tehbeard

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by tehbeard 3y ago
This is a chud "Dropbox is just rsync" attitude. There's value to some to having networking config centralised like that. It allows things like auto adding certain clients to certain rules/groups automatically. Not spend
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Does there need to be work on webauthn for it? (maybe some wording sugggestions around "resident keys" which I think are meant to be persistent and within a singleTPM or such, but no technical constraints beyond that afaik). My un
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by tehbeard 3y ago
So looking forward to pausing a video on the TV to answer the phone / talk to someone in the room, only for said TV to start blaring an advert at a stupid volume, as I assume the horrible audio level mixing on regular TV will be presen
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Part of that I imagine is the same problem deno has. ICU locale data is pretty hefty and there aren't says to trim it down.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
So a leak overnight in the garage would be ok... what about when using the car with the leak entering the passenger area?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
SharedWorker (the thing needed for a "singleton worker") only just made it into Safari the end of last year... plus you now have to handle multiplexing and demultiplexing for different tabs on both server and client. By the time t
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Do you act with the same rampant indignation at people who rip their dvd/blu rays to a home NAS so they can watch them without having to faff about looking for the disc? Maybe read the whole comment first before reacting in future?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Lineage may have worked a few years after release. But in the 2020s the old nexus tablet is just too outdated. Can no longer play even YouTube videos well :( Got a cheap fire tablet to replace it. At some point I'll look at switching t
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> You will get a lot of people who will try to find all the theoretical reasons why this wouldn't work. It's not a theoretical. Depending on where you live either: - The available tech (i.e. without fibre to the premise your &q
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by tehbeard 3y ago
It's not a fabrication it's a statement that if you use this in prod and it catches fire, that's on you buddy. This is like saying laws around seatbelt wearing are a fabrication because some people ignore them..
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Your main issue will be bandwidth. Home broadband tends to be very asymmetric, where you may have 200-500mb down(into the house), but only 30-40mb up(out of the house).
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by tehbeard 3y ago
The bing search bar is from an Edge update via windows updates as I understand. Still unjustifiable, along with the mess they made of changing default apps/browsers in Win 11.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Entitlement is something that could perhaps be leveraged at the "drama" around the initial release of 1.19, with the removal of two fairly prominent "promised" features in the eyes of the community (a birch forest rework
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Let's actually give some context to the chat moderation issue rather than just your hearsay on the matter that dismisses without any consideration one side of it in favour of Mojang. 1. Chat moderation is *required*, unless you modify
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by tehbeard 3y ago
You seem to be taking the analogy literally. It's more the muddying of blue checks of "notable people" with "paid so you can hear their weird terminally online rants".
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by tehbeard 3y ago
I'm a little thrown on the reasoning for shuffling round the std/encoding/* modules to std/* Seems like it would just clutter the std/* "namespace" and cause churn in dependencies?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Multiuser in what fashion? If you absolutely need high concurrency, then by their own admission pick something else. [1] But for most things you can survive queuing up writes. 1. https://www.sqlite.org/whentouse.html
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by tehbeard 3y ago
It allows for recursion in the query (fetching a tree of a category structure for instance where it's just a id,parent_id,priority tuple) Handling that efficiently without conditioning the data first using something like nested set or
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by tehbeard 3y ago
HTTP/1 requests (uploads in this case) are also separate to some degree (though there are fairly stringent limits on connections per domain iirc which HTTP/2 resolves via the mentioned streams/multiplexing of connections). Th
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> and can distribute build artifacts between developers You care to elaborate on this point? Seems a bit too terse to convey whatever benefit this provides? I would have thought an artefact repo solves this?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
What exactly stops the bots and sockpuppets from having blue and this getting ranked higher now?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Doesn't work as that kind of info is in the http headers sent by the client..
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Previous accounts trusted you at your word/cc regarding who you are. Quite a few of us migrated to ms accounts, only to get blocked and the minecraft username/account ransomed until we gave Microsoft our mobile phone numbers due t
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Maybe a leader in 14nm developments...
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by tehbeard 3y ago
False equivalence. Canonical doesn't own the Linux trademark, nor have the litigation history.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
Java has the lingering shadow of Oracle hanging over it. That legalistic hydra is enough to make you second guess using it.
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by tehbeard 4y ago
I was more referring to the graveyard listed here: https://tgstation13.org/wiki/List_of_remakes However, it seems ss14 has earnt a place on the "not dead yet" portion of the page, so we shall see if it can br
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by tehbeard 4y ago
SS13 remakes are like "nuclear fusion" and "year of the Linux desktop"... always announced, never delivered. Does this one actually have traction?
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by tehbeard 4y ago
What specifically about XML means it can be read/written "stupidly fast"? It's still a text bound serialization format, you still have to parse a tree for it. Is it just particularly mature libraries?
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by tehbeard 4y ago
I.... would disagree. I have often seen multiple entries in the pop shop for things like kodi or vlc, and it can be a crap shot on if it works or not. sometimes there's a dropdown but often it's two entries in the search results w

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