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by rzzzt 4mo ago
Internet Search Thing now tells me sable (for soft brushes) and hog hair (for wire-like brushes) is the best hair for this purpose. Oxen occasionally show up. Yaks nowhere to be found. Coincidentally, this is also the first time I'm he
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
Weeellll those tutorials span a ~30 year time range now :) AMPP stacks and Python's built-in HTTP server was available most of the time if you needed to get away from the file:// protocol. The protection mechanism was introdu
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
I tried this on a small example and it works indeed. In my head this would have been something like a restrictive CSP script-source directive, even if not exposed in response headers or anything.
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
I keep thinking about this and now your comment reminded me of it: did OpenAI have a "gym" 10(+?) years ago where autonomous cars were trying to navigate Los Santos in GTA5? If not, whose work was it and why did it come to an end?
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
Somewhere around 2019, each document loaded from file:// became its own origin in Firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1500453 (I didn't check when this happened in Chromium) Related WHATWG d
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
This is an absolute tangent (a perpendicular one if you will), but I thought the Sagrada Familia is completed: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ceciliarodriguez/2026/06/10/bar... The article talks about
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
Prog8 maybe then? https://prog8.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html#cod...
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
Here's the Show HN post for it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48304260
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by rzzzt 4mo ago
The power button on the Macintosh IIsi could be turned with a flat-head screwdriver to achieve the same thing you describe (locking it in the permanently-powered state): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_IIsi#&#x2
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
How about _Space_ Flexseal?
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
It's also Latin and Greek for beaver which is more likely the origin of the name.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
I did forget about these! The installer will add separate launchers for each style of environment.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Also cycles between resolutions on X servers where enabled.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
One possible alternative is cipher.exe: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-serve...
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Cygwin executables need cygwin1.dll to run while MSYS-based distributions are using Windows APIs directly. One major difference is around process management: in Cygwin fork() is implemented* while MSYS2 packages will need to use whatever th
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
There's something similar in Microsoft Word, Ctrl-Alt-Minus on the numpad.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Wait, there could be more things to consider.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Most of the sets I've seen have a HÖR BERLIN logo on them: https://www.youtube.com/@hoer.berlin/videos These "we lock the DJ in a restroom" videos where everywhere around 2020.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Black Shades has the guns (although people are prism-headed there): https://www.wolfire.com/black-shades/
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Or Did It? https://youtu.be/uakS1jPO1KA
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Rick is struck by a satellite falling out of the sky, no action?!
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueCrypt#End_of_life_announce... - they are referring to this event, and the SourceForge page is still displaying the message along with a guide on how to enable BitLocker.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Greatly off topic, but does anyone else read these service names in their head as Slavic last names?
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
The tree node on the UI should not only expand downwards but sideways and in-out of the screen.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Off-by-two is a subset of all possible off-by-one errors.
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
The nub around the G-B-H keys that doesn't really move but responds to pressure and lets you fly the mouse cursor around the screen with various speeds. Lenovo, Dell, HP, Fujitsu and many others equipped their business laptops with suc
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Static RAM needs 6 transistors per cell, an M2 Ultra has 134 billion transistors, do the division and you get... "it doesn't work that way".
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
With the layout fitting entirely on a large sheet of paper: https://archive.archaeology.org/1107/features/mos_technology...
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by rzzzt 5mo ago
Em-dashes are too wide! I frequently forget what I've just read before I reach its other end. "--" in ASCII or en-dash + whitespace are superior separator symbols.
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by rzzzt 6mo ago
Arglebargle, glop-glyf!?!

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