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by maxlin 1y ago
afaik they do not actually handle your logins
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by maxlin 1y ago
.... The government ID's they only started asking for as a bullshit requirement after running for like 10 years without needing them? At some point we'll start seeing companies that rotate your passwords automatically and integrat
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by maxlin 1y ago
I have almost 10% of that in my closet RAID5'd with large part of it backing up constantly to Backblaze for 10$/month, running on 10 year old hardware, with basically only the hard drives having any value ... Used a case made of c
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by maxlin 1y ago
Interesting article just for how the structures tell stories about history of the place, under such unique constraints. Browsing the site made me find the "Engineering for slow internet" article too, which appears to have been a b
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by maxlin 1y ago
I fully expected this to play sports streams in terminal with the pixels converted to ASCII kind of like passing ffmpeg thru caca lol
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by maxlin 1y ago
Imagine having basically infinite social energy and no situation where you'd tend to react super negatively to socialization itself. But most things extra are very boring and you only live for things not related to your work. Or that&#
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by maxlin 1y ago
Well, the amount of compression isn't set in stone, obviously a system like this would run with a less compressed dataset to balance game boot time, time taken away from running the game by compression, and scale on available bandwidth
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by maxlin 1y ago
That's actually quite interesting. Not entirely what I had in mind but close! My version would have only the first boot be a bit slow, but the aspect of dynamically replacing local content there is cool. This would be extra cool for LA
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by maxlin 1y ago
Having dabbled in trying to make a quick delta patch system like Steam's, which required me to understand delta patching methods and made small patches to big files in a 10gb+ installation in a few seconds, this is sure is quite intere
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by maxlin 1y ago
At least some of the OSS drama still is just purely code-based these days... The dev acted out of line for kernel development, even if _kind_ of understandable (like with the recovery tool), but still in a way that would set a bad precedent
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by maxlin 1y ago
> Note that installing Deno is probably not necessary if you don't want to, only downloading it. Just like yt-dlp, Deno is available as a fully self-contained single executable from their GitHub releases: https://github.c
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by maxlin 1y ago
After all that effort, I'd be legit pissed at the website maintainer for screwing up the image scaling in the blog post, making this release look like some bootleg readme ... The images themselves are fine, just the post's formatt
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by maxlin 1y ago
Not true even for all apps having just libc. I wanted to port my semi-minimal 3D ECS game engine ~(10k lines) to a minimal distro, so I decided on Alpine after figuring Arch is actually very bloated on comparison. I had to recompile even th
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by maxlin 1y ago
> due to your decision to arm Russia with drones This is an absolutely mental take assigning blame on every civilian of a country. Sadly in probably his worst take, Linus Torvalds also said something in these lines while banning all Russ
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by maxlin 1y ago
That is literally exactly what he did say. Absolutely disgraceful. Glad he got fired. Quoting: > We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything o
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by maxlin 1y ago
Give them a break, small indie company
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by maxlin 1y ago
Curious thought. What is even more interesting, is the map put sideways. I suppose this is slightly "more wrong" as the rotation of the earth can't be easily mapped here https://strategiccoffee.chriscfox.com/2
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by maxlin 1y ago
"Another perspective"? Are you for real? This is what the absolute scumbag said: > We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other
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by maxlin 1y ago
My comment wasn't removed, and don't try to put words in my mouth. I said he fanned the flames of violence; raising temperatures with easily disproven misinformation during an extraordinary time just a week from the murder. I&#x27
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by maxlin 1y ago
Firstly, being human about the death, then being transparent about the investigation are the most important things they could be doing, and they are doing that. Idk how the antifa terror thing is going to go, but that really sounds like a l
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by maxlin 1y ago
That looks quite similar to what I read before. For me those performance figures don't necessarily suggest it being any faster than just running on CPU so I'm still suspicious. Might research this a bit more. Of course even if the
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by maxlin 1y ago
Of course I watched it, many times. I didn't say he said anything directly violent, but he spread hateful disinformation about someone's death, entirely against FBI's findings and common sense, during a time of the highest te
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by maxlin 1y ago
You clearly didn't see the clip; what you describe was just a part of it, and there Trump appears to just have not heard the question.
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by maxlin 1y ago
If you watch the clip and know what's going on in the US right now, saying such vile disinformation now nothing but aims to up the temperature. That's the deciding reason he got shut down too. Absolute inability to read the "
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by maxlin 1y ago
Yes I did. The whole clip. A few times. Not easy to watch.
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by maxlin 1y ago
I caught Orange Pi doing misleading advertising earlier, trying to make people hear that the CPU has an NPU. Does this actually have any AI hardware or not?
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by maxlin 1y ago
No idea what to think of this. I don't want Intel to die, but what will this do to their GPU business they're competing with NVIDIA on. And at worst this leads to even more consolidation
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by maxlin 1y ago
What, they thought it might've actually been Egypt before this whole time?
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by maxlin 1y ago
This is only true if the monitor is the size of the CMOS/CCD sensor. Which it pretty much never is. Not the highest effort blog post. I'm actually a bit curious why it's on the front page though. Accidental engagement bait? :
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by maxlin 1y ago
The problem with all kinds of "green" movements and such is that they only _demand_ solutions without being involved. That also means they might have very little idea if their premise is even valid, they just put all their energy

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