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nottorp
6mo ago
Location: Romania Remote: Only. Have done it for most of my career, have home office and not kitchen table, can work async, used to time zone differences etc etc. Willing to relocate: Not on the first date. Technologies: C++, Python, Yocto,
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6mo ago
Don't Noctua fans generally go in builds made by people who like silence? In which case they'd have silent cases with no glass panes, because those are thinner and a possible source of vibration. They may even glue (opaque) sound
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6mo ago
What will that help with if the host and guest combined need > physical ram?
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6mo ago
> made it shit very quickly What? The USB mafia has been at it since usb 1.1 or at best 2.0...
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6mo ago
> https://github.com/darrylmorley/whatcable This was on show hn only yesterday. Probably can't tell you anything about the other end of the cable though. > Is this hard to do or just something normal people
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6mo ago
> Starting with 4 virtual cores and 8 GB vRAM, where the VM ran perfectly briskly with around 5 GB of memory used But... if you start applications inside your VM it will want the full 8 Gb you've allocated not the 5 Gb it uses at st
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6mo ago
So the low contrast UI was designed by Claude?
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6mo ago
Oh right, it's still there. Nothing on my wish list has it :) I had to go to the store page for NBAsomething to see it.
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6mo ago
Well I asked an "AI" and it pointed me to a bunch of accessibility guidelines including how to pick pairs of colours that are contrasting enough. I'm no designer so that's where I'd start at :)
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6mo ago
> Rust’s standard library makes this easy to get wrong. The ergonomic APIs you reach for first (fs::metadata, File::create, fs::remove_file, fs::set_permissions) all take a path and re-resolve it every time, rather than taking a file des
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6mo ago
The top of the page starts great, but then it goes to grey on grey on the item descriptions for that low contrast Apple like feeling. Firefox/mac os, dark mode on. Edit: no, dark/light doesn't seem to matter. Edit 2: Time to
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6mo ago
Is there any service left that will just host your git and offer issues and PRs without cramming anything else down your throat, especially automated help, LLM based or not? Ideally with private repos for free or a modest fee. Gitea doesn&#
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6mo ago
> you spent another 2bn on minecraft to clinch the deal with young developers and the code camp kids You think? They're still pushing the "native" Minecraft that isn't scriptable aren't they? And maintaining the
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6mo ago
Are Denuvo using games marked on Steam these days? I've been getting mostly indies so I feel safe, but maybe I should check...
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6mo ago
I thought of The Thing... Does the study mention if all their dogs are accounted for and acting normally?
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6mo ago
Wait, a weekly meeting in addition to the 3 dailies? :)
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6mo ago
Oh the 2018 should still work with an external monitor and keyboard. I could even get the display cable replaced. What I can’t do is replace the keyboard with ont that won’t break again in 3 months.
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6mo ago
The Guardian is in the UK, but I've seen dialogs like that even on some german sites, so i guess it's legal.
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6mo ago
That's the charm of Lidl. You go in to get milk bread and meat and come out with a tool that you don't need but it's nice to have.
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6mo ago
These mention 25-30 fps, so the mechanism may cost a bit to be that sturdy. I wonder if anyone makes cheaper versions that you're only supposed to update at 1 frame per minute or less...
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6mo ago
> hey they aren't shipping their side-projects as quickly or numerously as they would like What also needs to be shipped quickly and numerously? Oh, I remember, unsolicited commercial email...
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6mo ago
Also the chatbots are more eager to please than a table saw. Wouldn't surprise me that you could get one to confess to murder with the right prompt.
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> every Apple laptop I've ever owned has lasted 10+ years .. as long as you avoided the emoji keyboard era, or never used an emoji keyboard laptop outdoors or even with your windo open :) I have laptops much older than the ~2018 tha
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6mo ago
Yep, there's some mention of automatically resigning the apps every 10 days so it's definitely using the dev tools.
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> Imagine if people who don't actively use Apple Music never experienced Apple Music starting to play music by itself. Nice dream. My wireless headphones act like in the manual when paired with my phone, but the buttons on them alwa
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6mo ago
Probably requires a jailbroken ipad? I'll take it as a lesson to not even look at games on iOS [1]. I added it to my wish list on Steam, i might get it on a sale. [1] Not that iOS has many games. I can't afford the free ones.
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6mo ago
Meanwhile, I can't install an iOS game i bought in 2021 (Azure Saga if it matters) because it's delisted from the app store. Damned if you pay them, damned if you don't.
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6mo ago
Maybe not, but the USB consortium hasn't got around to polluting the USB4 namespace yet so it's safer to buy stuff with the USB4 label. Of course, just give them some time and they'll come up with USB4 "gen classic"
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6mo ago
By the way, how are switches and cables for > 1Gbps these days?
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6mo ago
Hmm this is based on the original turbo vision source code. I wonder if Embarcadero or whoever owns the corpse of Borland this week can find a reason to complain.
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