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by sirn 6y ago
Controlling scenes while live streaming (e.g. live / "AFK" / switch to "I'm dead" mode during multiplayer live stream / ...) is the most common use case for this type of keyboard I'm aware of. It
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by sirn 6y ago
Disclaimer: IANAL / I'm Thai but not currently living there. I can't comment about the guest vs the hotel, but this one is also filed under Section 14(1) in Thailand's Computer-Related Crime Act in addition to Defamation
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by sirn 6y ago
IANAL, some will say it is OK under the private use cause in Article 30 as long as you print it yourself, but some will say it's not since you're wearing it in public thus it no longer become private use. I'm not aware if the
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by sirn 6y ago
Japan has a very limited fair use law (see also Article 30[1]) to the point that a single frame capture from an anime is considered gray area unless it was used as a reference (引用) with a proper copyright attribution in the format of "
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by sirn 6y ago
My ISP in Japan (NTT Flets) is even weirder. They have sort-of static IPv6 (due to MAP-E[1] require static prefix) and assigns customer a /64, but don't do Prefix Delegation unless a customer also pay for a Fiber landline (Hikari
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by sirn 6y ago
I'm new to FreeCAD (and have never used other CAD software), but I think in your case, you can click the face on Part Design view, then click New Sketch. It will auto-select that plane with placement automatically set to the selected p
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by sirn 6y ago
CAD is operated based on constraint, e.g. make a square box and say "I want this to be 30mm x 45mm with this point, add a fillet (rounded corner) then make it coincident with this point" and let the software figure out how to sha
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by sirn 6y ago
As a beginner (have been learning CAD since a week ago), I tried OpenSCAD then FreeCAD and found FreeCAD to be simple enough to get started. I followed the tutorial in FreeCAD Wiki[1], particularly the Toothbrush Head Stand[2] one (since my
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by sirn 6y ago
Oh, that is nice. Thank you for testing!
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by sirn 6y ago
The last time I tried rg with pcre2 disabled (OpenBSD 6.4?), it SEGFAULT even with wxallowed :(
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by sirn 6y ago
I recently switched from ivy to selectrum as well. I miss some stuff like ivy-rich, but I found integration with prescient.el[1] more important than an eye candy (where ivy-prescient breaks every few version). I still haven't got a cha
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by sirn 6y ago
I would suggest a step further: start with Spacemacs/Doom, but if you decide to stick around, try to build your own Emacs configuration based on the part of Spacemacs/Doom that you like. Thanks to the amazing use-package[1] macro
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by sirn 6y ago
Network Tokenization (Apple Pay/Google Pay) exchange a token unique to {card, device, merchant}. This token is sent from device, to merchant, to acquirer, to card network, and to issuer without the need to resolve token to PAN in the m
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by sirn 6y ago
MacPorts' Portfile[1], maybe? Portfile is being evaluated entirely within interp[2] with only few functions exposed inside the environment [1]: https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/blob/master/
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by sirn 6y ago
Few years ago before Apple implemeted Night Shift, F.lux used to use an ability for non-paid developer accounts to compile and run an app on their phone to distribute. They provided a source code for a small program that serve as a shim to
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by sirn 6y ago
Yes for LLVM, but Clang was made entirely while Chris Lattner was employed by Apple[1]. Before Clang you have to use LLVM GCC frontend (llvm-gcc) to compile C code under LLVM, which was the default in Xcode until 5.x (although Clang was add
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by sirn 6y ago
I was not aware of platform support (probably because two of my systems are FreeBSD and linux-musl, which nobody made a binary dist for). I stand corrected. Thank you.
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by sirn 6y ago
Pipenv tries to do so much (e.g. a pipenv command involve poking around procfs to detect shell via shellingham to display colors), used to introduce breaking changes between releases (before they switched the scheme to CalVer), and takes a
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by sirn 6y ago
Old-style Python sdist/egg is exactly the same and it has the two issues mentioned in my original reply. Python sdist/Ruby extconf/mkmf also has an issue of executing code from the package itself to install a package and can
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by sirn 6y ago
RubyGem doesn't do binary distribution of C extension at all. Gem with C extension is usually built at install time (via extconf/mkmf) which side-stepped the whole shipping .so for 10 different arches issue but it create few other
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by sirn 6y ago
The fee is usually not returned to the merchant from payment provider in case of chargeback (in this case, merchant is Apple, but payment gateway may also not get the fee returned from acquiring bank also). In this case, Apple returning the
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by sirn 6y ago
In my understanding (IANAL), the TOS actually talks about two scenarios, "In the event that Apple receives any notice or claim from any End-User", e.g. a case where user asked Apple Support for a refund and "In the event that
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by sirn 6y ago
You can asked for refund via Apple Support. I've done this several times. The refund have to go through payment gateway in any case, but when a refund request comes from payment gateway (or notified by, in the TOS' wording), it is
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by sirn 6y ago
I used to work in payment industry (I kinda still do, but no longer involved in the talking with Visa/Mastercard part), and I can see why they could be doing this if they do. I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I _personally_ do n
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by sirn 6y ago
I'm not a lawyer (e.g. I don't know how far "In such cases" clause applies in the statement), and simply want to provide a justification for the clause I'm personally familiar with (a chargeback)
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by sirn 6y ago
> In the event that Apple receives any notice or claim from a payment provider [...] Apple will have the right to retain its commission on the sale of that Licensed Application, notwithstanding the refund of the price to the End-User. &q
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by sirn 6y ago
I’m curious what is this graphic bug?
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by sirn 6y ago
It has been mentioned in Thai mainstream media, but not really a top headline[1][2][3][4], but "national treasure" definitely sounds like a hyperbole. [1] https://www.thairath.co.th/news/tech/technology&#
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by sirn 6y ago
WKWebView cannot use any of Safari extensions, unfortunately. I just use DNSCloak connecting to my private VPS instance to do adblocking over DNS which kinda works fine, but leaves out a lot of blank canvas in the page.
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by sirn 6y ago
Many people from our company prefers working from home as well, so I'm waiting to see how our HR reacts (we already have a 3 days WFH policy in place, but many people now kinda wish they could do permanent). However a large enterprise

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