darknavi

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by darknavi 4d ago
I had no idea others hit this, I just assumed it was some wonky setup I have locally. I hope we both figure it out one day haha (or Firefox does)
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by darknavi 5d ago
> Sometimes, these redirect URLs take a perceivable amount of time to load, which is very irritating. Great. On top of my on-going battle with Windows + Firefox + DNS/TLS resolution sometimes stalling for seconds at a time, another
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by darknavi 8d ago
I am also not using anything near an industrial PSU. I am using cheap ($20) "5V" DC barrel chargers from Amazon (similar to a shabby laptop charger). Are you sure you aren't a clanker? You seemed to have missed some critica
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Run an ArchiveTeam Warrior on your computer(tracker.archiveteam.org)
36 points by darknavi 9d ago|0 comments
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by darknavi 9d ago
Mostly unrelated, but I (mostly Copilot) spent some time re-authoring a software stack of HUB75 displays in our office with rotating pixel art. A previous team set them up on a overly-complex stack that relied on a bunch of services that h
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by darknavi 9d ago
> As an aside, I recently started having Claude help me with configuring my *arr stack and it has helped tremendously. I used to have to babysit and manually intervene on maybe 10% of requests, now it’s near zero Any more details here?
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by darknavi 15d ago
I didn't see any details in the article other than this quote, which seems promising. > He’s the guy who sits with the new kids at lunch and passes it on.
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by darknavi 21d ago
Slanted take here, but this is exactly what they are doing with the federal government. They like to complain that "big government inefficient and bad" while actively making it inefficient and bad. They are fulfilling their own p
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by darknavi 23d ago
No, but it also doesn't not support the Polar (the wet feeder I use). A good starting point though, thanks for the link!
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by darknavi 24d ago
This is giving me the confidence to RE my cat feeder. The company (Petlibro) has an outage and now my chilled wet feeder that should be a dumb, offline feeder is basically bricked now. The device reports fine wifi but the backing services a
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by darknavi 1mo ago
I was a few years late to the start (early 90s kid) but I am nostalgic for the vast amount of myfreewebs + dot.tk websites out there. Hit counters on the front page was mandatory of course.
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by darknavi 1mo ago
And how much they (like all other social media) put their mobile web experience into limp mode for no good reason.
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by darknavi 2mo ago
This website reminds of me a small site I want to make. For years I have taken pictures of bathroom sinks. My main curiosity with them is the crazy variance of proportions and layout of the bowl and the faucet(s). It all started because t
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by darknavi 2mo ago
Seattle to Joburg is brutal. It's ~23 hours of flying with a lay over somewhere like Dubai. As much as a 23 hour flight sounds terrible, it's hard for me to express how much dread I felt getting back onto a plane right after a 1
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by darknavi 2mo ago
off topic: Is the sentry banner at the top of the blog an ad? It seems to be, but it's also embedded fairly naturally and uBlock isn't blocking it. Am I so used to shit-tier ads that a "tasteful" ad confuses me?
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by darknavi 2mo ago
"Life finds a way" - Dr. Ian Malcolm
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by darknavi 2mo ago
> November 3, 2025: Reported. > November 10, 2025: No response, followed up. > November 17, 2025: No response, followed up and copied some additional people on the thread. > November 20, 2025: It was no longer possible to access
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by darknavi 2mo ago
New Zealand allows you to book three seats in a row and covert it to a bed which seems like a nice alternative.
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by darknavi 2mo ago
Well, they _had_ 465 employees...
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by darknavi 2mo ago
Why not use passkeys in LastPass? Then the passkey travels with you to your devices/apps.
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Ask HN: What Is Happening to Messenger.com?
4 points by darknavi 2mo ago|1 comments
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by darknavi 2mo ago
A fun idea. I've been playing with all sorts of ideas for static websites and trying to figure out ways to make them feel more "live". I was wondering about the heartbeat updates and replaying the data in "real-time&quo
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by darknavi 2mo ago
Right to watch five YouTube videos on how to fix my horrid soldering job. I wouldn't trade it for the world though, we need more tinkering.
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by darknavi 2mo ago
I'd love to see a view with all/many trains. In London I was constantly wondering what the criss-cross of underground lines looked like.
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by darknavi 3mo ago
TempleOS was largely written in HolyC, a C/C++ JIT'd hybrid. Very neat things from Terry Davis, it's too bad mental health is not taken as seriously as it could be in our society. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by darknavi 3mo ago
Value is in the eye of the beholder. I open source my vibing projects because someone might find them useful. I don't shop them around, I just work in the open because I find it fun and interesting.
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by darknavi 3mo ago
I personally find the barrier of starting new (FOSS) projects much lower now days.
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by darknavi 3mo ago
The guy car-jacked a teenager and managed to hit ~7 cars by plowing through a red light. He was clearly off his meds or something. Preaching about "people following him", that he "was a man of god", and that we needed t
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by darknavi 3mo ago
FASTBuild has been a game changer for our team recently if you have extra hardware sitting around. https://www.fastbuild.org/docs/home.html
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by darknavi 3mo ago
I agree, the default change logging using something like semantic-release would result in this, which feels way off: # Bug Fixes - foo bar'ing

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