tehbeard

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by tehbeard 3y ago
What size of project and what pain points made it "expensive" in your opinion? Because, admittedly I only have a view of react of having used it to enhance a server rendered (PHP/twig) page with rich interactions (Making a UI
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by tehbeard 3y ago
For your div demo, sure, heck even the "todoapp" might work well enough with it. But please, build something proper with just that and presumably a .innerHTML = ... Let us know how it goes :)
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Maybe it's changed with more recent version but that small footprint was a trap for us. We picked it for that, and ran into weird edge cases / bugs in preact projects using third party libs that didn't occur with react.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
ehhhh. I'd think maybe lit-element if you're going to be leaning on Web Components to smooth some of the edges of "vanilla".
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Yup, given how "well" Mojang handled their acquisition of bukkit (the modded server that gave players a wide choice of plugins and was the cornerstone of multiplayer), with it collapsing near immediately and really only living on
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Given the rest of their comment, natural pest control.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Given Nvidia's past actions with 30 series supply and prioritizing AI/crypto markets over gamers back then, it's a fair if barbed assessment as they were primarily gaming focused before. They are not beholden to choose a part
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by tehbeard 3y ago
And surely you can recognise that others can have a very different view of what's shameful, that's at odds with your own rosey view of it as a tool against self destructive behaviour? Various religions and political groups have us
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> Just implement a smaller Activity Pub server, no need for this Twitter clone stuff BAHHAHAHAHAHA Sorry, I forget that some haven't been quite as close to the blast radius of govermental/enterprise IT projects as others to kno
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Having looked at the pricing for a nat gateway device on aws for some lambda related networking woes recently... You're getting ripped off still unless you handroll or ansible playbook your own nat gateway.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> Attestation doesn't mean you can't run software you want on your own phone, I couldn't run my bank's app on an up to date and security patched lineageOS ROM Thanks to safetynet, even trying the hack around approache
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by tehbeard 3y ago
So the gripe is TLS then, because that cert is less about attestation and more not wanting Verizon et al. to inject ads or snoop your data between customer and server. Attestation is at best a transient side effect of proving your ownership
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by tehbeard 3y ago
I thought 'Meta' was the same shuffle Google did with 'Alphabet', some of financial / legal shenanigans.. Though speaking of while trawling the wiki page on Alphabet.... > X (formerly Google X) is an American sem
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by tehbeard 3y ago
I've looked at libraries on github during the commute from links in newsletters. But never done any serious work off a phone, bar irl device testing for "hand feel" of the UI/UX
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Really odd since the logo design is around a pastry rather than a rabbit to mix such memey naming conventions.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Given how Meta has played about with numbers in the past (see video view counts), I'm more inclined to believe the third parties over Meta.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
The key part there is that the original xbox is a Pentium III PC with, iirc some northbridge/southbridge shenanigans. And the PS4 uses a custom AMD x86-64 chip. An Xbox 360 is slightly more difficult as that is a PowerPC architecture (
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Or, you know, handle their termination with some care to honouring their contracts if you expect them to honour anything NDA / no compete for a while after...
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by tehbeard 3y ago
What an odd comparison, and ignoring the context of the issue at hand. Both a failure of communication in how RH have worded their stance, and breach of a social contract (The shortening of the CentOS 8 support mid-cycle that kicked this of
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by tehbeard 3y ago
That's actually a pretty good requirement and one I wish chrome/android would follow. It blocks the kind of low effort notification about hot new listicles on some crappy blog. There are zero good usecases for notification/pu
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Don't forget that YouTube will actively "demonetize" videos of small/medium creators, and take whatever ad rev. was made on it for themselves and kill the reach of a video. Curiously the same content from bigger brands g
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Yeah the title reeks of editorializing to ride the coattails of the rhel drama. This is just the already known EOL policy acting as expected.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
I think you're reading their intent WAY too kindly, especially when you see them in essence say "stop having fun, life is suffering, & also women should be making babies instead of having fun." (see their part on bio-cloc
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Plenty play bedrock. It's just.... a very sanitized and corporate experience. And for Java edition players just different enough in mechanics / ux / feel to annoy them. Very much pushes you to stick to official servers or s
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Not really. Block entities (those with complex data, like inventories) can be read/interacted with by redstone (a regular-ish set of blocks in terms of data), which can then trigger a piston or dispenser (which changes the world), and
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Somewhat orthogonal to what Folia is doing, and already explored by the community. Folia's main trick is to dynamically split the "main game tick loop", where logic and actions are processed into several threads based on loca
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by tehbeard 3y ago
As mentioned elsewhere, a signature of enigma ciphertext is that a letter can never encode as itself. This gives you some crude form of error checking. The rest of it as you mentioned makes it difficult to determine, data mining the possibl
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by tehbeard 3y ago
It may have memorized it, but recollection with accuracy is not it's strong suit.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
regarding 3 and 4. The clue to them is in the names. CSS Animation works well for complex multi-step animations. Things where having to think about keyframes and iteration loops and stop/starts isn't an excessive burden for someth
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> aren't we largely back to passwords? A password is a shared secret. Even if it's hashed on the server side, one could brute force it if a weak algorithm is used, or MiTM the service to get the plaintext when the user logs in.

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