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by mhitza 4y ago
Why is the author so secretive about who made the hardware?
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by mhitza 4y ago
https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by mhitza 4y ago
Many games before SFV used rollback netcode without issues. SFV in their implementation somehow managed to implement rollback in a way in which sometimes it was purely one sided. Given delay based netcode, or rollback netcode, I'll alw
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by mhitza 4y ago
I'll have to give Gerbil a second look. I've written some small programs with Chicken Scheme (which honestly should be in any practical scheme list IMO) and while the standard library is not that big (my pet peeve as well with mos
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by mhitza 4y ago
Unfortunately no, although I'm sure it must have been some news website that popped up in /r/europe or /r/worldnews
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by mhitza 4y ago
Just the other day I've encountered a cookie modal, where the enabled option was grayed out and when disabled it was colored. Only noticed this because the required cookies toggle was obviously on (though gray in color). For someone in
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by mhitza 4y ago
In the Haskell ecosystem this is also achievable if you have the stack tool installed. https://www.fpcomplete.com/haskell/tutorial/stack-script/
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by mhitza 4y ago
There are induction wok stoves. Only stumbled upon them recently myself as well https://cdn.webshopapp.com/shops/99626/files/334365439/maxim...
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by mhitza 4y ago
Not really about disallowing amendments, but at least sending out a notice of the changing terms. Like you get with your privacy policy. I'm pretty sure I didn't receive one about them using my public (although unpopular) open s
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by mhitza 4y ago
POLYBIUS - The Video Game That Doesn't Exist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7X6Yeydgyg
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by mhitza 4y ago
> Agreeing to GitHub's terms doesn't try to assign copyright over your code, it grabs licence to use your code however they see fit which is¹ legally quite different. I disagree, IANAL, and I'm happy they are getting sued.
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by mhitza 4y ago
Yes /s Not everyone checks out daily HN to see all the reposts. Pulling numbers out of the air, I'd say that 5-10% of daily content on HN is a repost, should get used to it. Just hide it an carry on is what I would suggest.
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by mhitza 4y ago
Romania is another EU country you can use to reset your visa timer.
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by mhitza 4y ago
While a language like Raku (formerly known as Perl 6) is unlikely to catch up in the current landscape, it did bring a lot of improvements to regular expressions (link to section that starts to use interesting examples [1]). Way back somewh
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by mhitza 4y ago
Was 2022 a year with progress in accessibility when dealing with canvas rendered websites?
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by mhitza 4y ago
I literally chuckled when I saw the screenshot at the end with the bots reply and read the authors comment "(totally made up URL, not even our domain)". If it's something that augments the support experience, as in something
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by mhitza 4y ago
You can donate to NLNet[1], which itself is an organization that funds FOSS development. Or you can just look at the software/dependencies you already use an donate to those developers ;) [1] https://nlnet.nl/
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by mhitza 4y ago
Fedora has it bundled by default. I've used it once, recently, to report a pipewire crash with bluetooth headphones.
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by mhitza 4y ago
Does anyone else on HN practice the multiply by 3 formula for estimates? I don't recall where I've come across it online first, but it has worked very reliably for me in the last 3+ years.
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by mhitza 4y ago
Just use a 2.5$/month instance on Vultr for your cronjob, and plain old sendmail for your emails (they will go in your spam folder but at least you don't have to waste time setting up emails).
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by mhitza 4y ago
I bet on LAN X11 forwarding was pretty sweet, but when I tried it over Wi-Fi/tethering is was pretty janky (and before someone suggests xpra, that wasn't buttery smooth either). But I do like the idea of what X11 forwarding is, be
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by mhitza 4y ago
IMO the EU has great potential for solid startups, however if you'll note about the areas where they are looking to invest (much like it was the case with the Horizon 2020 program), they are chasing unicorns (in unproven futuretech). A
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by mhitza 4y ago
Something like what AWS does seems reasonable, charge per consumption/usage not fixed priced per user/feature. For example, if you average user spends 10 hours a week using your software, bake that time into the price point, unles
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by mhitza 4y ago
The way Elon seems to like to take his chances, Twitter pulling out from the EU/EEA market might be a possibility. Personally I think that would be beneficial, as even more would switch to Mastodon in 2023. Even if I don't use soc
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by mhitza 4y ago
Not really, it's a relatively recent change in Firefox; I'd say for about a year, or maybe a bit longer? (time has been fuzzy these last few years). Before that I would always run updates in my distro in the background and wasn&#x
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by mhitza 4y ago
Could probably be theme dependent, as I have what look like 3 pixels in there https://i.imgur.com/LD4BF4E.png :) (I use the Arc Dark theme) I usually do right click on the title bar to resize the window. But that muscle mem
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by mhitza 4y ago
I have a nifty (or so I'd like to think) slapped together HTML parser, that instead of building a DOM tree, streams the HTML nodes as a list. Which in practice makes it easier to validate a field, and insert the appropriate validation
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by mhitza 4y ago
I'm gonna make a note on that when I have cycles to burn to experiment with htmx. From my understanding of reading that section, parameters being a container of kv pairs, I'd have to hack on the internals of htmx for it to be able
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by mhitza 4y ago
Quick question, as it made me curious. Can I send the content that I want to swap to the server itself? Say I want to submit a form to the backend, will it only send form fields or is there a way to send the form html itself?
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by mhitza 4y ago
On SSDs heavy swapping is still somewhat bearable. But I assume on your system you only have spinning disks, so your only option is to reboot, or to leave the system alone for a while until it recovers. Unless you want to go in an configure

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