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sabrehagen
3mo ago
This thread is one for the archives...
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sabrehagen
6mo ago
404
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sabrehagen
6mo ago
This is incredible.
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sabrehagen
6mo ago
I love this. It sparks so many ideas about how I could take control of the data in the world around me. And of course, open source apps built in this way, through shared repositories of ui prompts.
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Polygraph: Signature generation algorithms for polymorphic worms (2005)
(github.com)
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6mo ago
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sabrehagen
7mo ago
Yes, I hate the inefficiency of moving my hand away from my finger input device. I hate the non-deterministic nature of mouse movement, in contrast to the deterministic nature of the keyboard.
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sabrehagen
2y ago
This runs with on all hardware with no X server on the host: https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
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sabrehagen
2y ago
My desktop environment does exactly this: https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
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2y ago
I want to update 20+ submodules every day, ensuring i'm always at the tip of all submodules.
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Apache Log4j: The Exploit That Almost Killed the Internet
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3y ago
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sabrehagen
5y ago
What program was used to create the slides?
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5y ago
You referred to 'QR + CV + HTTPS system'. Is there more to the CV component than taking a photo?
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Facebook associates users based on webcam faulty pixels
(patents.google.com)
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6y ago
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sabrehagen
6y ago
No, not on the host. The containers run on the host and provide the environment. They are isolated from the host.
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sabrehagen
6y ago
My personal desktop. For repeatability.
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sabrehagen
6y ago
I automated my desktop environment configuration using Docker containers. I'm able to go from a headless tty to perfectly tailored desktop environment in ~2.5 seconds. First time start requires a ~40 min build, byut thereafter ~2.5s to
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6y ago
I've been searching for this for almost a year... https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/ers1b0/vimium_for...
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sabrehagen
6y ago
I came here to express the same sentiment, expecting to be an outlier. The overwhelming response is my perspective. I'm glad it's not just me who wonders "who writes this sh*t". "in their own tubes live other sleepl
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6y ago
I run Windows applications that require USB hardware, and Wine does not support USB devices. so I was hoping for native Windows execution rendered to an X Server.
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sabrehagen
6y ago
If someone could make Windows applications render on an X Server I'd be so happy.
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sabrehagen
6y ago
Yes
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sabrehagen
7y ago
Can you reference the legal documents regarding this?
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sabrehagen
7y ago
The source code is TypeScript, which once compiled produces JavaScript.
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sabrehagen
7y ago
I love the idea and simplicity, but if you want conversion to paid plans you must make the paid templates previewable before purchase to establish trust in the investment before the user purchases.
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7y ago
For a desktop Linux environment, this setup gets me up and running from scratch with one command, fully containerised, managed using Git. https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
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7y ago
I've been working on a prototype that lets you run self-hosted applications on a server which are then accessed through your web browser. I've been looking forward to incorporating applications that are on the awesome selfhosted l