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_cbdev
4y ago
I prefer to do my project management in in disjunct tools from the actual source control (and I dislike the tech stack of most integrated solutions), so my main repository host is running fugit[1], which simply allows push/pull access
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Tachyum Announces World’s First Universal Processor
(tachyum.com)
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_cbdev
4y ago
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MIDIMonster: Scriptable Multi-Protocol Translation
(github.com)
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_cbdev
7y ago
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Websocksy: Highly configurable dynamic WebSocket to network transport bridge
(github.com)
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_cbdev
7y ago
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Adhosts: Generate composite hosts-file style ad-blocking lists
(github.com)
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_cbdev
7y ago
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Why Is a Registry File Called a “Hive”?
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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_cbdev
8y ago
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Notes on implementing IMAP4rev1
(github.com)
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_cbdev
8y ago
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Lost Treasures – The Commodore Production Line in Hong Kong (2014)
(dustlayer.com)
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_cbdev
8y ago
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DB-19: Resurrecting an Obsolete Connector (2016)
(bigmessowires.com)
118 points
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_cbdev
9y ago
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31 comments
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_cbdev
9y ago
I’ve uploaded a few videos of the tool in operation to Twitter: MIDI->evdev https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/965384962848456704 evdev->ArtNet https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses
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MIDIMonster: Multi-Protocol Translation (MIDI, OSC, ArtNet, Evdev Input)
(github.com)
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_cbdev
9y ago
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2 comments
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Broken API: /proc/pid/stat
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_cbdev
9y ago
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Xelflut – Multiplayer canvas with simple protocol
(github.com)
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_cbdev
9y ago
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_cbdev
9y ago
As others have already stated, this article is a great introduction for when you'll be the only one to access the repositories, as anyone able to authenticate for that account will have access to all repos. There are some tools that re
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Shoelace Knots – How to Tie Your Shoes
(fieggen.com)
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_cbdev
10y ago
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The Chaos (1922)
(ncf.idallen.com)
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_cbdev
10y ago
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Random-numbers: All DVDCSS player keys announced (1999)
(fefe.de)
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_cbdev
10y ago
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Make files not war: writing short and readable makefiles that work
(fabianstumpf.de)
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_cbdev
10y ago
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_cbdev
10y ago
I'd really like to use this if it were just a simple command line tool as advertised. As it is, I can't really figure out what part of the source distribution to run. The whimsical naming of files and tools IMO drives potential us
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_cbdev
10y ago
Not to plug my own projects unduly, but I've grown tired of writing configuration files running to hundreds and thousands of lines and kind of snapped and implemented the basic protocols (SMTP & POP3) myself - the project is @ htt
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_cbdev
11y ago
Kind of off-topic, but since I see it (mis-)used here, I kind of dislike how the term 'router' has become synonymous with 'SOHO Wifi Access Point / Modem / Router thingy'... In most 'professional' set
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Creating purpose-built TinyCoreLinux Images
(fabianstumpf.de)
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_cbdev
11y ago
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32 comments
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_cbdev
11y ago
I've been using TC for multiple projects involving Thin Client hardware provisioned in remote locations (such as remote security cameras at a festival and POS nodes/signage displays/twitter walls at conferences) and it really
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The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect
(localroger.com)
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_cbdev
11y ago
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Show HN: Generate SVG pie charts from the command line
(github.com)
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_cbdev
11y ago
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Academic Torrents
(academictorrents.com)
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_cbdev
11y ago
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A bunch of random numbers lying about [DVD CSS Player Keys]
(fefe.de)
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11y ago
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_cbdev
11y ago
By '1 IPv6' you mean at least a /64 (for the lighter plans), right? Otherwise, this seems very shortsighted...
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_cbdev
11y ago
I've never had those problems with my laptops (though I exclusively use Thinkpads). Multi-monitor works pretty well out-of-the-box with the big desktop managers (Gnome/KDE), and even using xrandr manually is not that hard. Audio w
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_cbdev
11y ago
Sadly, it does not support IPv6 :( Other than that, this was unexpected :D
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