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7mo ago
Hi HN! I'm excited to show case an update to a personal project of mine. Its called ffmpeg-over-ip and it allows you connect to remote ffmpeg servers, so if you have one machine with a GPU (could be your windows gaming laptop, gaming P
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7mo ago
Maybe Estonia? I was an e-resident and was really impressed by the digitization of the government systems (and non-government ones too! They inter-op) in Estonia.
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Show HN: LemurCam – IP Cameras as Webcams in macOS
(github.com)
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8mo ago
For the curious: https://www.reddit.com/r/mushroomID/
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9mo ago
> Does no one care that this is potentially a murder case? Did we read the same article? Why are you so quick to jump the gun here? > Koren obtained a sample of Rani’s breast milk, which she had kept in her freezer. His lab measured i
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10mo ago
> I'm a little confused as to why projects like this support macOS since at a minimum it's a TOS violation. As others have pointed out, emulating macOS is only a ToS violation if done on non-Apple hardware, and this tool suppor
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10mo ago
While its not Firefox, you can run uBlock origin with the Orion browser from the Kagi people.
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10mo ago
Forgive me for not understanding, but assuming you use unique passwords on every account/website, and get a breach notification, wouldn't that breach password only be on that one website/account and would thus take nowhere ne
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10mo ago
The mentions of curl on this website are misleading and/or outdated. Curl is dropping the rust/hyper backend. See https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/12/21/dropping-hyper/
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10mo ago
This is incredible! The SharedJsonBuffer got me all excited! Writing module bundlers in Javascript had diminishing returns from multi threading because of the overhead of serializing and deserializing ASTs. I wonder how far something like t
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11mo ago
First I’m hearing of it, got a source?
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11mo ago
Ah yes, The European Solution. Tax the better method until it’s at least as bad as the worse method.
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1y ago
Love Ventoy! I never have to flash my USBs anymore. Just keep dropping those ISO files in there. Highly recommended.
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1y ago
Unrelated to the discussion at hand but information for people that game stream on their Apple Devices: If you experience unexplained stuttering, change the 5ghz wifi channel to 149.
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1y ago
Hello! How are you collecting your edge workload to the database? Are you using cloudflare’s database? I’ve wanted to try out this edge hosting thing but because of the amount of round trips involved between the application and the database
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1y ago
Went down the MI300A rabbit hole that was just casually mentioned in this post ( https://chipsandcheese.com/p/inside-the-amd-radeon-instinct-... ). What a fun chip! (and blog!)
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1y ago
Forgive my optimism here but this seems overblown and trivial to detect and reject in firewalls/cdns. Cloudflare most recently blocked a vulnerability affecting some php websites where a zip file upload contains a reverse shell. This s
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1y ago
I’m out of the loop here. What does gambling here refer to? Is it the Steam trading cards?
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1y ago
Curious, what part specifically about the debanking bit was a lie?
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1y ago
> just pump it into the lungs of the local population Source please? I'm not aware of this
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1y ago
Unrelated to the contents of the article, but I really like how the layout of the blog's comments is very similar to that of HN. Functional. Minimalistic.
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1y ago
> forced HDCP Fly-by, but HDCP is already cracked. There's no shortage of HDCP strippers from AliExpress; although they use clever marketing terms to avoid spelling out the fact (presumably to avoid legal troubles)
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1y ago
Excited for this and the anti-cheat systems moving out of the kernel. This should/would make it easier to emulate them on systems like Proton on Linux and thus push the world one step closer to having cross-platform (Windows, Linux, ma
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1y ago
The “gaming focused functionality” mentioned in the parent post is probably referring to Game Porting Toolkit, which builds on top of wine. So no, It doesnt seen like Wine will die just yet
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1y ago
This is a long shot but anyone know if there's an audio recording of the sound the display produced? Curious Edit: Found it: https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.20... Go to supporting in
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1y ago
In Windows terminology LTSC = Long-Term Servicing Channel which is similar to Ubuntu, Node.js etc calling it it LTS = Long Term Support
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1y ago
I don't man, I am fairly technical and have failed solo startups several times because I'm not good at the selling part (and I guess by extension build what people want ). So in my limited experience, a co-founder that can sell w
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1y ago
> Is the Android version of the app in question not region locked on Android? It probably is, I didn't check. I was able to grab the APK and install it directly
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1y ago
The login button redirects you to a page with a QR code for the application: https://www.nextcarehealth.com/download-lumi/ Or maybe I'm missing something, did you actually find a Login form there?
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1y ago
With Google, as another posted has pointed out, you can use services like apkpure and grab the apk and install it directly, thereby bypassing such restrictions
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