m3adow

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by m3adow 7y ago
Waybackmachine Link, as the site seems to be down: https://web.archive.org/web/20191015112241/https://www.scott...
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by m3adow 7y ago
> Who even watches movies on their computer anyway. I do for example. I don't own a TV, my beamer is directly connected to my PC. Just because your use case is covered doesn't mean everyones is. > Your TV will support it nat
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by m3adow 7y ago
The Sion[1] from german car startup Sono Motors will have this. The first cars are planned to be released in 2020. I personally am not sold on the idea of panels on a car. The positioning will probably be subpar to outright bad most of the
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by m3adow 7y ago
> Right now I’ve spent months on getting a full clean-room reversed version of Google’s Firebase Cloud Messaging system’s client library working Thank you for that! I'm very sceptical of Googles "soft lock-in" and will swi
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by m3adow 8y ago
Commento is hosted on Gitlab now: https://gitlab.com/commento/commento The Github page is only a mirror.
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by m3adow 8y ago
You can add one via the original customization options if I'm not mistaken.
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by m3adow 8y ago
The "-brief" switch is not mentioned in the default manpage, at least on my Ubuntu 16.04 installation. Why? This should be mentioned prominently, as it's so useful.
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by m3adow 8y ago
That is really interesting. I searched for something like this a couple of weeks ago, but wasn't successful.
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by m3adow 8y ago
Can you link the repo please? I couldn't find a link in the site and would be interested.
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by m3adow 9y ago
I just wanted to thank you. I've used your site so many times in personal scripts.
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by m3adow 9y ago
There are plugins for Wordpress which export sites as static sites. I personally used SimplyStatic [1] with success for a rather simple blog, but it seems development has ceased. While writing this comment I also found WP Static [2], perhap
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by m3adow 9y ago
Block "open.oneplus.net" via DNS66/AdAway or something similar.
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by m3adow 9y ago
According to the Reddit post some weeks ago, yes.
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by m3adow 9y ago
Because K8s has quite some overhead, a steeper learning curve and is more difficult to set up and to maintain. I don't see this as a problem in bigger companies, but in companies with less than 10 IT people and no prior knowledge I&#x2
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by m3adow 9y ago
Can you elaborate on the "owned by Facebook" part? I couldn't find any link between OpenWhisperSystems and Facebook apart from OWS helping WhatsApp integrating their Crypto.
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by m3adow 9y ago
Isn't the dependency gone now? I think I read something about using WebSockets instead, although with more battery drain.
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by m3adow 9y ago
I'd recommend Jekyll for that. It's stable and established for such web sites. I used it for a product Web site years ago and it worked fine. If I remember correctly, there's even a tutorial in their official docs.
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by m3adow 9y ago
Similar to AWS and GCE in this regard if I'm not mistaken.
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by m3adow 9y ago
Am I understanding you correctly, Kubernetes on Heroku? How?
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by m3adow 9y ago
Deutsche Börse created such a company a couple of years ago. Didn't go well, was shut down last year I think. I don't know how thorough the implementation was though.
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by m3adow 9y ago
That's a cool idea, I need to look into that. Up until now I used isso, but the non-static nature of Isso-comments always annoyed me.
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by m3adow 10y ago
This sounds very useful. I used to have something similar in a smaller scale on a whiteboard a couple of years ago. I guess a Trello board is just a better iteration. I'll be trying this the next couple of weeks.
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by m3adow 10y ago
My father has a very similar problem. He's using a CAD software which cost a couple thousand bucks decades ago (I don't know how old exactly it is, but I think mid 80s). It's using a LPT-dongle. LPT ports are hard to find now
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by m3adow 10y ago
I don't think so. My experiences with Dokuwiki is not great. Its WYSIWYG editor isn't integrated properly, switching back to Markup doesn't work without a page save, so a lot of useless clicks. Furthermore I wasn't convi
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by m3adow 10y ago
Very interesting. I'm currently working on a nearly identical project, except I started what you're only considering: Using CoreOS and cloud-config (plus some small extras). It's not done yet, but if you're interested, h
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by m3adow 10y ago
When I first watched it, nothing changed for about 200 generations (thanks for the x5 speed up). I wanted to comment on that, but decided to reload first. Now my 12th generation is flapping for a good two minutes while im writing this comme
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by m3adow 10y ago
https://padlock.io was mentioned in another post. From first view it seems padlock + padlock-cloud could fit your needs.
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by m3adow 10y ago
How is the Linux support for Epson printers? The big thing for HP is their good support for Linux.
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by m3adow 10y ago
> b) The license file on GitHub does not mention GPL, a time frame or something even remotely related to the post - looks like some sort of shareware license. The README.txt does: https://github.com/boyter/searchcode
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by m3adow 10y ago
If they use a good Wifi card or it can be opened easily (which should be a given if RAM can be upgraded). I bought the XPS13 2015 and had a lot of struggle with it until I exchanged the Broadcom card for one from Intel.

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