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by mroche 8mo ago
Likewise with the other way around, just switch pull with push.
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by mroche 8mo ago
From PO's submission FAQs and policies: > Obviously the used fonts should be readable (and ideally their name shouldn't start with "Comic" and end with "Sans", though there might be some article topics that
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by mroche 9mo ago
> Unfortunately, Go’s library doesn’t get updated every time Unicode does. As of now, January 2026, it’s still stuck at Unicode 15.0.0, which dates to September 2023; the latest version is 17.0.0, last September. Which means there are p
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by mroche 9mo ago
A similar approach was taken by Pixar when making the beach environment for the Piper short that was previewed with Finding Dory. It was absolutely mind-blowing. https://www.fxguide.com/fxfeatured/the-tech-of-pixar-part
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by mroche 9mo ago
Would you mind elaborating on this more, describing the differences and how tools like Zuul introduce degrees of friction that result in smooth operation and pipelines? I know my phrasing may come off wrong, I apologize for that. But I&#x27
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by mroche 10mo ago
That's the purpose of the forge platform, to provide a way to prevent changes to these files from being accept into the source repository. For example: https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branc
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by mroche 10mo ago
I 100% agree on the latter (the tag != release is more of a project management issue), and the same concept applies to containers and their digest hashes. The main issue at the end of the day is the human one: most people don't like lo
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by mroche 10mo ago
The purpose of the forge is to be able to prevent this. Protected tags are usually a feature which provides a way to mark tags as untouchable, so removal would require a minimum level of trust to the repository on the platform. Otherwise, a
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by mroche 10mo ago
Luckily commonly used forges for collaboration have the ability to make tags immutable. Any repository where multiple people collaborate on a project should have that feature enabled by default. I'm still waiting for the day where tags
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Tools for Successful Documentation Projects(lwn.net)
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by mroche 10mo ago
This is obviously kicking the can down the road, but I "solve" this problem by storing passkeys in a third-party credential manager that supports them. That way I can use them on any device that I've installed the client app
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by mroche 10mo ago
I gave Notes/Plume a try a year or so ago, it was an interesting experience. I ended up falling back to Joplin as I could use it on macOS, iOS, and Fedora with synchronization via Dropbox. I've always been curious about productizi
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by mroche 10mo ago
Bump up to 2d10 and add: - Travis - CircleCI - Drone/Woodpecker - Tekton Pipelines - TeamCity - Zuul - Buildkite - Agola
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by mroche 10mo ago
I found gitea's interface to be so unusably bad that i switched to full-fat GitLab. Was this Gitea pre-UI redesign or after? 1.23 introduced some major UI overhauls, with additional changes in the following releases. Forejo currently
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by mroche 10mo ago
eBPF is restricted when booted in a SB environment, but it's not nonfunctional. The default config puts the kernel into "integrity" mode of Kernel Lockdown, which reduces scope of access and enforces read-only usage. Whether
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by mroche 10mo ago
Cool project! As a more advanced form, I think it should be possible to get all this information via eBPF rather than ss output and scraping /proc. Food for thought!
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by mroche 11mo ago
The Python API is limited by Python itself. You're restricted to a GIL environment, so your ability to maximize throughput and reduce latency will be limited. For small/average scenes this may not matter for your addon, however la
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by mroche 11mo ago
> If you had multiple shows in production, I would expect that standards be set to use the same platforms and versions across the board. Considering productions span years, not months, artists would never get to use newer tools if studio
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by mroche 11mo ago
You can also use a generated security key to verify as a type of second-factor.
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by mroche 11mo ago
> I guessed that's a typo though and yeah, the Dreamworks animation tool is called Premo. Bah, I thought I proofread that! Yes, super late night typos strike again...
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by mroche 11mo ago
> on the most demanding real-world production workloads (think Pixar/Weta), which for now it hasn't been. Super small nit (or info tidbit), but it doesn't take away from your overall message regarding production and scene
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by mroche 11mo ago
> And these "most people" who are scared of a Python API? Weak! It should have been a low level C API! ;-) I wouldn't frame it as "scared". The issue is that at a certain scene scale Python becomes the performanc
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by mroche 11mo ago
Blender gives you two paths for extension: a) fork it and layer your changes directly onto the app, or b) you create a plugin via the Blender Python API. For vendors, the former is obviously a no-go. The latter has the issue of be throttled
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by mroche 11mo ago
> That said, if pressed, I’d recommend AsciiDoc over any Markup flavor for a greenfield project _today_. Likewise for me as well, and I am a massive Material for MkDocs fan. Markdown is certainly simple to use and gets the job done, bu
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by mroche 11mo ago
I do this as well, but there are a number of service providers that just do not handle subaddressing at all. Like creating an account will result in never receiving a confirmation or verification code because the system failed to parse the
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by mroche 1y ago
Yeah, I'm keeping mine around and not trading it in. I might get the battery replaced at some point anyways and continue using it as a secondary device for some workloads.
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by mroche 1y ago
> But a somewhat high-flying (albeit hardware) company was recruiting me for a CA job and they basically admitted it would be a lifestyle downgrade in terms of salary. I've been given second hand accounts of similar situations. On
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by mroche 1y ago
I migrated from a 13 Mini to a 17 Pro last week. Updated the Mini to 26 beforehand to mitigate any potential 18->26 issues with data transfers/backups. I'm still getting accustomed to the device size, the Mini was such a perfec
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by mroche 1y ago
> Outlook is the lone exception where that team decided to have Outlook for the web, Windows Outlook, and Mac Outlook be identical, so those are getting their rewrites with removal of Win32-specific features where applicable. I wish they
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by mroche 1y ago
Nearly every widely-used commercial or in-house tool in the VFX and Animation sector of M&E are Qt based. The main difference compared to tradition desktop developers is the general attitude of design; the industry takes the stance of p

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