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Authentication on meet.jit.si(jitsi.org)
228 points by muxator 3y ago|186 comments
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by muxator 3y ago
> 60amp draw at 220V You are very luky! The standard installed power for residential use in Italy is 220 V, 3.3 kW.
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by muxator 3y ago
There are simpler (maybe not easier) solutions for that.
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by muxator 3y ago
Thank you. Sorry for my bad English. "This July" from now on :)
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by muxator 3y ago
For context: it seems that the author passed away on last July https://www.winchesteruu.org/2023/07/25/joys-sorrows-and-tra...
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by muxator 3y ago
The top intuitive to use TUI editors in my heart will always be: - MS Dos Edit - Turbo Pascal 6 Edit felt like a windows application: select with shift+arrows, move fast with ctrl+home/end. Turbo Pascal's keybindings were a bit in
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XFS maintainer, Darrik Wong, steps down(lore.kernel.org)
55 points by muxator 3y ago|14 comments
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by muxator 3y ago
Complete final program for the laziest of us (after incorporating @10000truths's advice): const int main[] __attribute__ ((section(".text"))) = { -443987883, 440, 113408, -1922629632, 4149, 899584, 84869120, 1
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by muxator 3y ago
What was the power consumption of these chips? More interesting yet it would be to know the Power/speed ratio compared to modern chips.
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by muxator 3y ago
Now I know I'll never be half the father this guy is!
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by muxator 3y ago
Yeah, agreed: in that case spinning a container is evidently an operational advantage. However, I was specifically answering to the different case highlighted by the parent comment: how a potentially cohesive application is cut along some o
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by muxator 3y ago
> Instead of composing libraries into an executable you can use containers to compose services into an application This is the most concise and exact definition I've heard lately. My only problem with the consequences of this approa
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by muxator 3y ago
Thanks for this comment! It is a very helpful design document for improving one's future event loops architecture!
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by muxator 3y ago
256-QAM encodes 4 bits on the "phase" component and 4 on the quadrature one. They can be regarded as independent signals. Think about a sin() and a cos() being orthogonal to each other even for the same frequency.
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by muxator 3y ago
Same effect here, and same bad conclusions about the world's smell. It's like a superpower, only detrimental.
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by muxator 3y ago
Humble question: > Maybe (optionals) - chain steps and abort if any step is empty. Could this be (remotely) akin to the following shell pattern? set -o pipefail cmd1 | cmd2 | ... This would either return the result of a succ
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by muxator 3y ago
Yep, github too is guilty of this sin. I think this is a normal (and unhealthy) consequence of the JS browser APIs keeping expandong. A sort of Greenspuns Tenth Rule Of Programming that happened on the web platform. I am not sure there is a
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by muxator 3y ago
> Prompt engineering is kind of like alchemy. There's no clear way to predict what will work best. It's all about experimenting I know this sentence is true for prompt engineering, but please help me with my language barrier. I
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by muxator 3y ago
If I'm not mistaken the linux port of ZFS that later became OpenZFS started at LLNL and was a port from FreeBSD (it may have been release ~9). I believe it was called ZFS On Linux or something like that. Nice how things have evolved: f
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Mozilla restricts extensions on some domains on Firefox 115(askvg.com)
97 points by muxator 3y ago|102 comments
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by muxator 3y ago
Limiting the scope to software, I'd say it's fair to distinguish MIT licenses from GPL. The latter provides way more freedom for the user (as opposed to corporations willing to profit without giving back). I am fair more comfortab
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by muxator 3y ago
At the dawn of browser sync technologies, it was possible to self host a Firefox sync server. I think I remember there was a component for authentication and one for storage proper. You could use each one of them, or both. Is this still a t
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by muxator 3y ago
Thanks for explaining. I never really used Tumblr, I just know it's the site Yahoo bought many years ago instead of Netflix. The website in this submission is probably just a low technical effort site. This would explain its flaws.
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by muxator 3y ago
This site is impossible to visit on my setup. Firefox 114, default tracking protection, uBlock origin with default settings. I am not interested in spending time debugging it, and I can live without seeing those photos. Better spend that ti
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by muxator 3y ago
There are many facets to security. I would not like someone to have shell access + bash, curl, awk, jq in a container that has full network access to sensitive systems in my applications both upstream and downstream. As per the dependencies
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by muxator 3y ago
I understand this is easy for a developer, but I think it is not responsible security-wise: that container is a whole toolbox at the disposal of whoever may breach in it. On top of this, as some sibling commenters were saying, it is a waste
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by muxator 3y ago
Thanks, just today I decided that the current status of Meld ( https://meldmerge.org/ ) was untenable for me. It used to be a fast program, with a reasonable interface. For a long time now its interface has been "simplif
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by muxator 3y ago
> Some compiler needs to implement -Wunderbar Hidden gem! On a more serious note, the author of this little proposal (officializing "_" as a no name placeholder) had to perform a thorough research to show that this change would
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by muxator 3y ago
Hidden gem! Thanks!
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by muxator 3y ago
And this is by Demônios da Garoa no less! A band that has been existing for more than 80 years now.

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