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by xfalcox 4y ago
I really need this for Linux. Sometime I get carried away...
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by xfalcox 4y ago
There is a Manjaro Sway community flavor if you want to USB boot something preconfigured and check it out.
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by xfalcox 4y ago
Apple could be asked to provide a single alternative browser, like allowing a real Gecko-powered Firefox to solve both issues?
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by xfalcox 4y ago
Pulumi is Terraform for people who hate HCL shortcomings.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
As the person working on PWA stuff on Discourse I can assure we will be adding push support in iOS as soon as it's ready. It's a shame this is taking so long on iOS devices...
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Any Firefox alternatives?
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Brazil supreme court is toying with the idea of banning Telegram before this years presidential election, as they were ignored by the Telegram team. I wonder if Telegram will adopt the same thing they did in Germany here in Brazil to preven
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Discourse | Full time | Remote | https://www.discourse.org/jobs We build a community platform for civilized discussion on the web. The product that we host and develop, Discourse, is of course 100% open source software. We
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Kodi is awesome. The fact that it can run everywhere, with such a consistent UI is a great, and I have used it in x86 HTPCs, RPI, Android TV over the years.
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Running Discourse on a Raspberry Pi(blog.discourse.org)
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Discourse | Full time | Remote | https://www.discourse.org/jobs We build a community platform for civilized discussion on the web. The product that we host and develop, Discourse, is of course 100% open source software. We
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Reply above says > because YouTube's new embed widget starts playing on touch-start instead of touch-release, so it triggers while scrolling...
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by xfalcox 5y ago
> Ruby, however, inverts this. Ruby puts object-orientation as the foundation of the pyramid. I'm doing some work using Jupyter/Python and as a Rubyst on my day job this is definetly how I felt! Since data science has so many d
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Yeah, I was trying to come up with an idea for this. We try to eagerly load as much as we can before fork, so most of the memory is shared between the forked unicorns, but this won't work with YJIT right? Ideally we would be able to ev
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by xfalcox 5y ago
> YJIT works fine with Puma and Webrick. I don't think anybody's tried it seriously with less-common servers like Falcon or Thin, but I'd expect it to work -- file a bug if it doesn't, because it should. Have you trie
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by xfalcox 5y ago
> having my machine not turn on due to some new kernel change or some video driver change Let me guess, Nvidia?
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by xfalcox 5y ago
I got some Insertion sort implementation running in 55% of the original time by enabling YJIT. Impressive work!
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Yes and it works out if the box in any modern distro.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Discourse | Full time | Remote | https://www.discourse.org/jobs We build a community platform for civilized discussion on the web — we feel so strongly about it that we even named our company Civilized Discourse Constructio
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by xfalcox 5y ago
I was looking into adding WebRTC voice chat into my app, and running TURN is indeed a problem. Excited to test Cloudflare solution here.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
I have been doing work on ensuring my app is compatible with the many Object Storage services. Would be great to get access to this early and make it compatible too.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Why? - Apple devices running iOS 14+ are querying HTTPS RR for some time now, and they work on normal DNS setups. - Google Chrome just enabled HTTPS RR queries over standard DNS on version 92.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Did you get Firefox to actually issue those HTTPS RR requests? Or is it locked behind using DoH ?
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by xfalcox 5y ago
That's great to hear that you are open to addressing this UX feature. Being able to hang out in a room alone to signal that you are open to chat if someone wants to join makes for a completely different user journey from calling someon
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by xfalcox 5y ago
That would be Hashicorp Nomad.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Discourse | Full time | Remote | https://www.discourse.org/jobs We build a community platform for civilized discussion on the web — we feel so strongly about it that we even named our company Civilized Discourse Constructio
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by xfalcox 5y ago
It's weird that this is not packaged in Arch.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
That is one of the reasons I'm running Manjaro, like many replies here. I get new hardware support and access to the many only-arch-pre-packaged software, in a more stable base.
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by xfalcox 5y ago
Companies like Remote.com
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by xfalcox 5y ago
It's bizarre. I'm not even american but Amazon is such a big part of my day to day life. - At work we use AWS - Amazon uses my company software - My wife is a retailer and now sells on Amazon - During work I use Twitch.TV as backg

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