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by lucideer 1y ago
Funnily enough the (only) LAN parties I ever experienced "back in the day" were pretty similar to yours: 1. there was one smallish computer lab tucked under a stairs in the science department in university, in which all of the com
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by lucideer 1y ago
I don't think I want WebAssembly to have DOM support. Would it be nice? Yes. But. Every added feature is a trade-off between need -vs- outlay, overhead, complexity & other drawbacks. In order to justify the latter things, that &quo
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by lucideer 1y ago
lastpass provide a cli that as far as I've seen serves all migration needs so I haven't seen any need to ever touch the service with a ten foot pole otherwise.
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Sitting for hours daily shrinks your brain, even if you exercise(twitter.com)
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HN isn't usually the place for comedy but I thought the community here might enjoy this.
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ah! I must've been tired...
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> This happens even if you don't have Chrome/Google installed, so they take you to the App Store instead of opening the webpage. Curious which Android flavour this is on. I'm running stock Android & I've found:
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by lucideer 1y ago
Leaving aside the (valid) sibling commenters here pointing out that it can be done well, but you're making a strawman argument - the gp never said anything about eliminating managers or organisational structure. They specifically targe
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While nobody is required to like the copy, or "brand" of any project, commercial or otherwise, I do feel like the rhetoric of your comment is largely grounded in a kind of "maximum appeasement" strategy that belongs in f
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by lucideer 1y ago
Did anyone read that linked thread in full? There's no "style of discussion" there, there's a lot of people engaging in a very normal, constructive discussion, which is being interupted by a single disruptive commenter (
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by lucideer 1y ago
> Do you care? I don't. I could deliver a diatribe on how even the common arguments for differentiating GET & POST don't hold water. HEAD is the only verb with any mild use in the base spec. On the other hand: > corre
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by lucideer 1y ago
> - CRUD actions are mapped to POST/GET/PUT/DELETE Agree on your other three but I've seen far too many "REST APIs" with update, delete & even sometimes read operations behind a POST. "SOAP-style
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by lucideer 1y ago
The Debian call seemed odd given the hardware on the market at the time - armv6 was on some very popular devices already. In contrast, RISCV is still much more niche right now, & from the selection that is out there, DeepComputing FML13
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by lucideer 1y ago
I've only been running it for about a year (August last year) & from skimming those comments I get the impression I got in at the right time - there's a sense that they've improved stability a lot lately compared to what
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by lucideer 1y ago
Been running immich on my home server for about a year now. Near zero maintenance stack, incredibly easy to update, the client mobile apps even notify you (unobtrusively) when your server has an update available. The UI is just so polished
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Oh man. I really hope AI doesn't do as much harm to us as cars have.
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Absolutely incredible. And it even supports gopher.
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by lucideer 1y ago
> But these don't seem to be authoritative enough for IT / security, As someone who's worked for a cybersecurity team that was responsible for enforcing password rotations in a company, trust me when I say that nobody was
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by lucideer 1y ago
We use plastic for a wide range of reasons depending on the application & one of them is transparency. The alternative in the case tends to be glass which ticks a lot of your boxes (rain proof, etc.) but is heavy & brittle. It'
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by lucideer 1y ago
This seems great but: > The library automatically manages PGlite npm dependencies. I'm sorry what? Please don't do this. There is no way you can do this in a way that: (a) is compatible with every pre-existing in-repo NodeJS
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by lucideer 1y ago
To be clear: implementing this in browser on a per site basis would be a massive improvement over in-OS/per-app granularity. I want this popup in my browser. But I was just pointing out that, while I'll make good use of it, it sti
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by lucideer 1y ago
I have no statistics but I wouldn't consider older parents the typical case here. My parents never click yes on anything but my young colleagues in non engineering roles in my office do. And I'd say even a decent % of the engineer
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by lucideer 1y ago
> normal users could configure it themselves, just show a popup "this website wants to control local devices - allow/deny". MacOS currently does this (per app, not per site) & most users just click yes without a seco
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by lucideer 1y ago
I don't see it mentioned in the article? I saw an interview with Tony Gilroy where he said he didn't make use of it, but I can't recall if he was referring to Season 1 or both, so it might've been introduced in S2.
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by lucideer 1y ago
I haven't seen the rest of your comparators but twice as much for Rings of Power - one of the cheapest looking fantasy/scifi shows I've seen in some time - is shocking.
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Afaik they didn't make any use of The Volume for this, but otherwise it's a nuanced combination of all 3 of CGI, locations & built practical sets.
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by lucideer 1y ago
I didn't find the images relevant to the article - they seemed to just be filler to avoid it seeming like a mundane wall of text - but I just ignored them & didn't find it hard to read as a result? I can understand it might be
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by lucideer 1y ago
One of the things I've heard about the practical sets in multiple interviews is how they made an intentional effort to put a lot of real, functional, working props throughout the sets explicitly so that extras & folk appearing in s
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by lucideer 1y ago
It's not part of the main storyline of Luke's journey as an individual & the Jedi order but it is a very big part of one of the main storylines of a ragtag bunch of rebels sticking it to the empire. A storyline which I'
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by lucideer 1y ago
If Denise Gough isn't drowning in awards on the back of this it isn't a just world. (albeit every single other performance in the massive ensemble cast was also excellent)

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