility: (*) Full Security: Ensures that only your current OS, or signed operating system software currentl
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by lstamour 6y ago
By that same logic, use disposable email addresses and the password doesn’t matter? I mean, this kind of thing only holds up while you don’t care to enter any data about yourself and re-visit the site later. Those who need to be anonymous c
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by lstamour 6y ago
iCalendar files over HTTPS via OAuth? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5545#section-1 CalDAV is already built on HTTP, it's just implemented with a lot of gotchas and ancient history: https://tools.ietf.o
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by lstamour 6y ago
Wow. I had no idea. On Amazon.jp, sold by Amazon.jp, Persona5 anime is broken into volumes, each with 2-3 episodes: Volume 1 is ¥5,958 and has 2 episodes, volume 2 is ¥6,695 with 3 episodes, etc. It's priced like you're buying a l
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by lstamour 6y ago
Next you’ll be saying that it’s contradictory for Redis, Postgres, HAProxy and Nginx to be considered both boring and actively developed. I, for one, would argue that JavaScript as a language and the Web (or DOM APIs and features) are both
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by lstamour 6y ago
Right but the first thought I had was, couldn’t you fan out and run a lambda for each frame or a group of related frames? (E.g. Batch HLS processing would be really easy!) If so, you’re back to short lambdas again. It’s really the sweet spo

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