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by movedx 2y ago
MediaWiki. Is there something wrong with the solution powering Wikipedia? It’s very simple to set up, and you can one-click deploy it on DigitalOcean for $10/month.
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by movedx 2y ago
Some great stuff in here that I’ll be checking out for sure.
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by movedx 2y ago
You want CyberChef from GCHQ :-)
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by movedx 2y ago
I just laughed out loud reading that. He’s absolutely brilliant. Told my wife that too and after laughing she said, “I miss you reading Pratchett in bed. You used to constantly giggle and jiggle the mattress!” Time to get back to reading hi
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by movedx 2y ago
You might have missed the point being made here. We, as engineers, can't expect everyone to know what OBS is, download it, learn in, and use it every day to enable their ability to share a sub-section of their monitor (regardless of it
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by movedx 2y ago
It can do that, yes, but it's a bit more work. There are several GUI hoops you'll have to run through to get that to work, and if you have to adjust it each and every time, before a meeting, then it would become burdensome. But ye
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by movedx 2y ago
With OBS, you can add an entire screen to your canvas and then add a filter to crop it down to a particular part of that screen. This nets you the same results as the small C++ tool being proposed here. A lot more work involved, though.
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by movedx 2y ago
This sounds like a good way of guaranteeing profits and moving the mindset away from just producing good products.
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by movedx 2y ago
I’m guessing you live in Wales if the castles are that densely populated. It has the highest density of castles in the world.
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by movedx 2y ago
So far, so good. It's quite nice. It feels very complete and polished. Everything is well thought out and it feels as though it "Just Works" (jinx!!)
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by movedx 2y ago
I was just looking at their products. Looks like IDEA is aimed at Java developers, but I assume that doesn’t prevent it being used for other languages?
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by movedx 2y ago
In light of this post, and ignoring Sublime Text as I’ve tried it and don’t like it, what commercial IDEs are worth looking at for a generalist like me who bounces between C, Python, Terraform, YAML, Markdown, and more? I’m on Linux.
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by movedx 2y ago
A selfie is meant to tell us, your audience, a story about you and the journey you’re on. Selfies are a great tool for telling stories, in fact. One selfie can say a thousand words, and then some. But a selfie taken and then modified to lie
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by movedx 2y ago
Thank you for your response, and thank you for your work.
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by movedx 2y ago
One way that we technical folk can help prevent this is by purchasing a domain that we can call our own and then host a website that's very clear: "If my image or voice is used in a piece of digital media that is not linked here f
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by movedx 2y ago
Do you think making important, widely used open-source software is a good idea when it's being done, for fun? What happens when it's no longer fun, but 150,000 people depend on it for their job? Imagine Linus Tarvolds stopped work
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by movedx 2y ago
I believe you to be correct. I think it's important that one uses the right tool for the job, regardless of whether or not it's widely adopted or supported.
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by movedx 2y ago
Personally, I've always created shell scripts too. Or PowerShell scripts if I need Windows based support (like for Golang projects that might see Windows based usage.) I find they're way, way better and easier to work with. That b
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by movedx 2y ago
Does it download an official AMD driver? No. It hasn’t ever done for me across hundreds of Windows installs across hundreds of devices.
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by movedx 2y ago
I'm using Linux right now, and sadly I only have access to an 80x30 black and white terminal. I'm writing this comment as a raw HTTP request to this site. Send help. I just need colour and at least 1024x968... please help! I wish
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by movedx 2y ago
> ... you're saying Linux shouldn't have something... I said no such thing. You're taking a question and converting it into a statement in your own head. Why must any operating system be designed with a 3D rendering engine
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by movedx 2y ago
Now you're just being childish and lazy :)
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by movedx 2y ago
No. That's not true. It does not do that. I've reinstalled Windows 11 several times to resolve issues or try these kinds of things out. It has never offered to download an AMD driver for me. This is false.
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by movedx 2y ago
> Parent commenter said Linux shouldn't have <X> I said no such thing! You've completely missed the point.
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by movedx 2y ago
> Linux doesn’t have a good equivalent for these. That implies Linux must or should have an equivalent to those features found in Windows -- you can choose any word you like, friend. There is no other reason to make that statement but to
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by movedx 2y ago
> If the user wants to play a game or watch a video, Direct3D is there to let him do that. If he doesn't, Direct3D doesn't get in the way. I _just_ moved from Windows 11 to Kubuntu. None of that stuff is missing. In fact, unlik
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by movedx 2y ago
It _can be_ useful. It can also _not_ be useful to others. It sounds like it's not a choice in this case, but a forced feature, and that's fine for some and not for others. So again, why _must_ Linux have an equivalent?
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by movedx 2y ago
But why should Linux have an equivalent of such features?
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by movedx 2y ago
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by movedx 2y ago
So you mean just literally put the .h and .c files at '.'?

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