yegle

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by yegle 10mo ago
As someone who's daily job is to move protobuf messages around, I don't think protobuf is a good example to support your point :-) AFAIKT, binary format of a protobuf message is strictly to provide a strong forward/backward c
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by yegle 10mo ago
It's still valuable. You can access your server with your own VPN set up, but what if you want to share a server to a friend or a family member (examples includes VaultWarden/Bitwarden, Plex, Jellyfin)? If this is on Tailscale, yo
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by yegle 10mo ago
FWIW CVS did sent out a letter via USPS (I use their mail order service) about the recall and the risk. I'm not sure what the "undisclosed bug" refers to.
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by yegle 10mo ago
I've heard good things about Moore Threads. Who knows, maybe the consumer GPU market is not a duopoly after all, Nvidia exiting the market would be a good thing longer term by introducing more competitions. My general impression is tha
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by yegle 10mo ago
That's a long way and congrats to the Longson team! My college friend participated in the Google Summer of Code 2009, migrating openSUSE to MIPS. The CPU they used was an earlier version of Longson (forgot which one).
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by yegle 10mo ago
Not that we should, but it's technically feasible to have a music streaming server with the torrent as the backend, and selectively download the part of the torrent in respond to on-demand streaming request from the client.
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by yegle 10mo ago
Yes it's bad enough that there's a chg to (barely) improve the command laten y. (Side note this is why jj is awesome. A `jj log` is almost as fast as `ls`).
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by yegle 10mo ago
Now do Tesla! I had to resort to running an oauth-proxy to access my Plex on Tesla.
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by yegle 10mo ago
I have a repo where main has no submodules and a branch has submodules. Switching between then breaks everything...
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by yegle 10mo ago
jj does not support git submodules, this precludes even a casual use on my own personal repo.
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by yegle 11mo ago
Looking at text to video examples ( https://starflow-v.github.io/#text-to-video ) I'm not impressed. Those gave me the feeling of the early Will Smith noodles videos. Did I miss anything?
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by yegle 11mo ago
There seems to be an easy solution: use a password manager and save the answer to the question as an additional password. (This is actually a FR to any password manager's product team: it's time to treat things like 2FA recovery c
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by yegle 11mo ago
You would never see another product where people would cheer for adding advertising to the product. Like everyone has an equity in this product. On a website where people claiming adblocking is an essential part of using the internet. Oh th
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by yegle 11mo ago
cross-seed | cross-seed https://www.cross-seed.org/
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by yegle 11mo ago
I live in the SF Bay Area. For a family weekend day trip to SF, taking BART costs $50+, and we always elect to just drive. I wonder how much the traffic would improve in/out of SF if BART is cheaper.
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by yegle 11mo ago
As someone who use an eink Android device frequently, I'd appreciate it if every website that uses dark mode by default to have a least a toggle between light/dark. And do test that the toggle works properly for syntax highlight c
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by yegle 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Contributor was the ideal solution IMHO.
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by yegle 11mo ago
FWIW: the `x in foo` test calls the `foo.__contains__` magic method. For a list, the only way to implement it is by iterate through it (see the `list_contains` function in the CPython code). But for the special `range` object, it can implem
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by yegle 11mo ago
Isn't the decision made by all the browser vendors (including Apple and Mozilla)?
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by yegle 11mo ago
Not sure if you are a representative from Cloudflare. But regardless, Cloudflare intentionally made it ambiguous so that they can selectively enforce it.
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by yegle 11mo ago
Free Cloudflare account cannot be used to serve my Plex server. To me that's a no-go. The specific term is: https://www.cloudflare.com/service-specific-terms-applicatio...
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by yegle 11mo ago
> Pigeons are very pleasant to touch. The feathers have a silky feeling and they are warm, warmer than people. My first language is not English, so I learned this late: pigeons are perceived as dirty birds due to its presence in urban en
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by yegle 11mo ago
FWIW the original post explicitly mentioned this use case and offered two ways to workaround.
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by yegle 1y ago
Please stop spreading this misinformation. At least in Debian this is enabled by default (and as another post indicates, Ubuntu as well). Run the following command to confirm: ffmpeg -codecs|grep sanm
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Direct deaminative functionalization with N-nitroamines(nature.com)
1 points by yegle 1y ago|0 comments
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by yegle 1y ago
FWIW this is called https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_fronting
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by yegle 1y ago
The markdownquote can be replaced by (at least in vim): ^ (jump to the beginning) ctrl+v (block selection) j (move cursor down) shift+i (bulk insert?) type ><space> ESC
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by yegle 1y ago
Hmm w/o using Plex, I think the same can be done using a RasPi w/ an NFC reader to send a command to a remote MPD server to start casting to my Google Home devices. The NFC tag to album mapping can be managed using a plaintext fil
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by yegle 1y ago
As a consumer I definitely want my browsers to always be up to date and be able to address 0day bugs as soon as the browser vendors are aware. Any potential delays on fixing security issues make me nervous.
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by yegle 1y ago
I recall chg was a must.

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