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by tetha 1y ago
Since the Github issue is turning into an unusable mess and I am currently experiencing emotions I don't have to unleash here... There is an interesting comment by one of the older maintainers of stylus, Panya [1]. Taking this at face
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This makes me wonder if Ozzy will have one last appearance at Wacken, like Lemmy did.
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Black Sabbath, of which Ozzy was the frontman, is considered to be either one of around three, or the one founder of heavy metal. It may not be entirely right to say so, because there was a development going on around that time, but the ent
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Ask your local firefighters if their trainees want to see what happens if such a power bank goes up and how to handle it.
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W7x has a pellet injection system now. This is shared in the better article here: https://www.ipp.mpg.de/5532945/w7x > During the record-setting experiment, about 90 frozen hydrogen pellets, each about a millimeter
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Off-topic, but why is these no scrollbar on the transcript in firefox? I smacked my keyboard and now I've lost my position and it's going to be a pain to find it again. Besides that, I was going to note: Yes, solar isn't nece
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There are btw modern tractors that can drive autonomously on the fields. You configure the GPS coordinates of the field and the tractor can do various routes and patterns through the field on it's own. You're just not allowed to l
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It clearly needs eyebrows like Johnny 5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0zmCUVB0Yw
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I was curious how this would look in C, and I found this article[1] how this could look in C, apparently with very little overhead. And as I just saw, Python 3.10 also introduced a NewType[2] wrapper. I'll have to see how that feels to
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> This type of program has high value per dollar spent. It's an asset, not a waste. The first order, second order, and even third order effects are very large. This might also be a program in which the goals of a privatized for-prof
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Hm. I think I am encountering cultural differences here, again. Personally, I have a point from my grandma in my head: "If your ears are ringing from happy, playing children, that's future in your ears. That's good". For
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And - having dealt with parser construction in university for a few months - the only real way to deal with this is fuzzing and round trip tests. It sounds defeatist, but non-trivial parsers end up with a huge state space very quickly - and
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This might be a bit off-topic, but I've been working on my drum sounds. I was pretty unhappy that snares + kickdrum ended up being really loud, so I'd turn down the drum sounds, so the hihat and cymbals also went down and couldn&#
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by tetha 1y ago
Maybe I'm a bit of a downer there, but I looked at the overall effort and time investment of making Gridfinity and rather got myself a cutting board and glue to recycle old cardboard. Don't get me wrong, Gridfinity looks amazing.
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And shapes, though you can get that with some ASCII art as well. I've had a few scripts some time ago that took a long time to run, so I wanted a progress indicator I could see from across the room - that way I could play some guitar w
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For me, the big key was: uv is so much easier to explain and especially use - especially for people who sometimes script something in python and don't do this daily. pip + config file + venv requires you to remember ~2 steps to get the
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Hence if I ever get money for an infrastructure pentest, I want to include a scenario that scares me a bit: The hijacked application server. The pentesters give me a container with whatever tooling they want and a reverse shell and that get
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> We’re also close to finishing the medical device version - http://lungy.health - designed as a pulmonary rehab platform for patients with asthma, it should hopefully undergo early trials in the UK in 2026. This sounds great
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> I agree with the article in that the mechanics of the game weren't ideal. Personally as someone that LOVES 4x and has spent _way_ too much time playing them, I think the format is fundamentally flawed and cannot be saved (e.g. exp
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There is also this weird question: What do you get from your hoster? For example, I've had endless discussions with people about the reliability of Hetzner Dedicated Servers. At the end of the day, you have to realize: You get a physic
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We recently had this discussion about house plants as well. The unexpected part is: Too much watering hurts more than too little watering. Especially with bad drainage. If the watering is on the too-little side for the evaporation and plant
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That sounds like a horrible setup though and is a good way to MFA fatigue and other security issues. In our case - I counted this morning too - I have 2 MFA authentications (VPN and the IDP used by Keycloak) until I have my Keycloak session
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I was somewhat pondering along these lines. At work, we have somewhat of a two-staged auth: Once or at most twice a day, you login via the ADFS + MFA to keycloak, and then most systems depend on keycloak as an OIDC provider with 10 - 15 min
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Mh, this sparked an interesting thought. For my phone, I'm happy, because it replaced about 6 things without losing much quality. I could get myself a better camera (my parents in fact have one). I in fact have a more compact and repai
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Some larger companies do this in disaster drills or other emergency preparations as well. You give the team the task to stand up a database cluster from scratch and pull a dataset into it - and none of the seniors may be contacted. This is
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This is something I am observing at work, teaching a few people and observing in some other people outside of work: It is good to understand how your stuff touches adjacent stuff, and how adjacent things touch your stuff. This eventually en
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> Scaling this up further... I want senior management that is in tune with the unique advantages of different parts of the org, and who then use that knowledge to make better decisions about direction. We can go in direction A, B, or C..
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This is honestly something that caught me off-guard a bit. If you have good internal network connectivity, small queries and your relational database has the data in memory, it can be faster to fetch data from the DB via the network than re
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I always found the idea of a free, unregulated financial market being a positive thing amusing. Many of these regulations were made because more or less complex loopholes got exploited and many less wealthy people lost their money. And quit
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As I joke, some of my deepest architecture work has been done by reading up on the concrete topics and then flopping into a hammock to look at a cloud and watch a pair of magpies build a nest, with some coffee with ice cream and some calm t

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