mjsir911

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by mjsir911 5y ago
> For example, in Firefox, I use the dark theme for the UI, but that’s completely unrelated to the content, and prefers-color-scheme matches the content, not the chrome. Content I keep normal, light. Of note is https://bugzill
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by mjsir911 5y ago
I think this is a complicated question to answer, but I'll give it a shot: Within the tech industry , the correct proportion of minorities should be representative of your hiring pool (which is why I think they ask you to self report)
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by mjsir911 5y ago
Perhaps this will incentivize locking guns up better so they won't be stolen? What's the current punishment for losing a gun and maybe having it end up causing "gun violence"?
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by mjsir911 5y ago
> The knee-jerk reaction is running to the government to try to make whatever you don't like illegal. The things I advocate the government to ban are things I believe are bad for society . I don't like ice-cream, but I don&#x2
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by mjsir911 5y ago
I believe they are referencing to how Epstein died, which was ruled a "suicide"
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by mjsir911 5y ago
Sounds like a great way to demonetize any content I disagree with /s
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by mjsir911 5y ago
This kind of service is exactly what STUN servers are made for. Designed to be used with webrtc, but it works perfectly alright by itself. There are a plethora of unauthenticated STUN servers around, and while there's still room for ab
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by mjsir911 5y ago
> Out of the box, VIM has no easy way to colorize tabs. From my vimrc: set list listchars=tab:>- It's not colorizing, but will list out a tab character as `>---` Not exactly sure what you mean by "show list&q
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by mjsir911 5y ago
+1 on SiIvagunner (with a capital i!), the amount of variation they provide on a daily basis has quickly made them my go-to focus music.
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by mjsir911 5y ago
A while back it was called ironcast! The rename confused me a bit https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21302825
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by mjsir911 5y ago
And you can find an aggregated list of grub files for various distro's at aguslr's multibootusb: https://github.com/aguslr/multibootusb/tree/master/mbusb.d
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by mjsir911 5y ago
I also use this for nice visualizations while learning: https://www.officedaytime.com/simd512e/
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by mjsir911 5y ago
Here's my attempt at solving the same kind of problem for just URIs, I try to defer to .mailcap for file based auto-opening. Never had much luck with xdg-open https://github.com/mjsir911/browser
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by mjsir911 5y ago
From my fairly riced gentoo system: $ objdump -w -j .text --no-show-raw-insn -d /usr/lib64/firefox/firefox-bin | egrep '^ \*[0-9]+:' | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq | wc -l 134 So actually,
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by mjsir911 5y ago
The long list of optional dependencies listed on the page? If I'm understanding correctly, these just provide additional niceties and is fully usable without them.
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by mjsir911 5y ago
We're already most of the way there with SSTP, although it's a bit fiddly with SNI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Socket_Tunneling_Protoc...
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by mjsir911 6y ago
Also `v` in command mode when your readline is in vi mode (set -o vi)
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by mjsir911 6y ago
Also the Christmas special of Black Mirror. It's about a police interrogation on a brain scan where you have less ethical issues getting in the way (arguably). A few other black mirror episodes touch on the same thing, but not nearly a
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by mjsir911 6y ago
The video game SOMA touches on a similar topic of brain scans, "copying" your brain somewhere else (while leaving the old one still around) and general humanity-ness. Its a horror game but I would absolutely recommend it as a bit
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by mjsir911 6y ago
Nothing changes in the past, including your arrival, because your arrival would have always happened. The past stays consistent because it was already determined to have happened. How this would work going back in time to kill your toddler
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by mjsir911 6y ago
A friend ran into this for her solution in javascript, and the drastic speed up was replacing the javascript object with a `Map` object. const seen = new Map() with `seen.set` and `seen.get` replacing `[]` runs the code in 5s on node
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by mjsir911 6y ago
The article at least hints to the fact that MH was weary about digital evidence: "He asked Mostly Harmless if he could take a picture. Mostly Harmless hesitated but then agreed" Are there better ways to slip into the void than goi
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by mjsir911 6y ago
The push for me to use nixos was simple-nixos-mailserver which does exactly this while being fully configurable & extensible. https://gitlab.com/simple-nixos-mailserver/nixos-mailserver
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by mjsir911 6y ago
And some forks with garmin devices: - https://github.com/mjsir911/gadgetbridge (mine) - https://github.com/mormegil-cz/Gadgetbridge/tree/garmin-wip
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by mjsir911 6y ago
I've actually done extensive work with reverse engineering garmin's bluetooth protocol for setting the time on my vivofit 3 watch without making an account! It's mostly shambled together stuff but I have a wireshark plugin th
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by mjsir911 6y ago
I was give a garmin vivofit 3 as a gift and was soured by the fact that I had to create an account and log in to set the time . I've been very slowly working on a fork of gadgetbridge[1] to support the vivofit 3 for a while now and ca
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by mjsir911 6y ago
This is really nice! I wonder if some of the cli commands like create can be auto-executed on first git push. Is this open source? Would love to hack onto it.
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by mjsir911 7y ago
That's nice! There are some other mentions about color themes, but I'm wondering if it could just respect my terminal's color theme with background & foreground colors?
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by mjsir911 7y ago
I've ended up using softether for the sstp server support, and my only complaint with it is that it feels like a second-class citizen from the linux CLI. Configuring it is a pain done through their `vpncmd` command which gives you a sh
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by mjsir911 7y ago
I used the yosys demo found in the readme to learn verilog alongside my computer science machine organization curriculum, and that was a blast! It's a wonderful little simulator and has plenty of examples for commonly taught logic circ

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