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by wakeupcall 4y ago
To me it's the opposite: I expect to be able to read the note which is on screen indefinitely , that is: exactly how I leave a notebook open on a page. Physical security is a non-issue in this class of device IMHO. It's the same
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I had a ticket on this. There's no reason not to write "device is off" on the banner which is already there in sleep mode. A notebook doesn't make the note disappear.
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Perfectly understandable. If matrix took off a little more, we might see an increase in resources for the official homeserver, or see more peered homeservers becoming popular (as people today get a gmail account and expect to work with user
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
But nobody is forcing you to use matrix.org, and if you have the resources it's easy to run a separate instance with peering, so that you get both the benefits of being able to communicate with everyone and have a faster/locally
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I used company-provided dell/lenovo laptops for more than a decade. This isn't specific to the 12th gen intel version. Intel GPU issues on linux were/[are?] omnipresent. Aside from a few lucky generations, for me it always to
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
> (eg: projectile vs project.el). Always curious of why you prefer one of the other. Any major thing you prefer projectile? (only ever used project.el here and was satisfied) Similarly, I'm using ivy, first time I see vertico which
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Having alternate implementations is never a bad thing. I spent some time to get lsp-mode working earlier this year. It took me more time to declutter the amount of stuff it put on screen than what it took to setup. In fact they have a page
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
The github link: https://github.com/gagarine/no-transition although it's not the only one (see https://github.com/jnlon/disable-transitions ).
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Unfortunately it does break a surprising number of websites that just looove animations and in very annoying ways. I was using https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/no-transition... which operates on
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Combining signal and sms to have a single messaging app is a big reason as of why I keep using it. But like many recent developments, I'm just left dumbfounded by their high-level decision making. I've stopped recommending signal
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Learning more programming languages will make you a better programmer irregardless as it will expose you to different programming patterns, paradigms and the limitations/improvements that result from those. This is especially true for
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I was using it at that time as my main desktop OS. I ported and wrote several tools of it. The gui itself was simple, nice to use and to program for. Driver support wasn't extensive, but the available drivers were working fine. With qn
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Thanks for the very detailed reply. Evaluating NURBS is useful, but you piqued my interested in the reverse operation. For a moment I almost had the impression we could specify CSG operations based on features extracted from the BREP recons
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Isn't Pro/E a b-rep cad? BRL-CAD is one of the few "full-fledged" CAD systems that I know of which is explicitly CSG, while most (all?) commercial CAD programs are B-REP in nature. CSG and B-REP are two worlds apart. I&#
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I think the design is brilliant. Nice 4:3 ratio. This essentially doubles as a full screen you can put anywhere with a keyboard always at hand. That's how I use my laptop 99.9% of the time. The microsoft book is already better than a r
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I don't have relevant queries at hand as you only notice when searching for specific documentation, however terms often weren't in the quoted snippets, but most critically not in the page and nowhere in the cached content as well
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
There is. Look at SearX.
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Also a big fan of https://gitlab.com/wavexx/git-assembler (and previously topgit). Works with the basic idea that you can rebuild branches by combining, merging or rebasing automatically on top of others. I frequently
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
And probably is. Looks like an off-the-shelf industrial arm from the video. The common recommendation around these powerful automated machines is to stay clear over the entire range of motion. These are difficult to secure even if they have
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
That things look nicer now is highly debatable. More complex, but just perhaps. How many pages I've seen scrolling on HN showing how the proper "toggle button" needs to work and animate in order not to be confusing where a ch
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
You can have a complete tcp/ip stack and an embedded web server in a 8bit micro using only a handful kilobytes of ram. This is (used?) to be a good way to service super-simple configuration to the user without having to connect through
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I bought the full set of Pragmata Pro on sale, but I also really like Iosevka. If you like the style (slender/condensed), both are very appealing. Pragmata Pro is several notches above in overall quality IMHO. Hand-hinting at smaller s
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
My guess is mostly mobile traffic? I run a personal tech website containing OSS projects, and have been supporting v6 for more than a decade. Currently seeing few hundred unique visitors per day. IPv6 has been steady at ~15% of all inbound
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I did use several smartups ones at 1500VA, and the metal construction was full metal, passive cooling on the interior with ample empty space, nice battery connections. At work we have larger APC racks for server backup and so far we didn&#x
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
Would be nice to know what other people recommend for UPSs with sine-wave output. Small APC units are pretty crappy by my own experience as well, especially if you go below 700VA. I've used several 1000VA back-ups, smart-ups, and while
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
After trying microsoft teams, slack feels like a thing from the future. But try using weechat+weeslack (+ url_hint, so that you can download urls and see images with a single shortcut) as one example of how I consider a chap app should feel
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
You can now brag that the software is out of support. Which yeah, doesn't mean absolutely anything for existing software that is still working and requires the old version to run. If by any chanche you need to support that configuratio
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I don't know about others, but thanks to a combination of protocols, google and law-enforcement my trust on phones and anything connected to it is basically zero, despite being quite secure on a technical level.
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
I've started blocking results using ublock last year after it has been mentioned here, and I've got to the point where I have a script I can use to generate the relevant filters for google/bing and a few other search engines.
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by wakeupcall 4y ago
It's a very subjective view, but while I do absolutely recommend for every single system to have SPF at the very minimum, I didn't see any practical advantage for spam filtering for newer proposals such as DMARC/DKIM. Any spa

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