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Browsh the modern text-based browser(brow.sh)
1 points by ungawatkt 8mo ago|1 comments
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by ungawatkt 9mo ago
https://cliftbar.site/
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by ungawatkt 1y ago
Downpour, most audiobooks are drm free and they have an audible-like subscription thing.
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by ungawatkt 1y ago
I gave this a go about 3 years ago when the hackday project[1] first got published, it turns out choosing the parameters is _very_ disc dependent, since every disc is a little bit different (possibly even between lots of the same type, not
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by ungawatkt 1y ago
As much as it was a meme, I really did see a split in what folks enjoyed between Doom and Animal Crossing during covid, and they basically boiled down to the same thing: yeah, this game is so relaxing, I just turn my brain off and play. Doo
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by ungawatkt 2y ago
makemkv->mkv->handbrake->mp4 is pretty straightforward for saving media, especially if you don't mess with handbrake much (I just use one settings profile for everything). _Playing_ bluray directly from disk is a PITA because
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by ungawatkt 2y ago
Holding down one arrow key and only pressing the other makes directional changes much quicker, since the second press overrides but doesn't cancel the first. Very fun!
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by ungawatkt 2y ago
Hitting a semester in college where I just couldn't keep up the way I was used to (A's and B's by default). It was the first time I had to manage my workload and purposefully do a worse job on things (so I had time for every
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by ungawatkt 2y ago
Low risk, but never say never. Hilary in 2023 caused a bunch of flooding in SoCal and the NHC sent out a tropical storm warning, but with the California Current keeping the water cold along the west coast there's a pretty big barrier i
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by ungawatkt 2y ago
And for some more in depth discussion on the models and weather patterns while still being accessible, tropical tidbits released an outlook video this week https://youtu.be/QFID_jfNId4
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
Stuff: toss it if you don't have a clear, exact reason to keep it. It's nice to have things, and if you have room for them and it doesn't cost much keep them, but otherwise it's _just_ reacquisition cost if you need it (
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Import Postman Collections to the IntelliJ HTTP Client(blog.jetbrains.com)
1 points by ungawatkt 3y ago|0 comments
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
> includes an actual, physical, hardware Gameboy Advance CPU That's an old trick (though no less cool). The GBA had a GBC cpu in it for backwards compatibility, and it used a physical switch to change modes, toggled by the cartridg
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
my thought reading this quote was: If you squint and turn it sideways, that's a solver function. Sure enough, slightly higher in the article: > “We use a circular reference in Excel to do linear regression.”
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
for taking a computational fluids approach, I think yes, you're largely correct. Hurricanes have a class of models that are parametric, where you can get a 2 dimensional wind footprint based on some initial conditions; primarily centr
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
Yep, for my purposes I tend to use pngs for simplicity, but the next step would be GeoTIFF
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
Hurricanes specifically are pretty friendly to relatively simple 2 dimensional models, since for the most part people care about the wind impacting the surface. So for that I've used raster files - xy grid is lat/lon, and you can
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Ddclient GitHub Archived, Unmaintained(github.com)
2 points by ungawatkt 3y ago|0 comments
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
I'm in the same boat, good with be and infra, mediocre at best with fe (I've accepted that I just don't enjoy it much). I've taken to very minimal UIs in just vanilla js, html, and almost no css. Basically, punt on the
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
I'd love to have this, but I see two near insurmountable problems for most teams: - velocity metrics go down and timelines stretch, because effort is "wasted" on things that don't get finished. - someone needs to do the
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
- If I'm using it for fun, learning, or testing it out: I'll probably self host it, I already have a server and enjoy that. - If any of my friends use it who don't do self hosting normally (techy or otherwise): they'll p
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
To pile on the examples, I had a Comcast connection in SF that was 1gbit down, 5mbit up during covid (based on regular speed tests and what little I could glean from the plans without being the account holder). With 6 people in the house ju
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
Just read the Kotaku article it links to, PC gamer isn't adding anything that I see. https://kotaku.com/blizzard-diablo-iv-world-warcraft-remote-...
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
postgres just because I'm more familiar with it, and the extension ecosystem (TimescaleDB, PostGIS, etc etc). That said, I'm not going to be sad with MySQL, though I'd probably go with MariaDB just because of full open source
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by ungawatkt 3y ago
Ha, timely, as vanced appears to have finally stopped working for me today. I dunno if there's an update or successor yet, but time to figure that out or cough up for premium I guess.
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
yeah, that's what I have now. I see the path to letting nomad deal with the addressing (rather than specifying static ports), but setting up a route in caddy for a new service would still be manual. I expect you could do some fancy s
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Nomad running as a server (manager) and client (worker) on the main server, and as a client on a rpi3, through systemd on both, the install [0] and deploy [1] instructions worked well enough. It has constraints to control which client take
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I've been trying out Nomad on a home server setup, its still not as simple as Swarm and has some hard edges to learn around, but overall it hasn't been a bad experience, definitely easier than my attempts at k8s. And Nomad got ba
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
It wasn't 1-1 with clicks, and it took a ton of trial and error, but I managed to get there eventually with a project. Here's the passable write up I made for it, theres a link to the final script towards the end, hopefully there
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I'm years out of date, but it competed well with ArcGIS until the expert level, to the point that I gave up my ArcGIS license where I was working and didn't miss much of anything day to day. QGIS also has server and headless optio

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