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by pimeys 6y ago
Hey it's not so bad here. I can get edge when I climb to the tree in the backyard...
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by pimeys 6y ago
Does Deno have a standard API for building Rust modules that communicate with JavaScript? With Node, you have the N-API which is C++, which you can use with the Rust wrappers. But, a standard Rust API for native modules would be much nicer
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by pimeys 6y ago
Does this include all the bridges? So the users of the instance can combine other platforms to the same app, such as signal, instagram, twitter, whatsapp, irc, telegram and all that?
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by pimeys 6y ago
If I remember correctly it is a restriction of JVM. That's why Scala also needs a special annotation for TCO.
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by pimeys 6y ago
I think the 2012 generation was the last one. T420 at least.
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by pimeys 6y ago
Beeper seems to be one. Hopefully they allow more people to join their beta soon. https://www.beeperhq.com/
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by pimeys 6y ago
It wasn't that long ago when manufacturers like Dell and Lenovo had models where you could basically replace almost everything. I guess still models like the T14 allows you to replace RAM, SSD, Wi-Fi card, keyboard, touchpad and even t
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by pimeys 6y ago
To the point number two: even though I love to use PostgreSQL, when I hit the point where I need pgBouncer and its transaction mode, things get quite ugly especially if you've been using a lot of prepared statements. Now you need to cl
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by pimeys 6y ago
I'm working with many SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and soon Mongo versions daily, and I have to say Datagrip is worth it's price tag easily. It is the only non-open tool I work with because it really makes work with multi
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by pimeys 6y ago
He played in the Miles Davis masterpiece Bitches Brew, that is mystical, eternal and mind-bending trip. Might be hard to grasp first, but when you get it... you'll really get it.
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by pimeys 6y ago
I was thinking more of my workstation. If I lose access to free software, I might as well just leave the whole industry and stop using technology. It is kind of important for me I do not have to use closed source blobs or operating systems.
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by pimeys 6y ago
I hope 1.51 brings the new cargo resolver to stable. I was fighting with a problem recently, solved in the new resolver. If we'd think a dependency such as: [target.'cfg(target_os = "macos")'.dependencies] foo
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by pimeys 6y ago
Could it be possible we get this too in the workstation and laptop ecosystems?
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by pimeys 6y ago
It's kind of weird, but I don't really see so much gain from getting an ARM compared to x86. All I see is closed hardware, locked bootloaders and non-free operating systems in the future. I want to be wrong though...
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by pimeys 6y ago
Does any of these ARM systems work with a mainline kernel, or do they need some old custom kernel with binary blobs?
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by pimeys 6y ago
They're planning to extend the A100 on top of Wilde Renate and ://about blank. Not sure if that's going to happen though...
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by pimeys 6y ago
I'm going to miss ://about blank and the beloved queer parties there so much. I spent my 20's in these and got so many friends and partners. Great music, free people and superb location. The party never ended. When the p
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by pimeys 6y ago
I installed it to my fun and games laptop I carry with me when I travel. It's the ThinkPad X230 that is small enough and has hardware that Just Works with almost all the open source operating systems. I'm not planning to work with
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by pimeys 6y ago
Maybe Apple does a favor for us and releases docs for their hardware, so it would be easier to write drivers for the open source operating systems. That would be the best news for 2021.
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by pimeys 6y ago
It got just updated to version 12. Probably this year we can see a version based on the 13 kernel. ``` FreeBSD router.local 12.1-RELEASE-p12-HBSD FreeBSD 12.1-RELEASE-p12-HBSD ```
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by pimeys 6y ago
Next thing: run FreeBSD 13 natively on M1. It would be really nice, because even on this X230 this OS is really damn fast and snappy. Wayland and sway are super nice.
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by pimeys 6y ago
As a nice winter Sunday activity, I installed the beta to my X230. Now everything seems to work quite nicely, I have: encrypted ZFS, Wayland, Sway and all my development tools installed and working. It took about two hours, a bit less to ge
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by pimeys 6y ago
And OPNsense basing their next version to this kernel, then having a kernel based wg in the best router distro is going to be so sweet.
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by pimeys 6y ago
I use it in Emacs every day since a few years. It mainly works, but I still haven't figured out the best way to set the right feature flag combinations if I work in a crate that uses them a lot. In these cases, if some code requires a
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The Radiotone X-Rays Synthesizer [video](youtube.com)
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by pimeys 6y ago
I'm running my instance with lots of bridges in a 3-core 4GB server, paying about eight euros a month for it. Synapse runs just fine, but I'll probably switch to the Rust impl when it's done. If you want to go cheaper and hav
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by pimeys 6y ago
Of course I did https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy
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by pimeys 6y ago
Oh wow, this chat has blown up with messages and I doubt anybody will see this message at this point, but here we go. During these weeks of being at home and having lots of free time after work, I've been doing _projects_. For a while,
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by pimeys 6y ago
So, summarizing: pfSense: an established product. Supports kernel level wireguard and easy adblock through plugins. Easy upgrades. Not that great web UI but does its job. Shady OSS practices. opnSense: no kernel level wireguard yet, but mig
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by pimeys 6y ago
I'm currently evaluating pfSense, mostly due to it supporting WireGuard in the kernel level and having a good adblocker plugin. I run the router in a lab setting, so now it's the time to still change the os if needed. But, to what

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