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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Drinkers also don't like having teetotalers around them because of the bad conscience they induce.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
My latest idea is that developers should use comparatively low-end machines to stop the death spiral of ever increasing system requirements for end users.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Wax - a project of the Coko Foundation. Unfortunately the link in the footer is broken because it has a "www" in the domain name. https://coko.foundation/ They have actually quite a lot of open source projects, am
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
And a great and economical way to remove all that shit from the environment?
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Right to repair is great. Does it make sense ecologically to repair that NES with a lot of energy, chemicals such as hydrogen peroxide etc? I honestly don't know and guess everyone must decide for themselves.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Contains a lot of microplastic, too: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/plastic...
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Ok, one example (granted it's a bit niche): "Since the demand for recycled aluminum continues to increase, the discarded aircraft provide a large source of valuable metal. However cost-effective recycling of aircraft alloys is com
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
It's a favourite German pastime to drive to the Wertstoffhof (recycling centre) in your car to drop off the collected plastic for recycling. Now there are some bins where people can put some specific plastics like yoghurt cups (mostly
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I am not so sure about this. Do you have any sources? I think I read that it's difficult due to the abundance of very different aluminium alloys.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Are they too stupid (I don't mean that in a condescending way) or just too lazy? I know several elder people (75 to 85 years old) that have no problem installing apps on iPhones. On the other hand I know others that "play dumb&quo
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Same here: thinking about that grain and space. It's kind of funny that anecdotally there seems to be more interest in that in the community here than in another round of innovation in some packaging tool or whatever.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> Many people are not capable of setting up authenticator apps, not everyone is a "techy" and not everyone is smart. That might be true but on the other hand most companies using Teams etc. will be introducing 2FA with the MS A
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
They have lots of different boards, among others ASRock. Even within the same range of models you can buy, for instance AX52 you can get different manufacturers. It's not really transparent to the customers when they order. Source: dmi
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
It's a really barebones snake game that should take less than 12 kb . Anyway I get that it's more of a proof of concept for Bevy.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Let the crawler AI discard a sample if it detects it as AI generated? That's at least quite expensive I think.
766.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
I thought everything was a power function.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Surely you are not the only one. I hate going into a restaurant being forced to use my phone to read the menu. What the hell? Is printing menu cards that expensive? Also our kids can read but don't own phones yet.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
For testing you usually need a name or "id" or, if using Playwright, a "data-testid" attribute :)
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Related (chat with Andreas Kling about SerenityOS and Ladybird): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36620450 However I don't understand why many people are longing for Ladybird as another free browser. There are alre
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
"I did my job with love and belief. This was always obviously risky. I had no illusions that the love was returned" That's a great insight. It will spare people a lot of frustration.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Did you see this year's Chaos Communication Congress videos? They have a nice video intro in 1 bit dithering. Random video (first 10 seconds): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNc8HJEWMtM
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
The article left me with a lot of questions. What does "bottled" water even mean? Is it bottled in PET or glass? "Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) was common, which is not unusual as it’s what many water bottles are made of&q
773.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
I've found systemd-nspawn to be a great alternative to the olde chroot method for fixing systems in a rescue shell. systemd-nspawn -D /mnt mounts the system like chroot but the real value comes with systemd-nspawn -b -D /mnt&
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Italy is quite aggressive in blocking sites like Library Genesis or Torrent search engines, I learned during my last vacation.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
On the Atari ST (and the Amiga I am told) there were several Modula compilers available. You can download the source of the Megamax Modula-2 compiler from Thomas Tempelmann's homepage: http://www.tempel.org/files-d.html
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> you will have to google "rsync ssh non standard port" every time you want to use rsync. I have not the best memory but after using it several times I managed to remember "rsync -e 'ssh -p 223' ..." and &qu
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Yeah, why use convenient tools when you can use commands like BSD 'find' that has a mandatory path. Trips me up every time I am using it on the Mac.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Just a random question that came to my mind when browsing the example: How do you make sure the slug is unique in a system like this?
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I bit of biography on Jack Crenshaw. Among many other things he worked on the Apollo program. https://www.resonancepub.com/jack-crenshaw/
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
https://xmonader.github.io/letsbuildacompiler-pretty/ "This is a prettified and modern, browsable version of Let’s Build a Compiler by Jack Crenshaw."

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