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by treve 3y ago
I feel I may have made a mistake going all in on keepasscx. Been looking for something without a subscription and ideally open source. Keepassxc looks like it has a much nicer UI.
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by treve 3y ago
I wrote a bit about this a few years ago in case people want to know more about this: https://evertpot.com/ecmascript-4-the-missing-version/ Language aside. Flash offered so much. I wonder if we're mostly caught u
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by treve 3y ago
Very excited to learn that 'brown' was special-cased. Back in my high-school Turbo Pascal days I always thought it felt a bit like the odd-one out
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by treve 3y ago
Pretty interesting product, but managed to crash it twice in different ways trying to work with some existing content.
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by treve 3y ago
Awesome! Would love to hear if/how your experience changes
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by treve 3y ago
Not saying this applies, but: The speed of the raspberry pi goes up dramatically when using a fast USB disk instead of micro SD. Most people start with a micro SD, and I had no idea how much faster a Pi could go.
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Backflip(youtube.com)
1 points by treve 3y ago|0 comments
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by treve 3y ago
Yeah my perception of this is Swagger is old OpenAPI, so I would probably put OpenAPI front and center and just note that you also support Swagger?
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by treve 3y ago
Isn't swagger deprecated for like a decade? It looks like it supports OpenAPI, but interesting to focus on Swagger
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Why aren't there more 80% jobs?(evertpot.com)
12 points by treve 3y ago|0 comments
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by treve 3y ago
Love his work but not exactly the guy for faithful adaptations!
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by treve 3y ago
You're right, it took a while for Windows gaming to really take off, even in the Windows 95 era. But Windows 3.1 was great for other kinds of productivity-related tasks.
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by treve 3y ago
Is it just me or has there been a resurgence of interest in the Windows 3 era of computing lately? Both actual machines and aesthetically I see things flash by a lot.
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by treve 3y ago
They have. It was quite a big deal at the time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Cor... .
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by treve 3y ago
I think it's a fair question, because yes you should store them as numbers, but they are still often sent in text formats and urls. Wanting a shorter representation is reasonable. The easiest is probably to just base64 the binary repre
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by treve 3y ago
It takes 1 minute to heat up many meals and there is no cleanup or gas in the air.
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by treve 3y ago
Count me in as someone who likes vintage hardware but modern displays. In my case it's old game consoles. The drop in video quality with composite is real. This has less to do with the resolution, but more with the fact that hardware t
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by treve 3y ago
I remember using this in the Netherlands. Must have been Works 2000. and kinda surprised in hindsight Microsoft maintained 2 code-bases with competing products for so long. I realize they address different segments. I kinda liked Works 2000
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by treve 3y ago
Reminds me of Turbo Pascal (5/6/7)
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by treve 3y ago
I took a look at the Lenovo (Canada) site, but there's no Linux options for the Z13. Is this a regional thing?
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by treve 3y ago
The robustness principle: "be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others", hardly applies here. Whether or not it was followed, a crash shouldn't happen. The robustness principle is also long consi
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by treve 3y ago
Pick literally any other vendor than Apple and you can likely do most things.
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by treve 3y ago
I almost immediately closed the window because I thought it was 404ing and it was a dead link. Curious how much traffic they'll accidentally lose with this name. Coincidentally my company was called 'Bad Gateway', and there
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by treve 3y ago
Common mistake that I don't think the author got right either, is that if you want something to happen at a future local time time, say 2PM in São Paulo at some date next year, you don't use UTC + a timezone, you use local time
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by treve 3y ago
The question is a bit short, so I'm inclined to say: no, the things they solve is only mildly related. But maybe you have a specific thing in mind that Docker solves, so feel free to share what you think so someone or me can say someth
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by treve 3y ago
You have a perfectly legitimate reason for using a large car, and you should advocate for support. Laws can be designed to discourage things bad for society, while not further punishing the disadvantaged. I realize this doesn't always
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by treve 3y ago
Yes, it looks like whatever they used for testing HTTP/3 took just as long. If you're taking that as a conclusion of the relative performance between HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/3, don't. There's nothing there that sugge
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by treve 3y ago
Is it? I think the definition of Bug is literally defect. Maybe it carries a different 'weight' for some people?
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by treve 3y ago
More generally the URI instead of the ID.
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by treve 3y ago
KDE Plasma in my opinion comes closest to this. It's stayed very snappy over the years and I'm mainly a laptop user. I'm on Gnome because I prefer the design, but if you want fast it might be worth a shot.

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