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by beefsack 4y ago
On that note, I've noticed that the Gmail spam filter has been less effective recently - I get spam coming through to my inbox almost every day now. I've also had some legitimate email going through to the spam box which has very
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by beefsack 4y ago
Works for me (Arch Firefox).
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by beefsack 4y ago
I was also able to access it, and my primary DNS was 1.1.1.1, though I use 8.8.8.8 as secondary so that might've saved me if primary wasn't working.
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by beefsack 4y ago
I just opened the email, didn't need to see that. The image embedded and rendered in Gmail.
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by beefsack 4y ago
There was another PR created in the repo tagging the same group which someone posted a shock porn image to, which happened to embed and display in Gmail when I opened the notification email. Pretty sure this is going to provoke a response.
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by beefsack 5y ago
Even with language modularisation you lose the ability to provision modules independently if they are bundled together in a single service. Microservices and monoliths are opposing extremes on a scale. There is a range somewhere in the midd
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by beefsack 5y ago
Can you play this mod with OpenMW?
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by beefsack 6y ago
I got none of that and it loaded very quickly, presumably thanks to uBlock.
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by beefsack 6y ago
In Rust projects where you want to be developing multiple highly related modules in tandem with each other, it can be helpful to just use a single repository and a Cargo workspace[1]. You can still build and publish them individually, but i
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by beefsack 6y ago
stdinho just reads raw data from stdin, whereas script-httpd proxies to an executable command.
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by beefsack 6y ago
It's possible to use pipes, as well as redirection, but you need to do something like: script-httpd bash -c 'some_command | some_other_command 2>&1' For having a longer running service in the background it might make m
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by beefsack 6y ago
It's very similar to websocketd, however this is intended to be used by one-shot scripts over HTTP. websocketd uses the WebSocket protocol for streaming scripts, whereas script-httpd uses plain HTTP for terminating scripts.
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Show HN: Script-httpd – Turn command line scripts into web services(github.com)
24 points by beefsack 6y ago|10 comments
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by beefsack 6y ago
We run dev environments and some staging entirely inside Kubernetes, but in prod we run all of our stateful components outside K8s (generally using things like RDS and ElastiCache). Anecdotally, keeping stateful components outside of K8s ma
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by beefsack 6y ago
I feel obsessing over types is often just a form of procrastination, as it feels more interesting than the real work that needs to be done. This seems to be a bigger issue in Rust because the type system is powerful. I write a lot of Rust n
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by beefsack 6y ago
I found an example, which I've added to the parent post.
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by beefsack 6y ago
It's not just lexicon, but sometimes also syntax which doesn't translate cleanly. Japanese has a really interesting piece of syntax in the ditransitive adversative passive, which is similar to the English passive construction but
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by beefsack 7y ago
Awesome project! Having unified tools is a boon for those of us who work across many different dialects. One piece of feedback though - I've never been a huge fan of using backslashes for anything that isn't escaping as it can get
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by beefsack 7y ago
We did this recently in Canberra too, to similar effect[1]. Apparently it is becoming quite common in a growing number of cities. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/nov/01/canbe...
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by beefsack 7y ago
Wing's trial here in Canberra has felt a little unremarkable. People don't really talk about it, apart from the occasional local news piece about someone complaining about the noise. I'm quite interested to see how much peopl
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by beefsack 7y ago
Braille characters are fun in the terminal. I wrote a toy tool to convert images to Braille years ago[1]. Here's an example of converting a world map[2] to Braille[3]. [1]: https://github.com/beefsack/go-dot [2]:
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by beefsack 7y ago
It's scary to think about all the games we're going to lose because so many games are implemented as SAAS nowadays. As someone interested in gaming history and the preservation of games it's actually quite saddening.
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by beefsack 7y ago
A lot of maternity wards will try to avoid booking inductions on public holidays, because they will have fewer staff to deal with the spontaneous births on the day.
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by beefsack 7y ago
`sort` would also be memory intensive would it not?
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by beefsack 7y ago
I've got the same email, dated 23rd October 2008, and very impressive that the link still works and has the updated binaries listed.
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by beefsack 7y ago
Don't immediately hand wave away the value of these sorts of things. I don't think anyone would use this as their primary editor, but I'd love something like this in our merge request / code review process, as that'
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by beefsack 7y ago
Even with the best intentions at heart, do you trust them not to accidentally leak sensitive information about you through their telemetry? There are so many places a "phone home" system could either be compromised, or accidentall
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by beefsack 7y ago
You're making a huge assumption that the young mainstream picked iOS over Android was because of function over form. You can't discount that their products are very fashionable (Apple markets well, they look great, everyone else h
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by beefsack 7y ago
You can avoid that issue by using clamp mode when compiling: https://emscripten.org/docs/compiling/WebAssembly.html#trap-...
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by beefsack 8y ago
> Steam Link over ethernet Note that even Steam Link over Ethernet is too laggy to play KB/M FPS at any serious level - the input lag makes FPS almost unplayable. I can see the growth of services like these, especially with more gam

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