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stragies
4y ago
In short, yes, but the exact (very long) answer depends on whether you have a gfx-card in the (beefy) 'compute-machine', whether you use X11, or Wayland, Gnome or not, HW-encoding available etc. And that is on the server side. Cli
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stragies
4y ago
To simulate a graphics_card/virtual_head? That gives you the full possibilities of your desktop environment to arrange surfaces in relation to each-other, and place content. Now, true, if you only need to "beam" static images
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stragies
4y ago
If I understand your goal correctly, would EVDI (Extensible Virtual Display Interface) not be a possibility for you? EVDI allows to create "virtual heads", that you could then conceivably cast to external displays via `miraclecast
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stragies
4y ago
'EZ' is meant to be read as 'Easy', I think.
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stragies
4y ago
I thought also Apple regularly cherry-picks interesting stuff to integrate into macOS/iOS
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4y ago
Can you not run emacs as a user-level session service on windows like on standard linux, where the startup time cost only occurs once at session logon, and then all future emacs windows are just "clients", and start up near instan
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stragies
4y ago
Is "capable of Widevine certification" not tantamount to "Has HW/FW/SW in place to securely lock out the user/owner, and introduce backdoors"?
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stragies
4y ago
A better title might be "Siemens RTL tiling window manager (1988)"
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stragies
4y ago
They ban is effective starting only 2035, I thought. 13 more years to go before the deadline.
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4y ago
That reminds me of "Ol' Bobby tables" https://barcode.tec-it.com/barcode.ashx?data=Robert%27)%3B+D... https://xkcd.com/327/
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stragies
4y ago
Exactly! When OP posted about the tarps, I was imagining him covering/uncovering the pool 18 times per day, laptop at hand, watching for "Next Pass".
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4y ago
Some of the graphs (near the bottom) of the GraphViz example page are quite large: https://graphviz.org/gallery/ And there's a link to a gallery with even bigger ones, so #NumberOfNodes alone does not seem to be t
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4y ago
The language spec, or the rendering backend code? And even if the "complete package", if the "locally runable version" is an afterthought of the OnlineWebVersion, have previous situations like that not regularly resulted
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stragies
4y ago
So, to you, "Tool" or "Language" do NOT imply that you can use it independently of a specific online service? I mean, I agree, that "new" is marketing speak for "alpha/beta", but -to me- there is
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4y ago
I think, the suggestion to use irregular pool shapes with non-blue painting (mentioned somewhere else) would fare better, but only slightly. Radar satellite imagery like the one coming from Sentinel can see surface water (like seen in all t
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4y ago
Limit of what exactly? I've made much bigger than 50 nodes SVG-graphs using GV, and styled them with probably 50+ CSS styles and animated more than 50 nodes. So, could you please elaborate?
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4y ago
graphviz svg output can be (with some tricks) CSS-styled + JS-animated, so the sky is the limit w.r.t. how fancy you want to make you DOT graphs, and their elements.
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stragies
4y ago
Perhaps then "Preview/Beta online service" should be part of the Headline/title.
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4y ago
That only works for the userland, mitigating security issues by replacing the main stock OS with Lineage. Aren't most LOS roms based on ancient kernels (albeit mostly patched-up with security updates), that use ancient modules, with op
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4y ago
RIM (The Blackberry people) bought QNX. Do you know, if they have been good shepherds? Has that helped, or disadvantaged QNX as a viable solution proposal in the project space it had?.
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4y ago
to be clear, by "intentionally" I meant, that I could understand, if it were a business decision to allocate less/no developer time to making the "100% self-hosted"-option very attractive/documented/easy.
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4y ago
I'm not sure, that can be stated as fact, but for this subtopic (How to run all FXA and syncserver selfhosted) the docs make it sound easy to deploy/run. As expected, after all, the featureset needed isn't huge for "Main
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4y ago
The syncserver is the trivial part. The less-well-documented web of 5-8 fxa-yxzablgt services (FX-Account-server) that you need to also run is the issue. The docker github readme warns against anything but "messing around" type us
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4y ago
Hi, thanks for replying with information. You seem to more than me about the current situation, i'm happy to learn more. So the above (synstorage-rs_in_container) is now the only required software needed, and now includes the identity-
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4y ago
No, I meant, they make it look like you could do this all easily without external clouds, but then the Identity-server, which I cannot imagine to be much more complicated w.r.t. functionality that e.g. a Samba4 AD-DC, is/was(last time
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4y ago
The super-annoying thing about that, is that you need a Sync-Server, and an "Identity" server to run this all without having sign in to "Firefox Sync". The sync-server is trivial to run via docker, but (last time i check
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4y ago
Instead of 'cutting out' a part of your screen to export via VNC/RTP, you could use EVDI to create a virtual DisplayOutput, that can be bound to one of the available rendering heads of your graphics card (so with HW-Accel), a
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4y ago
So, a glue layer for * (LAN-)devices, most a source/sink/control for various Audio/Video streams. * Those devices (can) share/use any HW (Microphones/Speakers/V4L-devices) available * programs producing/co
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4y ago
Not nasty, but unnessesary, for the both of us. He was a non-technical auditor, and was hoping to put something damning on his report to justify the expense. He "cleared" that item after discussion, but I did not want to have tha
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4y ago
The other reason I do it like this, is because many years ago I got a comment from an auditor about an item on the install-log: "Used CD-Image from https://cdimage ...", because he spotted the "/unofficial
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