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by mceachen 7y ago
Just like any other module, but slower. There's a substantial bag of bits it needs to fetch (chromium), but that's cached. I've also noticed that sometimes (in CI, less than 5% of the runs) the installation or run will fail d
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by mceachen 7y ago
That was what I found, as well, for my PhotoStructure tests. It's great to have them driven by gitlab's ci and have cross-platform tests run automatically, and it will be great to now have them run cross-browser, as well.
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by mceachen 7y ago
You can try PhotoStructure (disclaimer, I'm the author). It's an image gallery built with Vue and vue-router (for your images). If you look at the vue-router documentation, they've got some examples to follow. The back/f
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by mceachen 7y ago
I just found out you can pre-order pi 4 cases: http://blog.flirc.tv/index.php/2019/06/24/new-pi-4-cases/ (I don't have any monetary interest in flirc, I'm just another happy pi3 flirc cas
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by mceachen 7y ago
OK, so I'm working on something that could be like that, and looked at dat and ipfs, but only IPFS is reasonable for filesystem access, and both have decidedly nontrivial access latency. DAT/IPFS experts: how would you apply it
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by mceachen 7y ago
ahem
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by mceachen 7y ago
Unfortunately, most phashes are trivial to circumvent. Imperceptibly rotating saturation or leveling brightness will result in a new phash. (If you've found a robust, patent-unencumbered phash, please share, I'd love to use it for
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by mceachen 7y ago
It depends on how you email it. If you attach the file, it won't. If you drag the image into the body of the email, it will.
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by mceachen 7y ago
https://localhost.run/ works (and when you use their tunnel, both http and https work).
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by mceachen 7y ago
> autofilling forms on webpages It works fairly well. Some sites (banking, mostly) don't work, but the UI lets you easily copy the username or password so you can paste it where it should go. > Does it work in Chrome on Android
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by mceachen 7y ago
I had my whole extended family on 1PW. We've all switched to Bitwarden (after a few transgressed to LastPass, but that's behind us now), and we're happy. Having the developer respond quickly on email is delightful, it works g
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by mceachen 7y ago
I'd argue that linux distros have this power, too, and they haven't either (unless you use a snap, which has compatibility and performance issues). If you uninstall a .deb or .rpm or AppImage, the files you wrote into XDG_CONFIG_H
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by mceachen 7y ago
There's https://github.com/mholt/timeliner that will use the API, but realize a bunch of tags (including GPS lat/lon and captured time) will be stripped, and videos will be very low resolution. If you want yo
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by mceachen 7y ago
I'm building it, and would love to hear your feedback: https://blog.photostructure.com/introducing-photostructure/ I've got a desktop installer you can test now. I'm working out kinks with snap and docke
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When did “&” stop being taught alongside the alphabet?(history.stackexchange.com)
13 points by mceachen 7y ago|6 comments
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by mceachen 7y ago
Choose actions to minimize future regret. Yes, it's a Dad-ism, but it applies to Dads too. Your kids will be grown and gone before you know it. Really. When you spend all day working and testing what amounts to a reminition machine (se
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by mceachen 7y ago
Fair enough. I've suffered from so many bugs in commercial software that I made some design decisions at the beginning of the project, in an effort to avoid more egregious faults. Primarily, PhotoStructure doesn't touch, move, or
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by mceachen 7y ago
I'm building (what I hope to be) your new home for all your photos and videos. It's called PhotoStructure. TL:DR; see https://blog.photostructure.com/introducing-photostructure/ In a nutshell, I've got 2
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by mceachen 7y ago
Having loved ones have health issues is the worst. Consider keeping a daily log/diary just to have some place to put down what you're feeling, or just tactically what you did that day. That routine helped me when my Mom passed fro
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by mceachen 7y ago
Sure. Except MC doesn't provide this one, mission-critical feature of inbox delivery. Most of my friends and family that subscribe to the PhotoStructure newsletter found their email in their spam folder. And yes, I set up all my doma
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by mceachen 7y ago
OnePlus has it
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by mceachen 7y ago
It's worse. Both sides need to negotiate properly, and the cable needs to follow specs, which many don't. Where micro USB has QC and QC2, there's a whole suite of PD (power delivery) and data protocols that cables may or ma
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by mceachen 7y ago
> can't help but improve mental state Unless you regard it as inane. Throwing reaction gifs at a happy birthday/congratulation post is one thing. Throwing them into the oncall production ops channel and context switch everyone
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by mceachen 7y ago
It's "pure fashion" until you try to massage your new subclass into behaving slightly differently when you're living with class hierarchies that are N levels deep. Clean compositions, ala Scala traits, can be done with
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by mceachen 7y ago
Google Photos is most decidedly not a viable backup for photos and videos. Google Takeout is broken or flakey, and had been for at least a year. Good luck downloading any archive before it falls with "transfer failed: bad authenticatio
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by mceachen 7y ago
I'm building that right now. Want to help test it? https://blog.photostructure.com/introducing-photostructure/
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by mceachen 7y ago
I banged my head on this several times until I came up with basically the same conclusion. PhotoStructure stores both the raw EXIF value, a nullable timezone that tries to adopt sibling's timezones (normally only inferable when you hav
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by mceachen 7y ago
This looks great! Just went through onboarding process for PhotoStructure (a node app using ExpressJS). It was simple to install, the getting-started app was clear, and the resulting dashboard was impressive. Kudos to the team.
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by mceachen 7y ago
PSA: for those that haven't soaked in sufficient britspeak, "chuffed" means delighted.
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by mceachen 7y ago
How is he not an average person, as far as security goes? 1) he didn't use a password app 2) he thought google drive was a safe place for his stuff 3) he thought google drive was a secure place for his stuff All three things, which I w

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