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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I check by sampling a piece. If you chew on it and it sticks to your teeth then it's not done yet and can cook a bit longer. No need to make a science out of it. :)
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
It should mention the bug only exists after some arbitrary "patch" was introduced. As the current title makes it sounds like the actual zlib has a security issue.
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I noticed it yesterday and I have to say I hate it. The "Peoples" section seems to be entirely gone (it's now intermingled with rooms in the "Home" section). You no longer can see favorite/ normal/ low pri
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Tried this: "yt-dlp -f 'bestvideo*[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]/best[ext=mp4]/best' -S vcodec:h264 -other_options …" ? I'm still getting proper h264 with that (my Raspberry PI 3 only wants a proper codec to
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Can't get past level 2 with Firefox 78 ESR. "Select all the squares with a Stop Sign", but no squares for selecting show up, so there's nothing to select. Unless I miss a joke somewhere in there?
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Worth checking the browser console. If you use a content blocker (e.g. uBlock Origin) it may block things the site really, really "wants". It then goes into an extreme busy loop and throws exceptions to the console like a berserke
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I would claim "Your" doesn't belong either. :) UI should be entirely passively describing things to the user only. Same for technical documentation. E.g. just describe what an option does, don't tell the user what they c
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
This is clean, until something goes catastrophically wrong. (Which eventually it will. The more reactors, the more chances for it to happen.)
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Why would the mouse polling speed mess up the circle drawing itself? You record the start position point (center) and then get the new mouse position and calculate the delta to the start position to get the radius, then draw the circle with
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Yes, sadly Little Snitch (or a similar app) is required to tame Firefox. It's a real shame since they use "Privacy" as selling point, but for me that starts with being transparent about what they do behind the users' bac
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I visited this station ~3 years ago myself. There's nothing creepy about it at all. It's just unique and in that sense pretty interesting. There's a draft/wind going through the tunnel… that perhaps can sound a bit spook
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I always thought the Amiga APIs with the tag lists were cool. You easily could extend the API/ABI w/o breaking anything at the binary level (assuming you made the calls accept tag lists as parameters to begin with, of course).
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I just take a hot bath… best ideas happen in the bathtub for me.
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
With OpenWRT we can increase the limit, if needed. But it's a delicate process you need to balance out carefully depending on your router. I doubled my slots and it works fine: It's done via /etc/sysctl.conf > net.net
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
How do you de-google yourself properly when every 3rd website stops working entirely unless you whitelist some google stuff in your content blocker?
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I'm on an older system here, and both Cloudflare and Anubis entirely block me out of sites. Once you start blocking actual users out of your sites, it simply has gone too far. At least provide an alternative method to enter your site (
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
If they are behind a NAT/ stateful firewall there is just so much connections it will handle at once. I think OpenWRT has like 16K max by default, f.ex. So for less than 16K requests by different users/IPs… each is kept for about
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Many people do not know: "smog" is short for "smoke fog".
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
You can't even get Rust of Go to run easily on a slightly older machine (e.g. try it on a OS X Yosemite machine) because all the compatibility issues. That's not even getting to all the "online" dependencies. This are tw
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
https://github.com/the-real-tokai/macuahuitl/blob/master/tem... (how about this fancy version with SVG output? :D No longer a single line though.)
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
That feels like something some form of automatic build/feature testing should have caught.
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I'm from the EU, not the US.
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
Why can't I get GNOME stop calling home? (on a Debian installation) Each time I fire up my Debian VM with GNOME here on my OSX host system Little Snitch pops up because some weird connection to a GNOME web endpoint. One major pet peeve
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
It's called the Streisand Effect. :)
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
With the current state of Websites and how much resources they waste any text wrapping is probably not an issue at all. :) I hardly can open any website w/o some anti-bot check burning my CPU to the ground for 1/2 minute or someth
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
The site has two different titles. One in the HMTL <title> tag and another one on the page itself. At the time of this writing: Title Tag: "This Playstation Mod Turns the PSOne Into a Crustacean" Site Title: "The Carcin
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by binaryturtle 1y ago
I don't even use Tor, just an older Firefox. I'm no longer able to visit any site that uses that Cloudflare "human check". Once I whitelist Cloudflare in uBlock and reload to see the captcha the browser starts to busy-lo
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by binaryturtle 2y ago
Time to block webp by default too. It's still a way too immature format to be relied upon. In fact it already was exploitable (via libwebp), AFAIR. :^)
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by binaryturtle 2y ago
But isn't the $ usually at the end of the prompt? :)
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by binaryturtle 2y ago
Isn't that something that should be posted April 1? I'm really not sure if the author is proud about the fact that his project has so many dependencies. Is that something modern coders aim for these days? I usually try to achieve

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