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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Yup, I bought a brand new 32-bit Intel Atom tablet from Toshiba in 2014, gave it away but the person I gave it to is still using it. It has 32-bit UEFI, which is also loads of fun. I once installed Debian on it, but I couldn't get touc
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Can some long-standing user of iOS Firefox say if the sync issues there have been fixed? Halfway-broken sync on iOS version of Firefox (as well as a general lack of love for it and the UI that kept getting redesigned every other month) was
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
I'm in the same boat as you. After trying and returning a few KVMs, I found a decent USB-only KVM switch [0] that works with 4K HDR + PD devices (I think it just electronically connects and disconnects cables), it works amazingly with
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Filesystem cache may make latency unpredictable, but it won't make open() unexpectedly fail with ECONNREFUSED. Most programs barely handle ENOENT, let alone EINTR. Also, how do you do async fstat and mkdir in Linux? I don't see it
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Yes it is possible https://github.com/CamHenlin/imessageclient Or if you don't mind disabling SIP https://docs.mau.fi/bridges/go/imessage/mac-nosip/setup.html
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
This is fun until one person says "well, they are kinda right". Happened in that group I'm thinking of, now some of them are unironically saying the pope has UFOs hidden in a garage. This reminds me of how me and my friends o
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
I knew a lot of people who got into Ancient Aliens craze (paradocumental series on History Channel). Every week they would meet up and talk about whatever conspiracy they aired that week. I was so glad to be missing out. Sure, it's jus
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
The author has a high-level overview doc here: https://github.com/davmac314/dinit/blob/master/doc/COMPARISO... Now, of course, with service management the devil is in the details, so before you use
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
> make a kick-ass browser that people love, strive for even 0.5-1% of browser market share, and then sell your default search preference Isn't this what Opera (3% marketshare) and Vivaldi (unknown% since they use Chrome's user-
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
If someone is also looking for more details on dinit, here is the repo: https://github.com/davmac314/dinit
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
To clarify: I'm also not advocating for merging the codebases together, that would be mostly counterproductive (especially since Bun is in Zig, and Oxc and Biome in Rust). When I think why Rust was successful at establishing community-
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
If I understand it right, we have 3 large projects that aim to replace most of JS tools on their own: Bun[0], Oxc[1] and Biome[2]. Bun's package manager is great, Biome formatter recently reached 96% compatibility with Prettier, and no
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Most banks do offer APIs due to various regulations [0], but they don't have to offer these APIs to end users, just to other (regulated and certified) companies. Also the output format can be a wild west. Therefore there is not much pr
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Wow, thanks for that. I had no idea that e.g. Deezer got rid of their iconic logo https://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/new_log...
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Have you considered/tried Ory Kratos + Hydra [0]? I've never used either Ory or Keycloak, but out of these 2, Keycloak feels more opinionated and harder to set up, though it does have more features. [0] https://www.ory.
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
I've been using Linuxbrew for few months last year, it was always hit-or-miss whether some tool will work or if it will be macOS only recipe. Then I started using aarch64 CPUs, and Linuxbrew still doesn't work on those. Bummer. So
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
The project seems to have 0 external runtime dependencies, it should work without "bun install". That is really cool. In the code, it is using typescript, fetch API (so no need for node-fetch) and Bun.serve (so no need for express
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
ClouDNS.net + Zoho Mail. I chose ClouDNS as I have a bunch of .pl domains which at other registrars are either unsupported (Porkbun, Route53), unreasonably expensive (e.g. Hetzner Cloud wants €35/yr, ClouDNS €18/yr) or offered wit
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
> (Even if the first bit were interpreted as the sign, shouldn't this be -2,147,483,642?) No, in two-complement (U2) encoding, negative numbers "start from the top". This lets CPUs have same addition and subtraction instru
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Those are absolutely amazing libraries, thanks for linking! I see that much has changed for the better in the past year.
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
> but those do move slow anyways, it's not WebTorrent's fault Given how complicated WebRTC is, I wouldn't put the blame on torrent clients either. libwebrtc by Google is the de-facto standard, and afaik you need to compile
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
This is very confusing to me too. WebTorrents are just torrents over WebRTC Data stream, I guess by "P2P HLS" they mean sending HLS over either WebRTC Data or Video stream?
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
> The hottest news in the Elixir community is that it is currently experimenting with set theoretic type / gradual typing. Some french PHD is working on it To expand on it: you can read the proposal[0] or watch the video presentatio
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
I don't know if this is a helpful comparison for you, but my FTTH cable is almost identical size and material-wise to Apple EarPods cable. Has been working fine for years now, though obviously I don't move the router that much.
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Can QEMU+KVM be made to replicate most of ESXi features? Sure. Does it do it out of the box? Not even close. Case in point: QEMU now has support[0] for live migrating VM's RAM (like vMotion) and disk images (like Storage vMotion). But
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
I was developing a fairly large web app with Rocket 0.4 (released 2018!) and it started as a good experience, but then I was burned by the lack of support for multipart forms (i.e. file uploads), poor async, no option to listen on unix sock
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
In that's your usecase, it's better to save yourself the hassle and just set up good WiFi
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
Ah that is indeed making the parser much nicer. Thanks for the explanation! Also, thanks a ton for your work on Ruby parser gem, so many awesome projects are using it now! https://rubygems.org/gems/parser/reverse_d
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
This is already possible with kernel patches in https://github.com/osresearch/safeboot-loader . It is extremely cool, but the README there also explains why it's not necessarily a good idea.
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by pzmarzly 3y ago
If you are scripting-heavy user, I recommend trying out one of WMs based on wlroots (or implementing its custom protocols). Core Wayland protocols are designed with security in mind, which doesn't necessarily let you have all the autom

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