mudkip

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by mudkip 3y ago
Jack of all trades, master of none. Currently interested in a product position for a company that's passionate about what they do. I've done full stack development mostly, but I'm interested in a career pivot. Work experience
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by mudkip 4y ago
Ooh, other people in this space - I remember seeing Timeliner a while ago while researching UIs for the backend I had built before starting on my own frontend [0]. Chronomize looks interesting (I used the macOS calendar for a while before
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by mudkip 6y ago
I had this issue too at one point. I ended up soaking that part in vinegar (to remove the gunk on it) and then rinsing it off with water, which ended up fixing it. I assume it was just grinding due to mineral build up. Seems like it's
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by mudkip 6y ago
I don't know if the LW15 has a different mechanism than the LW45, but it shouldn't be difficult to clean. The entire machine literally comes apart ( https://youtu.be/-f2FAI70BSk?t=154 ), leaving only plastic pieces
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by mudkip 6y ago
I owned a (different) Honeywell cool mist humidifier and ended up buying a Venta LW45 after getting fed up with the Honeywell. The Venta works _shockingly_ well, and requires basically no maintenance. The problem with most wick humidifiers
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by mudkip 6y ago
I looked into Moonlight, but don't have any nVidia cards laying around here to test with. I tried Parsec on one machine and was super disappointed. Video quality and latency were fine, but audio sounded like crap, despite streaming at
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by mudkip 6y ago
I'm curious how well this works over a LAN - over a WAN, my expectations are way lower because of actual limitations from going over the internet, so I'm fine with some latency / quality loss.
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by mudkip 6y ago
I haven't tried Steam Link yet, but I might give it a shot. I was originally looking for purely remote desktop stuff for a combination of managing computers and gaming, so I was mostly testing stuff not specifically marketed to gamers.
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by mudkip 6y ago
This is pretty cool (for managing servers cheaply), but I remain disappointed that remotely controlling computers over a network with low latency is still a difficult task. I've been trying to find a way to use a bunch of machines remo
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by mudkip 7y ago
I've actually shown this project to several people with varying degrees of technical knowledge. The technical people have generally already considered the privacy implications of what they've shared on the internet, fully expectin
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by mudkip 7y ago
There are some valid points to keeping comments for posts that have since been deleted, and I don't necessarily disagree with them. For the sake of simplicity, however, I'm assuming that all of the comments on a typical Facebook p
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by mudkip 7y ago
I'd be curious to hear from other people with similar viewpoints, but I personally disagree. Cambridge Analytica was bad because it was a third party receiving data from others, and those people had zero reason to think that their data
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by mudkip 7y ago
There's a few issues that prevent me from currently releasing all of it: The code is currently in two repositories - the first is a generic runtime I wrote that provides certain subsystems to a bunch of unrelated plugins (a small perce
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by mudkip 7y ago
When you interact with a piece of content owned by someone else (or transfer ownership of your content to someone else), you shouldn't expect to retain full ownership of your contributions. If I make a post and then delete it, all comm
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by mudkip 7y ago
This is a topic that I'm intimately familiar with, thanks to a bizarre set of circumstances (and a ton of reverse engineering). Story above, technical details below: Part 1: A couple years ago, I noticed that the number of photos I was