art0rz

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by art0rz 2mo ago
On the IRC servers I managed I always set up an automatic kick when one of these messages was sent anywhere on the servers. It would ban after 3 kicks, which was a necessary change from the immediate ban as legitimate users got curious some
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by art0rz 5mo ago
What happened on Chattanooga?
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by art0rz 6mo ago
They would just end up making the thing they're building run Doom.
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by art0rz 7mo ago
The Suica app doesn't even work on my Pixel 10 Pro, since it requires an Android phone with some sort of Japan-specific hardware (FeliCa/Osaifu-Keitai technology, whatever that is, I'm assuming some special NFC or secure encl
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by art0rz 8mo ago
You used to be able to achieve a similar result with ChatGPT by asking if there was a seahorse emoji https://chatgpt.com/share/68f0ff49-76e8-8007-aae2-f69754c09e...
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by art0rz 10mo ago
Opera 9 was peak browser
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by art0rz 10mo ago
I've only ever heard it pronounced as "EcmaScript" not E-C-M-A Script"
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by art0rz 11mo ago
I've been writing HTML for at least 20 years professionally and this has absolutely not been my experience. Yes, I've encountered some people using divs for everything but in the vast majority of cases people have used semanticall
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by art0rz 11mo ago
"use strict" has been around since 2009. That being said, this is not a TypeScript or React feature but yet another black box magic NextJS feature to try to lock you into the Vercel ecosystem.
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by art0rz 1y ago
I'm from The Netherlands and I've seen carts with locking wheels. Granted it's very rare, but definitely a thing. I've lived in the US as well and have never seen them there, but it's a big country.
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by art0rz 1y ago
Komodo was my favorite editor. There weren't many editors at that point in time that had great Perl support.
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by art0rz 1y ago
Sorry, I thought it was a reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44581124
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by art0rz 1y ago
How is that worse when the key is bound to the hardware and non-transferable anyway?
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by art0rz 1y ago
The only people losing faith in Google (search) are power users such as us. Regular users haven't noticed the decline, and search may even have improved for them. We are not Google Search's target audience. We need to stop pretend
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by art0rz 2y ago
> The source of the GUI application is untrusted, or its safety is uncertain. Afaik Docker doesn't promise security
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by art0rz 2y ago
Reading this as I'm just coming down from a migraine. I've been getting them since I was a young teen. I get migraines with aura. They used to last for hours. Sometimes I get them multiple times per week, then they disappear for m
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by art0rz 2y ago
My Bose headphones also aren't usable while charging. Very frustrating. I don't care if there are technical reasons. It's just bad UX.
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by art0rz 2y ago
https://archive.is/jXjnf
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by art0rz 2y ago
I really dislike TAA, especially on lower framerates. There's too much ghosting. I often switch it to a slower algorithm just so I don't get ghosting.
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by art0rz 2y ago
We maintain a fairly large and complex CRA application, which has been migrated to Vite, but not fully. Since a lot of changes would be needed and we are very risk averse (heavily regulated industry), we decided to do it piecemeal by first
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by art0rz 2y ago
Could be, but I got the same results in incognito mode.
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by art0rz 2y ago
I bought my gf an M3 pro with 8gb ram and text input in the browser is often slow as hell (Google Docs, Facebook Messenger, etc.). Takes a moment before a character appears after typing it. I've never owned a Mac myself so I believed A
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by art0rz 2y ago
What I've always been told is to not bow but kneel down to their level instead. Although I've always felt that puts me in a vulnerable position. I tell people to do that with my dog and it works (he's not aggressive in any wa
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by art0rz 2y ago
At $dayjob I work on a very dense UI for a financial institution. Think Bloomberg terminal in React and RTK. It's extremely customizable and had lots of elements updating multiple times per second (charts, graphs, enormous tables, etc.
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by art0rz 2y ago
I've been running Arch with KDE under Wayland on two different laptops both with NVIDIA GPUs using proprietary drivers for years and have not run into issues. Maybe I'm lucky? It's been flawless for me.
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by art0rz 2y ago
I've (with help of ChatGPT) written an email that I've sent to all representatives. Feel free to use it! To: info.belgoeurop@diplobel.fed.be, mission.brusselseu@bg-permrep.eu, eu.brussels@embassy.mzv.cz, brurep@um.dk, info@bru
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by art0rz 2y ago
> Exposé KDE 6's new Overview effect works really well https://kde.org/announcements/megarelease/6/
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by art0rz 2y ago
From the HN guidelines: > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellect
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by art0rz 2y ago
What is the definition of an engineer in your eyes? In some countries there is a legal definition, so developers are not allowed to call themselves engineers unless they have an engineering degree (and not the software kind).
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by art0rz 2y ago
Isn't that what road tax is for?

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