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Memory safe, fast, configurable, minimal hello world written in rust(github.com)
1 points by misterdata 5y ago|1 comments
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Rust GUI Infrastructure(cmyr.net)
3 points by misterdata 5y ago|0 comments
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by misterdata 5y ago
This only shows about:blank in the first windows opened (after starting Edge) but still gives me the "new tab page" with the Microsoft search bar on it for each window and tab opened subsequently (with no way I know of to set this
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by misterdata 5y ago
At work we built a BI tool around Blockly in 2013. Still in daily use: https://www.dialogic.nl/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/demo1.gif
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by misterdata 5y ago
See also https://github.com/bittorrent/sqltorrent , same trick but using BitTorrent
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by misterdata 6y ago
I wrote something like this using reqwest for a Waveshare 7.5inch display. Also includes a dithering step so all that is needed is a web server serving an image. No conditional requests though but should be easy to add. It is fully statical
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by misterdata 6y ago
Correct!
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by misterdata 6y ago
Yes, the demo was definitely made using the production system! (Although usually our ‘puzzles’ are quite a bit more complicated than this simple coffee example. Although more often than you expect, simply publishing a small CSV with a bit o
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by misterdata 6y ago
We have been using something like this based on Blockly in production for over seven years now to build dashboards. GIF demo: https://www.dialogic.nl/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/demo1.gif Our users (resea
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by misterdata 6y ago
Only if the stricter one really requires you to use it differently (e.g. because of checked exceptions). If not you will have to guess for each function if it is strict or not, which potentially causes even more trouble if you get it wrong.
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by misterdata 6y ago
Having used both stricter (Rust) and more loose programming languages (JS), I can add that stricter APIs have made me think more about edge cases than the less-strict APIs. In the less-strict languages I often find myself debugging some edg
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by misterdata 6y ago
This. ESPHome additionally provides a minimal form of "device management" for larger numbers of devices, including OTA updates of firmware. This is an often underestimated aspect of HA; having many devices of different types burie
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Raw TCP/UDP Sockets from JavaScript in Chrome(bugs.chromium.org)
3 points by misterdata 6y ago|0 comments
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by misterdata 7y ago
Although not automatic, I find Rust's clippy to be very good at suggesting improvements to code that compiles but simply is not written the way it should.
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by misterdata 7y ago
You can actually spin up your own web-based VSCode using https://github.com/cdr/code-server .
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A Tiny, Static, Full-Text Search Engine Using Rust and WebAssembly(endler.dev)
2 points by misterdata 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterdata 7y ago
Actually not far from how it works on macOS. Usage of a system "open file" dialog automatically creates a permission for the application to access that file from inside its container. https://developer.apple.com/li
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by misterdata 7y ago
Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. We are engaged on the issue and committed to looking at options that support our full range of digital offerings to the EU market. We continue to identify
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by misterdata 7y ago
See https://github.com/pixelspark/catena for a SQLite-on-blockchain implementation
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by misterdata 7y ago
It selects the language based on browser locale - what is yours set to? Should definitively improve this... From Dutch you can switch to English using the menu in the top right corner (click "Engels")
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by misterdata 7y ago
Project I am working on that may be close: https://diasli.de
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by misterdata 7y ago
I have been running Resilio Sync [1] (formerly BitTorrent Sync) for a while now, it also supports an 'encrypted peer' and has support for all the major platforms. [1] https://www.resilio.com
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RIDL: Rogue In-Flight Data Load [pdf](mdsattacks.com)
4 points by misterdata 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterdata 8y ago
Pro tip: on newer iPhones with either Face ID or Touch ID, holding the sleep/wake button and the volume down button for some time puts the device in a mode where Touch/Face ID are disabled, the phone is locked, and the device pass
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by misterdata 8y ago
Might also try https://diasli.de for simple applets (e.g. try https://diasli.de/1658/9b4Mry7xHYs , hit 'share' -> 'duplicate' to make your own)
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by misterdata 8y ago
This looks a lot like Vue.js - how is it different/better?
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by misterdata 8y ago
After braking the turbine isn't generating the energy it needs to in order to be net positive.
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by misterdata 8y ago
They have actually stopped that programme. https://www.ad.nl/binnenland/politie-stopt-met-inzetten-van-...
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by misterdata 8y ago
That's exactly what the README suggests to do under 'Usage'. First it says 'FROM node', which is the regular 'fat' image. In this image it then runs `npm install`. Further on there is another 'FROM&#
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by misterdata 8y ago
This is apparently intended to be used for a blockchain that contains SQL transactions in the blocks [1]. As there can be multiple 'heads' of a blockchain (before the network settles on a longest chain), there is a chance the head

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