ninjin

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by ninjin 10mo ago
Not sure if it was called "beta" or "alpha" and "closed" is of course up to interpretation, but it was indeed by invitation. Swedish law at the time (still?) had a clause about permitting sharing copyrighted ma
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by ninjin 10mo ago
Correct, the pirated music library was before they exited the closed Alpha.
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by ninjin 10mo ago
Firstly, thank you for engaging and trying to enlighten me. I do understand why capability delegation is useful and I am familiar with using Unix sockets to delegate the control of daemons using socket permissions, which feels similar to wh
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by ninjin 10mo ago
I am somewhat cautious to comment as I know the author is way more experienced than I am and I fear that I may be missing something. However, let me try to accomplish the same with my elementary doas(1) knowledge. Allowing mounting for a sp
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by ninjin 11mo ago
Having played the Famicom Disk System, I will also say that the load times are abysmal . I think it is Castlevania II that has an autosave function for the Japanese release which was for the FDS and it is so darn slow that I would recommen
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by ninjin 11mo ago
Thank you for sharing the write up! Not an OpenBSD expert by any means, but two small pieces of minor feedback as everything else you wrote mirrors my own setup and experience. Firstly, unless you are really strapped for space on say a
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by ninjin 1y ago
I disagree, but maybe it is a cultural thing for those of us that are more used to functional styles of programming? I was taught method chaining as a style by a seasoned JavaScript and Ruby programmer myself and I do not find the semantics
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by ninjin 1y ago
Cheers! Fixed.
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by ninjin 1y ago
Really? The variable name lengths? Not that the code is clearer as: const te = document.createElement('table'); document.body.appendChild(te); [ ['one', 'two', 'three'],
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by ninjin 1y ago
I mean, are we surprised? Linux has on the order of millions times more users and funds (probably not developers though, but who knows). Thus, if there is any financial viability of a port I am certainly expecting Linux to "move&quot
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by ninjin 1y ago
It really is and not just that. WireGuard being natively supported makes configuring your peers as easy as dumping the last of these example lines into /etc/hostname.wg[0-9]: https://man.openbsd.org/wg#EXAMPLES Si
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by ninjin 1y ago
It feels like Alpine tries to imitate the OpenBSD installer somewhat as well, but it is just not the same as it forces you to make choices between SSH servers, NTP daemons, etc. So, it still very much feels like the Linux "pick and mix
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by ninjin 1y ago
Yes, and OpenBSD being a fork of NetBSD still carries some of that spirit.
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by ninjin 1y ago
Which is why there is libevent [1]? [1]: https://libevent.org Unless I am mistaken, OpenBSD base even explicitly codes against the older libevent API internally and ships it with each release, despite at the very least supportin
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by ninjin 1y ago
True, but it is worth mentioning that since Amazon Japan dropped using established delivery services and went with their own gig-based one their service has taken a drastic turn for the worse: Claims of having ringed the bell, despite not
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by ninjin 1y ago
This is art, so arguing about exact boundaries is pointless in my book. But can we at least agree that there is rather a big difference between "This is something that plays from a standard cartridge with a standard mapper on the Famic
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by ninjin 1y ago
Fujifilm's whole X-mount series is wonderful and while I shoot "full-frame" M mount to remain interoperable between digital and film, there is no doubt in my mind that I would have a Fujifilm X-mount series if I only shot dig
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by ninjin 1y ago
It really is impressive, but it is also fair to point out that it uses the MXM-1 mapper which only came into existence in 2022 [1]. I find it pointless to argue whether it is "cheating" or not as the technology it uses was used fo
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by ninjin 1y ago
Indeed, if you want to see what is possible with only a Famicom (or NES) itself you can have a look at Little Limit's incredible Bad Apple "port" [1]. This recording is from an emulator [2], but I know from personal experienc
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by ninjin 1y ago
If so, are we observing a move towards Universal Suffrage in the Kingdom of the Nouns? [1] [1]: https://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdo...
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by ninjin 1y ago
Thank you for sharing. My solution has been to dump small scripts like this in ~/bin: #!/bin/sh set -eu k=$(pass ARG) oathtool -b --totp "$k"
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by ninjin 1y ago
reMarkable (1) user here since 2019, what does the software stack look like for the Supernote? The A6 looks interesting as a form factor for someone like me that uses it solely for note taking (all I want is a "non-linear notebook&qu
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by ninjin 1y ago
Sadly, traditional banks are very eager to get rid of dedicated multi-factor devices in favour of their own mobile applications. I have seen strong encouragement via nagging and some going so far as to start charging for physical multi-fa
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by ninjin 1y ago
They seem closely aligned with the Free Software Foundation (FSF), so I could very well imagine that being a major ideological reason not to want to work with Apple. Yes, Apple sometimes upstream patches and they do contribute to open sourc
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by ninjin 1y ago
Indeed, I had just started using them at that. No account needed, you just needed to set your contact to "mailto:$EMAIL" and get on with your day. Was nice to use them for a few domains so as to make sure I had a more diverse set
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by ninjin 1y ago
Seconded, but hard to find for small boxes. I have seen in-band ECC on Asus Nucs, but that is as good as it gets from what I can tell.
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by ninjin 1y ago
All good options, just noting that based on some searches I made they all seem to lack serial ports compared to the Wyse if that is something you care about (I personally do). There could be variants out there though with serial ports and i
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by ninjin 1y ago
Quick search online tells me ~5W for the Dell Wyse 5070, which does not sound unrealistic as I have similar boxes that draw ~10W. So, 32 to 62kWh per year and then we have ~USD 6.5 to 13 per year assuming 20 cents per kWh which another onli
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by ninjin 1y ago
There are some library functions to support databases in base, but that is probably not what you are asking for. Likewise, to the best of my knowledge there is no TUN/STUN server. However, you likely have both in ports. Not sure if y
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by ninjin 1y ago
> Is it even valid to have additional restriction on top of Apache 2.0? You can legally do whatever you want, the question is whether you will then for your own benefit be appropriating a term like open source (like Facebook) if you add

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