ungawatkt

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by ungawatkt 4y ago
This does make sense as a more specific UX/workflow complaint, google photos and similar setups are going to do much better with that. You can use the PWA on mobile after the sync runs, but it's not going to be the same as native
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
It supports WebDAV, discusses that in the docs, and links to an app that does well enough at backing up a phone to start off. Not seamless like Google photos for sure, but not nothing. https://docs.photoprism.app/user-guide&
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
A bunch while learning that were small enough that they didn't make it to Github, but here's the interesting ones. They both also include messing around with WASM: - Image manipulations, https://github.com/cliftba
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Yeah, I just set up a new personal server, and after experimenting with Linux Mint a bit, decided that mint wanted to be a desktop with a gui more than a server (which is totally fine!) and ended up at Debian, after years of defaulting to U
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Plex, Photoprism, Calibre, ddclient (keeps my domains pointed at my non-static ip), synching, 1-3 project services, and a caddy reverse proxy container for most of the above. Also at times Minecraft/other game servers. I would figure o
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I don't have a disability, and I took notes through university on a laptop. I could capture notes (which includes more than what were on the slides, like interesting questions and points) 10x faster than writing, and they were 10x more
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I'm on call for one day, since my team split the holidays to ~1 day per person rather than give someone the whole rotation. Not a bad arrangement imo.
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Dine in: 15%, more if I mess up ordering or I'm a regular. Dine in includes order at counter and take a number to your seat cafe-style. Bar: $1/beer, $2/cocktail, more if I'm a regular. All counter/self/coffee
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
a little off topic, but something I've been wondering: With my small learning project using tinygo, disabling the GC in tinygo sped things up a good amount (unsurprisingly), and since the wasm part is in a webworker it seemed safe enou
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Like I said, change the specific phrasing as you want and makes sense, every situation and person is different. The goals were "offer help with an actual example" and "offering company/fun/distraction without being
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
"Wow, that sucks. How are you holding up? Let me know if I can help, like with practice questions or whatever. If you've got time this weekend we can grab lunch." It's not perfect, but you can go a long way with somethin
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Something I've been wondering: Is there something special about E-Bike/Scooter batteries to be causing fires? Or is it just the relative size and/or numbers (edit) and rougher usage? I haven't heard of a rash of lithium
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
A device with a keyboard was much much better for me than paper in college (netbook at the time, but same idea as a iPad), and would have also made high school better. I can type faster than I can write (including most math needed in engine
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Minimizing and isolating state. Not eliminating it, keeping state is often useful, but not everything needs statefulness, and keeping track of state is _hard_ (hi yes I'm backend, have fun FE folk). The loose pillar of functional progr
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
After reading the article, something along the lines of "Insecure EBT cards and bad fraud detection leave the poor disproportionately vulnerable to card skimming". I too didn't read the title and jump directly to security is
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I didn't know "motion sickness" needed a new catchy name, but here we are. That said, yeah, there's gonna be a motion sick crowd, it's gonna be notably large, and membership at the moment is effectively random (havi
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
when I was looking for a job last, my limit was "accept until scheduling conflicts are likely". It doesn't do anyone any good to play the calendar-shell-game on the regular, but until that point keep saying yes. More leads&
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
https://archive.ph/gco8t
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
- Netflix shared between at least me and my parents - Amazon Prime Video because its with prime - D+ and hulu come from the family cellphone plan, I wouldn't have them otherwise - HBOMax with a cousin but I'm dropping that when th
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Nitpick squared (and for fun), once metapod runs out of PP for harden (i think it has 30pp), it falls back on the move all pokemon technically know when they're out of moves: struggle. Which _is_ an attack move, albiet one that isn&#x2
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I remember searching around alot about that (it shipped with 7 starter, which was confusing the issue for me) and not being able to run 64bit docker images at the time, so I might have the model wrong. It's been quite a few years thoug
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
The oldest fitting the actual question (though an n64 and GBC can run custom software technically), and the most interesting thing is a 32bit netbook circa 2011, samsung n150. I wish it were more useful but the 32bit limitation has made it
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Look into the embedded filesystem for storing static stats and metric pages, it's nice to have that packaged up in the same single binary and goes a long way in making small webserver utilities more usable.
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Team liquids YouTube channel just dropped a bunch of SC2 TSL videos, having not watched or played since WoL it's been pretty interesting. Half the game is brand new, half is still the same. It seems like the games go faster and things
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
I'm doing something similar on my rpi3, but indoor. A few environment sensors + a basic thermostat script to control my box-fan-in-the-window-plus-smart-plug "HVAC" (not that its been anything interesting as far as control du
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Like alot of written code that doesn't really matter to the computer, I do it as a signal to the reader: you _shouldn't_ be messing with these variable/methods just to use the class. As often noted, someone can and will stil
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Recognize when you've fallen off the happy path, slow down, and don't panic. For better or worse, much of recent UI design improves the Happy Path at the expense of tools when you fall off. But if you can get folks to recognize
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
From my observations, a non-exhsustive list: - Very little initial benefit, especially depending which language you choose. - Small mistakes are not forgiven by the computer, which is demoralizing. - Very non-intuitive feedback loops and er
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
Yup, it's by far the most disconcerting thing about the whole site to me, well above any of the trolley problems.
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by ungawatkt 4y ago
99% access my home network remotely, but that's not really the use case of VPN services that get promoted. If I used those it would be 99% dodging geo restrictions, but I'm not motivated enough to do that.

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