rfl890

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by rfl890 1y ago
Check OP's about. They are the author.
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by rfl890 1y ago
vp9 & av1 yes, hevc no. I personally own devices which don't support hevc because of licensing reasons.
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by rfl890 1y ago
The accuracy and attention to detail in the UI is amazing. You even got the little window borders right. Nice work!
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by rfl890 1y ago
I don't understand. Did you RTFA? This isn't a person asking whether they should block ICMP, it's a webpage designed to answer that question. Unless you're just ranting about your poor experience on HN under my comment,
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by rfl890 1y ago
Clicked expecting a fat "NO", wasn't even surprised when I saw it.
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by rfl890 1y ago
For a more modern approach, try ffplay: cat /dev/urandom | ffplay -f s16le -
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by rfl890 1y ago
Is it implemented as a compiler, tl, which compiles .tl source code into .lua files? Who knows
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by rfl890 1y ago
A nice thought experiment, but I doubt the US will ever do something as pro-consumer as this.
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by rfl890 1y ago
There's no application manifest for the common controls so it will look outdated
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by rfl890 1y ago
What about damage control? I would argue your "anonymous, immediate disclosure" to the public (filled with bad actors) would be rubbing salt in the wound (allow more people to exploit the vulnerability before it's fixed). Tha
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by rfl890 1y ago
have to agree with you on the DAWs. The first time I opened FL Studio I felt like I was looking at an aircraft's control panel.
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by rfl890 1y ago
There are tons of horror stories about OCI's free tier (check r/oraclecloud on reddit, tl;dr: your account may get terminated at any moment and you will lose access to all data with no recovery options). I wouldn't suggest pu
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by rfl890 1y ago
Thought this was the Swiss Miss (hot chocolate powder) website for a second
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mpv running in the browser via WebAssembly(libmpv-wasm.vercel.app)
1 points by rfl890 1y ago|2 comments
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by rfl890 1y ago
Source: https://github.com/brianhvo02/libmpv-wasm
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by rfl890 2y ago
political compass generator?
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by rfl890 2y ago
Maybe point to the actual reupload instead? https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fanny.vs...
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by rfl890 2y ago
said no one ever
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by rfl890 2y ago
It depends. Sometimes the first 7 results are AI, and it really puts me off the site.
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by rfl890 2y ago
Keep in mind that their target demographic isn't hackers, it's the average Joe who probably doesn't know what DNS is.
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by rfl890 2y ago
IIRC the branch predictor hint is useless on modern CPUs
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Pachelbel's Canon in Dmaj in 73 lines of obfuscated C(gist.github.com)
3 points by rfl890 2y ago|2 comments
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by rfl890 2y ago
Stumbled upon this... somehow. You need to replace x1 with x[1] and q1 with q[1] for it to compile.
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by rfl890 2y ago
If you're posting content on HN, you should always expect a traffic increase anyways. And Cloudflare CDN is free anyways (unless you don't want to use it for political reasons, your choice)... Although I understand hotlinking is f
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by rfl890 2y ago
Seems very inspired by another game, Prodigy...
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by rfl890 2y ago
the only place where people care enough about imaginary internet points to comment "stop karma farming" is reddit...
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RFC 5841 – TCP Option to Denote Packet Mood(datatracker.ietf.org)
2 points by rfl890 2y ago|0 comments
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by rfl890 2y ago
Most of the offered cryptographic primitives (encrypt-data[1], decrypt-data[2], derive-key[3]) are not easy to use correctly. The encrypt/decrypt data interface uses AES-256-CBC with (seemingly) no authentication, and the key derivatio
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by rfl890 2y ago
Clang 19 has it.
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by rfl890 2y ago
See this forum post[1] for some insight on the situation [1]: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24312#post_c...

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