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by rnestler 6y ago
I remember receiving a warning a few weeks ago which announced the upcoming changes and what I'd need to do to keep most of my stuff (one needed to unset the master password to migrate the saved passwords for example IIRC)
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by rnestler 6y ago
> I don't know, I like having a back button on my browser. What's wrong with just using the Android back button in the browser? I find it quite intuitive to use.
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by rnestler 6y ago
There is a beta channel already. But you'll only get the features which will land in the next stable release anyway 6 weeks in advance.
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by rnestler 6y ago
I'm curios which features OS development need from nightly. Maybe inline assembly? I've been doing some bare metal embedded projects in Rust and didn't need nightly for quite some time.
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by rnestler 6y ago
There was a blog post with some benchmarks in 2018: https://jwilm.io/blog/alacritty-lands-scrollback/ But not sure if this is still applicable.
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by rnestler 6y ago
Same here, page loaded pretty fast and lag is maybe 200ms on my phone using Firefox.
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by rnestler 6y ago
Current consumption. FPGAs are quite energy intensive compared to ASICs. Also for analog stuff you can't use FPGAs. And if you need an ASIC anyways for that why not include the digital part as well?
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by rnestler 6y ago
> If you forgive someone yelling at kids because their basketball ended up in their garden you could feel better, but are enabling bad behaviour that should be challenged instead. In the proposed solution of the article one would only fo
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by rnestler 6y ago
Same here. It finally loaded when I went to the main page first and then back to the post itself.
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by rnestler 6y ago
The current SHA-1 representation uses hexadecimal, so only contains 0-9 and a-f.
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by rnestler 6y ago
> Nushell seems to take a different approach: add structure to command output. By doing that, it seems that a bunch of stuff that is super finicky in the more traditional shells ends up being simple and easy commands with one clear job i
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by rnestler 6y ago
I'd recommend https://fireflyworlds.com/games/stronghold/ as well. Apparently there is a HD edition available, but I haven't tried it so far.
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by rnestler 6y ago
In Switzerland we have mail-in voting since many years and it is the most used voting option. The way it works to ensure that votes aren't fraudulent / duplicate votes while providing voter privacy is as follows: Inside the main e
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by rnestler 6y ago
I didn't know about these projects yet. They look impressive as well, but are currently Windows only, which is a deal breaker for me.
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by rnestler 6y ago
There is also the https://www.openra.net/ project which provides reimplementations of the classic C&C games. Me and some friends played it a few times on Linux, OSX and Windows and it worked smoothly :)
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by rnestler 6y ago
You can pay on digitec.ch with Bitcoin as well. Also, if I remember correctly, one can pay with Bitcoin on Steam as well.
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by rnestler 6y ago
Maybe say something about what your project is about?
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by rnestler 6y ago
There is also https://librepcb.discourse.group/t/projects-madewithlibrepcb... which shows a few projects made with LibrePCB.
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by rnestler 6y ago
I still remember introducing you to Urban, the main LibrePCB developer, at FOSDEM after meeting you at 33c3 (was it 33c3?) the same year. It was fun listening to the two of you talking about your design decisions, where you came up with alm
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by rnestler 6y ago
A common parts library supported by multiple EDAs would be nice indeed. But its pretty hard to pull of, since the library organization and styles are quite different between these. I mean: Importing / exporting the geometry data of foo
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LibrePCB 0.1.4 Released(librepcb.org)
81 points by rnestler 6y ago|20 comments
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by rnestler 6y ago
Well there is an ongoing attempt with the Kyoto Protocol ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyoto_Protocol )
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by rnestler 7y ago
They do mention Jitsi. From the article: > At Purism we use Matrix for team chat, 1 to 1 calls, video conferencing via Jitsi (open source video conferencing), adhoc file sharing and all our community chat channels.
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by rnestler 7y ago
I guess some chemical reactions which happen over time are kind of like hash functions. So it's hard the find out what the input was just by observing the output.
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by rnestler 7y ago
It would be (69*70) / 2, since connections are bi-directional, so only ~2500 connections.
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by rnestler 7y ago
> Make one good enough and it can fill in the blanks properly. I would say it can fill in the blanks likely or plausibly . But one can't guarantee that it is the proper or real content, since the neural net is imagining / in
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by rnestler 7y ago
Some of the most annoying things for me in KiCAD are (or were, maybe some of them got fixed): * Projects not standalone / portable across computers, which makes collaborating hard. * Parts library management is not intuitive. Lots of c
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by rnestler 7y ago
In one project I worked on we monitored the 24V rail and when it was dropping, the MCU had enough time to do cleanup /shutdown work until the 3.3V supply dropped.
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by rnestler 7y ago
> Since this is an article about an Android phone It is not an Android phone. It is built on top of PureOS: https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/
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by rnestler 7y ago
For small utilities I prefer to use docopt ( https://github.com/docopt/docopt.rs ). With docopt you just write down the documentation how you imagine the tool to be used and the docopt magic generates the command line pa

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