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by vkoskiv 6y ago
False. AirDrop does discovery via bluetooth, but then sets up an ad-hoc WiFi connection directly between devices to transmit data. No network required.
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
Is XQuartz maintained anymore? I've had this feeling that it's basically been on life support for years now.
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
I love comments like this. Ideas that I've had for a long time articulated in a way I never could.
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
And so far benchmarks show that Apple nailed this translation component.
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
Lovely looking editor with a bunch of features, but they seemingly forgot to include support for something as ubiquitous as C? That's kind of a weird omission. I'll be following the development of this, but for now I'm not pl
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
What a nice little tool! I have two random no-name adapters at work for my two monitors. One is DisplayPort, and the other HDMI. I wasn't expecting this to work, but sure enough, it does! Both monitors show up and promptly respond to m
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
I have yet to encounter a paywall on that site. I don't know what you are talking about here. It looks like they are accepting donations for server costs, but I've confirmed that the downloads are free.
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
> ...applications like self driving cars, remote control with immediate feedback, and combined with the increased speeds, augmented and virtual reality. The second area is for the smart city/home type of applications. A blurb like t
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
Do human drivers have instant car-to-car communication? No. So why should a self-driving car have it? Self-driving cars will never happen if the fundamental assumption is that every single vehicle on the road is able to actively communica
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
The Blender Foundation team is absolutely killing it, not only with their product development, but also their marketing. Which reminds me, I'm long overdue in donating to BF. So much inspiration and utility over the years.
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
I still prefer having a solid secondary option in case my home network has an outage. (One occurred a few weeks ago) I'm currently paying 18.90€/mo for 50/50mbit/s 4G + texts and calls that I never use. My home connectio
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
There is a switch on the keyboard interface card inside the ][+ that allows you to toggle between requiring CTRL be held down, or just pushing the reset key. I would assume that this was added later, and wasn't available on the earlier
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by vkoskiv 6y ago
You can just flick left/right on the volume/brightness icons to adjust a single increment, without having to bring out the slider. This isn't documented anywhere, it's another one of those hidden features you just have t
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by vkoskiv 7y ago
Have you considered using `phtreads`? It's part of the POSIX standard, and it's less cumbersome to use.
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by vkoskiv 7y ago
But that hot new JavaScript framework/library is long gone in 6 months time.
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by vkoskiv 7y ago
It won’t though, will it.
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by vkoskiv 7y ago
Any exchanges accepting and trading Tether should be considered fraudulent.
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by vkoskiv 7y ago
Apple has explicitly stated in WWDC sessions that there will always be a way to run unsigned code if you want.
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by vkoskiv 7y ago
It's really infuriating. I've been using the 10.15 betas since june. Every single time I build&run my binary in Xcode, macOS asks if it should have access to my Documents folder. I click `yes` every time, but it never remember
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by vkoskiv 8y ago
I cannot use wireless headphones. The battery on them dies within 15-20 minutes in sub-zero temperatures.
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by vkoskiv 8y ago
Teslas have a long-range radar on the front.
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by vkoskiv 8y ago
I got my physical copy a few months ago, glad to see more people having access to this great resource now!
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C Raytracer with real-time render preview(github.com)
3 points by vkoskiv 8y ago|0 comments
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GameLad – Gameboy emulator written in C++(github.com)
52 points by vkoskiv 8y ago|9 comments
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by vkoskiv 9y ago
Can confirm. I've run plex on a xeon box for a year or two. I tried moving over to a raspberry pi to save power, but it simply couldn't handle the encoding tasks.