tomxor

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by tomxor 2y ago
> It’s their asset To be clear, the trademark is their asset. Sun trademarked the name JavaScript in 1997, for reasons assumed to be related to Java, probably in anticipation of a use case that never arrived. This had nothing to do wit
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by tomxor 2y ago
:D This was the primary function of my ST.
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by tomxor 2y ago
Bet it can't break reCAPTCHA on a VPN. [edit] More specifically I mean when they insidiously give you infinite tests even though it's impossible to pass because the IP has been blacklisted... There's a special place in hell f
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by tomxor 2y ago
> These manufactures should just switch to OpenWRT and skin it. Take a look at Teltonika, that's basically what they do, but with nice over-provisioned hardware. Comes with the "industrial" price tag, but theirs is the mos
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by tomxor 2y ago
You are likening American football to communism? So which regime is Cleveland Browns, and which are the functional ones?
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by tomxor 2y ago
What if my name is
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by tomxor 2y ago
I've stuck with Git based markdown wikis. Nice thing is that when the web app you were relying on enevitably dies the data format is portable. Currently using Gitea's built in per-repo wiki as a general wiki after we migrated from
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by tomxor 2y ago
It can but it scrolls the cursor instead of managing real mouse scroll events a la vim mouse=a so it's not ideal. tbh I prefer to use less for previewing files anyway.
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by tomxor 2y ago
I love broot, I use it for everything. I also use foot+fzy as a tiny sway dmenu replacement.. I started to make other kinds of custom tiny TUI popup menus using this strategy and it's great, since it all uses my terminal style and each
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by tomxor 2y ago
i knew git could use arbitrary diff filter but never realised it was this simple to use. This looks very nice. The related? project "bat" also looks interesting.
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by tomxor 2y ago
> Such modifications introduce a statistical signature into the generated text, Great so now people have to be worried about being too statistically similar to an arbitrary "watermark".
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by tomxor 2y ago
> when people consume carbohydrates as the bulk of their diet for length of time the gut microflora changes to species that prefer those This is fairly well supported by studies, it even affects oral health. Although the idea of "go
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by tomxor 2y ago
I'm sure there is some contribution of nutrient deficiency to obesity, nutrition is too complex to assume otherwise. However I'm not convinced it's the main driver, although the change in diet required to control intake usual
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by tomxor 2y ago
The older I get the more I appreciate how important good nutrition is for basically everything in your life. I started focusing on it more for climbing where I kept getting injured, injury used to set limit for me, now I hardly ever get inj
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by tomxor 2y ago
Because automatics can feel slow and laggy depending on the terrain, because they can only respond to load rather than anticipate it. In the UK and EU there are lots of hills and narrow winding roads where you notice this the most; whereas
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by tomxor 2y ago
Whoops, you will probably need to remove the --systemd flag.
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by tomxor 2y ago
I don't think the point of this project is to be closer to economic viability, but to demonstrate an approach that would lead to faster economic viability due to allowing faster iteration and evaluation of small scale experimental
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by tomxor 2y ago
I'm using Debian so I can't say how well this applies to FreeBSD: You need to have `xdg-desktop-portal-wlr` or equivalent package installed (should be depended upon by sway package really), and also the gtk one for some other stuf
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by tomxor 2y ago
NO! my mistake, I latched onto keyboard input and didn't think about multi-lingual. I'm guessing you mean things like pinyin, I think that's a dbus thing, which is still a thing on wayland but I don't really know anythin
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by tomxor 2y ago
Both Xorg and Wayland compositors use libinput, so it's probably more to do with lack of decent configuration support in your DE or WM. You can always configure libinput manually. Sway just lets you add libinput configs inline inside y
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by tomxor 2y ago
> Lack of support for the BSD lineages is a failure. Not true. FreeBSD and OpenBSD have had various wlroots compositors such as Sway available for some time. e.g [1] Some people have even been experimenting with KDE-wayland on FreeBSD si
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by tomxor 2y ago
Affirmative
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by tomxor 2y ago
That's because it detected you don't have a mouse, or a 386... You are not allowed, it would just be wrong.
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by tomxor 2y ago
Then why isn't it everywhere, it's been practical for over 40 years now.
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by tomxor 2y ago
In terms of maximum available throughput it will obviously become greater. What's less clear is if the median and worst throughput available throughout a nation or the world will continue to become substantially greater. It's simp
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by tomxor 2y ago
> One recent idea I've had is that many online subscription services should automatically pause if you stop using it Amazon got me on this multiple times for prime, now I always pay for delivery directly, because in the long run it&
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by tomxor 2y ago
Yes. Although the last time I played or heard anyone discuss conkers as a game was in the 1990s at school. My dad seemed to find the concept of fake conkers amusing enough to take it upon himself to craft me a resin filled one, although it
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by tomxor 2y ago
It feels intuitive to me. I think you need to consider gravity, if you've ever tried to balance a broom stick on one finger you get a similar effect, your finger is the thrust.
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by tomxor 2y ago
Finished 20 but found level 14 the hardest, tower arm kept breaking off. Last few levels are pretty fun.
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by tomxor 2y ago
I suspected that, but any binaries being that large just seems wrong, I mean the whole thing is 35 time larger than my entire OS install. Do you know what is included in ROCm that could be so big? Does it include training datasets or someth

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