sandreas

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by sandreas 2y ago
Absolutely. That's what I would use profiles for... Profile 1 for vim, Profile 2 for a specific game, etc. etc... However, mapping e.g. caps lock to ESC (many devs do this) would be a global mapping that just works everywhere on every
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by sandreas 2y ago
I would like to See: - More open keyboard firmware - more vendors supporting it - An Option for (programmable) key mapping within - Support for at least 5 mapping profiles But this is pretty unlikely to happen...
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by sandreas 2y ago
I usually ask for some basic knowledge and some more sophisticated stuff. The questions are open instead of yes/no. The answers tell me a lot about the level of skill of someone. Basics: What is https and how does it work? What is a ch
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by sandreas 2y ago
I would love to see more Keyboards providing firmware based remapping options... No need for extra drivers or hacky solutions... Just works everywhere. Best case scenario: Use a shortcut to activate mapping profiles to store different mappi
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by sandreas 2y ago
That's why I would never do this Kind of research from my home Internet and don't send any responsible disclosure from my private email. There is no reason to give any information but details about the security issue...
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by sandreas 2y ago
While this game is quite nice and fun to play, I find it kind of tempting to just experiment with the values until you solve the current problem instead of focussing on the "How does it really work" aspect of the problem, which wo
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by sandreas 2y ago
Just get a Gigabyte MC12-LE0 Ryzen Pro 5650 4x32GB DDR4 ECC RAM 3200 Modules Much more of a server system with ECC Support, IPMI. With the newest BIOS there is Bifurcation Support and iGPU passthrough.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Write a basic game, best case with 3d or collision detection and sound. You'll learn a lot of cool stuff while having a fun time :-) I'd suggest C# / Godot or if you are tied to JS, pixii should also work.
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by sandreas 2y ago
There is (was?) an keepassxc issue where the auto fill shortcut won't work due to wayland limitations... That was one time i remember wayland to be not working for my usual flow.
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by sandreas 2y ago
You could go for a Fujitsu Futro S740. Costs around 70 Bucks and often comes preinstalled with Proxmox (which is Debian under the hood), depending on the seller :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
That's what I meant. But tbh I don't think FrankenPHP is ready for Produktion yet, although it might geht there some day. Just wanted to mention that using PHP locally, for simple app development you don't need a full fledged
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by sandreas 2y ago
NEAT, didn't know that. Would still not use it in production :)
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by sandreas 2y ago
While I often use the PHP integrated webserver during development: php -S 0.0.0.0:8000 public/index.php it is single threaded, slow and therefore not made for production environments. FrankenPHP looks promising, while the issue
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by sandreas 2y ago
Not only the whole story, but also which character is currently speaking, what place and mood he is in, whether it is sarcasm or irony and many many more aspects. However, in my opinion it would be a huge benefit, if this kind of metadata w
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by sandreas 2y ago
As good as REST and GraphQL seemed to me, I personally had much better experiences with RPC - specifically jsonrpc. I did spend a lot of time using protocols like jsonapi[1] and GraphQL in the past, but somehow always came to the conclusion
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by sandreas 2y ago
Looks great! Thanks for sharing. Would you consider listing the supported platforms in the readme? I think that would be a pretty interesting piece of information: - Windows - Linux - macOS - *BSD - Android - iOS - Web - T
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm desperately trying to publish a blog article about this topic for half a year now :-) Maybe I'll never get it done, there is so much to cover... from - what I know about iPods - why modern Android Phones still can't compe
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'd recommend to setup a fresh Windows 10 VM, install all the available upgrades, create a snapshot and then follow the linked guide. The Optical Drive can be passed through to the VM. If you still get errors, it's probably a hard
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by sandreas 2y ago
There is a pretty good tutorial linked in my article: https://captainrookie.com/how-to-setup-exact-audio-copy-for-...
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm gonna consider this for the future, thank you
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by sandreas 2y ago
Thanks for sharing your params... This is nice, maybe that's something I should consider. I need to test wether my car supports aac. My ipod does and kitchen radio is not that important. You should See my audio books workflow with m4b-
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by sandreas 2y ago
I use EAC, because I made this choice a while ago, but there are some other tools around, that can even better automate the process of ripping to flac. Speaking of metadata: Beets does this pretty well. You should try it, even if it takes a
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by sandreas 2y ago
That's a choice I made years ago. Maybe today I would change this, but I did not feel the pain to reencode my whole library yet. Maybe in the future. At least I know I can do it very easily by just reimporting the FLACs and change one
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by sandreas 2y ago
beets corrects all the metadata in a very automagic and decent way. If you never tried, it's open source software and totally free. It takes some time to configure and get used to, but it is worth it.
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by sandreas 2y ago
EAC (Exact Audio Copy) has a Metadata provider, which matches the audio CDs and pulls data from different sources. That said, beet (beets.io) is much more convinient / accurate / easy to use and once it is configured properly. EAC
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by sandreas 2y ago
Na you don't. Of course I keep a HDD copy on my Backup-Server, I just mentioned the Bluray thing, because I try to keep my 24/7 System as clean as possible.
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm not an audiophile. For me 192kbps is good enough at the time, but I get your Point. Space should not be a problem these days and why not go as good as possible. Maybe I'll change that in the future. Like I described above I ke
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by sandreas 2y ago
Great choice... I use Mp3 because its pretty much the works for everything format. Works on USB-Sticks for my car, the old Radio in the Kitchen, etc. CueRipper looks nice, maybe I'll evaluate, but for now my workflow is totally fine. T
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by sandreas 2y ago
I would either go for Fedora (up-to-date but pretty stable) or NixOS. NixOS has a very interesting approach of having a (smal set) of config file(s) to setup an entire system as it was. Too me as a developer this is very appealing, because
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by sandreas 2y ago
> and it still reads today! Exactly my experience. Verbatim is worth the additional cost in my opinion. I mainly do the archival as a hobby... not sure I ever gonna need it :-) However, I'm pretty scared of ransomware these days, so

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