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solardev
2y ago
Sounds like what every major US website does too...
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solardev
2y ago
Thanksgiving?
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solardev
2y ago
6000 sounds like a lot, right? But in context, crashing into glass buildings kills about 600 million birds a year. Cats? About 2.4 BILLION bird kills a year. https://www.fws.gov/library/collections/threats-birds
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solardev
2y ago
I guess Snowden is like Luke Skywalker then. Saved the galaxy once, now mostly forgotten except a few followers on Twitter.
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solardev
2y ago
This has been the case for several years now, I think. The official docs suggested Next for a while, but it got too complicated. Vite is the standard replacement now.
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solardev
2y ago
Funny how we've gone from "the government is spying on you!" to "this graphics card doesn't have enough RAM!". Guess it's a reflection of changing national priorities.
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Snowden slams Nvidia RTX 5080 as 'a monopolistic crime against the consumer'
(pcgamer.com)
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2y ago
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solardev
2y ago
Even with Proton?
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solardev
2y ago
About 120 to 130 wpm, depending on the keyboard and what I'm typing. 95% ish accuracy, but it doesn't really matter since everything is autocorrected or autocompleted anyway. Been typing since I was like 5 or 6 years old though, f
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solardev
2y ago
You can auto detect it but please provide a way for the user to override it
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solardev
2y ago
Can I just use that to play video games?
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solardev
2y ago
No, I've never had an issue with Typescript performance in any project. It's always been fast for me (M2 Max 32GB and a M3 16GB) I use Webstorm though. Maybe it has better performance?
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solardev
2y ago
Huh, I never really thought about it, lol. It was just the first thing that came to mind. I'm in the US and I think it hear it from time to time, but usually in silly contexts. It's just a fun word to say... we probably butcher th
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2y ago
HAR files are big and it seems like overkill to send them every time. Can't you make just make a client side fetch to an error reporting service? i.e. if the app detects a 400, then it sends a (no auth required) payload of the failed r
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solardev
2y ago
It's a Hong Kong company, looks like.
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2y ago
Have fun :) Might also wanna print out some of the especially sentimental ones on archival paper, just in case the interwebs all go kaput.
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solardev
2y ago
FOSS: https://github.com/rclone/rclone Paid: https://www.multcloud.com/
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solardev
2y ago
I think it's just a regional data issue. Google Maps has a lot of errors in some areas (like my city, even in 2D). But the 3D models looks fine in Boston, for example: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.3533596,-71.05
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2y ago
Finally! About time. Thank you, Sonos, for doing the right thing eventually . As an owner of several thousand dollars' worth of Sonos equipment, I swore I'd never buy another piece again unless Patrick was gone AND they rolled ba
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solardev
2y ago
This is the only piece of jewelry I've ever seen that I immediately crave. Wish it were still on sale!
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solardev
2y ago
Sometimes it's just the result of having shitty wifi hardware. Thankfully, it's pretty easy to test. Is it only one device that keeps getting disconnected, like only your laptop but not your TV or phone or anything else? If so, ge
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2y ago
Apparently, yes: https://mac.getutm.app/
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Parallels 20.2: Run Intel x86 VMs on Apple Silicon Macs
(kb.parallels.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Apparently the newest Parallels now lets you run x86 VMs on M-series computers. (Previously, you could only run Windows Arm, and Microsoft's own virtualization/emulation inside Windows was what let you run some x86 software).
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2y ago
What do you mean "set up"? Like when I get a new phone, my previous apps just reinstall themselves. I might have to log back in, but that only takes a sec with a password manager. Does it not work like that for you? I've only
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2y ago
What is app data? I guess maybe everything I use is already in the cloud anyway, so I never noticed that?
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2y ago
I just let Google handle it with the built in backup: https://support.google.com/googleone/answer/9149304?hl=en&co...
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2y ago
No, I suggest emulating it in the UEFI directly. DOSBox is too high level for something like this and adds unnecessary overhead.
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solardev
2y ago
It's really easy, just make a Next.js site that uses jQuery to iframe a WASM VM running Docker to embed https://oldweb.today and use that to run Netscape Navigator and then screen capture it and send it to a LLM for it to g
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solardev
2y ago
We used to do it with tables and percentage widths too, if I remember correctly. (I might not. HTML is old and I'm even older...)
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