okramcivokram

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   by okramcivokram 6y ago

   13.jpg [1] is the Lagoon nebula [2] and the Trifid nebula [3] 12.jpg [4] and 17.jpg [5] are still in the queue. [1] http://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/4204596#annotated [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/
2. 32.▲
   by okramcivokram 6y ago

   I also have a Quest and I can tell you that for me there was absolutely no value in social stuff.
3. 33.▲
   by okramcivokram 6y ago

   There's a great talk about it that also has more technical details on CCC: The ultimate Galaksija talk [1] [1]: https://media.ccc.de/v/29c3-5178-en-the_ultimate_galaksija_t...
4. 34.▲
   by okramcivokram 7y ago

   This appears to be just a scrapper of dictionary.cambridge.org . Seems pretty pointless to me.
5. 35.▲
   by okramcivokram 7y ago

   I think his invented English word "Spomeniks" is supposed to uniquely refer to the particular monuments, not our general word "spomenik".
6. 36.▲
   by okramcivokram 7y ago

   Looks like a construction crane arm to me. Filename is `Infrastructure-3-1440x305px-light.png` so most likely a stock or free image, just ran through ascii-art filter. Hint, open the file directly, zoom out a bit, and squint.
7. 37.▲
   by okramcivokram 7y ago

   Yes, I also noticed that. I think it should be either "not within -> not easily recognizable" or "within -> easily recognizable".
8. 38.▲
   by okramcivokram 7y ago

   Cairo is a customizable, intuitive desktop environment for Windows. Cairo requires Windows 7 or later, including Windows 10, and .NET 4.7.1 or later (already included with Windows 10 1709 and newer) Looks like it's a alternative wi
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   by okramcivokram 7y ago

   I was also curious so I've taken a look at it (but not in detail) and it looks to me like it sends what you type to the server that generates an image in real-time using the font, so you don't have the font itself, just what it&#x
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    by okramcivokram 7y ago

    (not a designer) I would not start my 7-day free trial without beforehand having more information on what the product looks and feels like. In the "How FontPeek Helps" section there's "Show your fonts" sections, but
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    by okramcivokram 7y ago

    Yeah, I'm getting redirected to the current website too. You can see the page archived here: http://archive.is/https://www.pizzahut.com/assets/pizzanet/h...
12. 42.▲
    by okramcivokram 7y ago

    I think if it ever happens it'll be Eclipse Public License 1.0 like everything else clojure.
13. 43.▲
    by okramcivokram 7y ago

    There's also https://www.lightningmaps.org / http://blitzortung.org . It uses the same TOGA method and you can be a part of the network.
14. 44.▲
    by okramcivokram 7y ago

    Also, there's `firefox -P <profile>`.
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    by okramcivokram 8y ago

    Even if it does, isn't Syncthing traffic encrypted. Also, 'they' would need to spoof your other syncthing node for the first one to start syncing with it, and if they have that much info, you've already lost.
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    by okramcivokram 8y ago

    Looks like it's chess symbols, by Michel Eftimakis. See the raw font: https://github.com/xero/figlet-fonts/blob/master/eftichess.f...
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    by okramcivokram 9y ago

    Check out http://geektyper.com/ It's a collection of several 'hacking tools' that look dramatic on screen.
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    by okramcivokram 9y ago

    There's a transcript on the bottom of the page (on mobile).
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    by okramcivokram 9y ago

    Looks nice, there's a slight bug on the calendar view, see https://imgur.com/d3JJsNd (take a look how "Majority Rule" behaves when switching weeks) I'd like to see a page with a countdown to next episode
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    by okramcivokram 9y ago

    The numbering is broken when using the manual splitter, see http://imgur.com/a/HcHZd
21. 51.▲
    by okramcivokram 9y ago

    There's also http://vuematerial.io
22. 52.▲
    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    It's described a bit in the video [1] they seem to use VMs as docker hosts. [1] https://youtu.be/x4IBKUmC5ns?t=1374
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    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    > If someone was to go through and by themselves solve every little problem associated with radar and build a microwave-based radar system I'd be really fucking impressed. Check out Henrik's Blog http://hforsten.com&
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    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    First 25 minutes of this talk is mostly about common lisp, only the last 5 minutes about clojure.
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    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    If app is removed, are all the relevant dotfiles removed?
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    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    That is most likely just a hint, or misdirection. I'd be greatly disappointed if it's not a multi layered puzzle.
27. 57.▲
    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    I've used GeoNames (geonames.org) for a few projects.
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    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    I'm solving this problem by having a `dev` container with make, gcc, g++, python, and nodemon included and which is then used to install node_modules with `ENV NODE_ENV dev` set. When I'm ready to deploy, the node_modules gets del
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    by okramcivokram 10y ago

    If the image size is your primary concern, there are many alpine linux images which excel at this, for example: https://github.com/mhart/alpine-node
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    by okramcivokram 11y ago

    It looks like all the commands from that page put into a single script to be easier to use.