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by tsujp 6y ago
I'm unfamiliar, what's the idea of Powershell you mention here?
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by tsujp 6y ago
I'm exclusively on old.reddit.com too. The new interface was the start of the worst, and while we're not directly in the firing line in terms of viewing content and navigation on old.reddit.com we are at the mercy of the general w
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Immuteable, stateless Linux desktop environments with any distro(godarch.com)
3 points by tsujp 6y ago|0 comments
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by tsujp 6y ago
How would this compare to say a pre-made solution like Trix ( https://github.com/basecamp/trix ) from Basecamp?
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by tsujp 6y ago
Very cool with the application of `chroot` et al here. Would something like this be possible with remote direct memory access? That is, and for lack of a better word, more "cleanly"? I assume not since you'll need to end up t
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by tsujp 6y ago
m1 mac mini 256 GiB drive, 16 GiB memory. Usage is as a thin client to beefier (louder, and hotter) machine in another room; youtube; slack; zoom; discord. Used since 22 Jan 2021. data point Percentage Used: 0% Data
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by tsujp 6y ago
The card is cheaper, Nvidia is releasing questionable claims that it cannot be hacked -- seems like a recipe for another sold-out product line given miners have no problem getting down to bare-metal firmware changes in other scenarios.
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by tsujp 6y ago
Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26002420
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by tsujp 6y ago
That's not strictly correct. Give the `feature/pgtk` branch from upstream a try, `make` it yourself unless your distro has a binary for it -- that (`make`'d myself) worked for me on Void Linux. There are also a few forks on G
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by tsujp 6y ago
This sort of this could be used to create a "plain language" CLI right? So you could have the usual flags etc and then a separate version for less tech literate people that allows something like "list hidden files" (I kn
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by tsujp 6y ago
I don't know about anyone else (perhaps this is more common than just me) but being able to prettify that minified single-line JS bundle in-browser now removes a solid 3-5 clicks and a few keystrokes; and all it cost me was 1 click to
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by tsujp 6y ago
Hey thanks for the cool site -- I've used it numerous times for non-trivial image manipulation I've needed to complete where access to Photoshop was not possible.
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by tsujp 6y ago
You and everyone else who exhibit this are reading into things that don't exist. Language has context, words are part of language and so therefore words have context too.
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by tsujp 6y ago
While a useful utility for quickly discerning some macro-level differences between fonts there is a catch. For bitmap fonts (e.g. Cozette) the rendering will be comparatively terrible once vectorised into ttf, otf, woff for the web -- since
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by tsujp 6y ago
Dark mode doesn't equal not "an eyesore". Take for example a sunny day in a well lit room the reduced contrast would make things _harder_ to read. So light mode wins there. Inverse that at night (typically). For me the low co
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by tsujp 6y ago
Not caring what others think of you isn't the same as actively trying to screw others over or just being rude if that's what you're alluding at (I'm guessing). For example, "not caring what others think" and ju
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by tsujp 6y ago
This was my experience with Risk of Rain 2, too. Couple that with the ~40-60 minutes it takes to get back to the point where you are seemingly out-scaled by the game (of course due to my lack of knowledge) but it was a frustrating experienc
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DIY Perks: Watercooling my invisible PC(youtube.com)
2 points by tsujp 6y ago|0 comments
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by tsujp 6y ago
As far as I'm aware the tool (probably Disk Utility I think?) on macOS that allows you to replace the bootloader etc now supports non-macOS replacements.
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macOS Big Sur 11.2 beta 2 adds full custom kernel support(twitter.com)
155 points by tsujp 6y ago|24 comments
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by tsujp 6y ago
Declarative programming is something that helps deal with weird edge cases like this right? I'm learning Elixir currently and the subtle semantics around the 'traditional' assignment operator (=) are quite cool. It means you
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by tsujp 6y ago
I'd encourage anyone thinking of purchasing this not to. Reasons why: 1) Is this audited or reviewed by the community? Likely not (there's no verifiable evidence of it). 2) Managing keys is _really, really, really hard_. We have G
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by tsujp 6y ago
That's tentative I feel. Anyone can go to https://webchat.freenode.net/ and join a channel someone posted the name of, "join ##channel_name_here on Freenode". Registering with the nickserv and what not? For s
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by tsujp 6y ago
It's open source, what's stopping you from contributing?
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by tsujp 6y ago
This is a slippery slope that people somehow either conveniently forget the nature of; are willfully ignorant of; or don't see over the horizon of roses for. Let's take eugenics as an example (intentionally controversial given you
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by tsujp 6y ago
I keep using different tools to do conversions so now I can unify that all into Units and get my speed in furlongs per fortnight as the ancient prophecies foretold. Rejoice! (but for real this is top I’m replacing multiple other tools with
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by tsujp 6y ago
I'd assume everyone does; the person I am replying to asked for someone to explain it to them so I have.
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by tsujp 6y ago
Yes, I know. The comment I am replying to states: Anyone care to explain this to me? So I am explaining it. If you want my own view: On this situation I don't care.
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by tsujp 6y ago
America's foreign policy (as a government as evidenced through history and present-day) is to police and/or spy on the world but not to be policed and/or spied on.
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by tsujp 6y ago
Speculation. Service provision, infrastructure provision (hosted nodes). It's not very good for payments (that are small and/or frequent -- and no Lightning is bad too (state channels are capital-inefficient)) despite what zealots

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