flyx86

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by flyx86 6y ago
> Has anyone had success running video calls over Matrix without Element? fwiw if you use the Jitsi widget, you can share the URL to your Jitsi room with anyone and they do not need Element or Matrix to join. The whole voice/video t
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by flyx86 6y ago
Okay so I wondered whether we can leverage XSLT in order to render the JSON without quirks mode. The idea is: * We have an XSL stylesheet that ignores input and renders out the HTML contained in "#render" * Along with the JSON fil
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by flyx86 6y ago
I needed some time to figure out you're not talking about multithreading in JavaScript/electron, but about this https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/2349 :)
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by flyx86 6y ago
Matrix bridges do that for me today! Currently using IRC and Telegram bridges, thinking about adding Slack. Sadly, Electron-based Element is still the best Matrix client by far.
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by flyx86 6y ago
> It's very handy to have shared calendars across multiple devices. CalDAV should have you covered there. While the need for a server may be a bit inconvenient, I doubt that usability would be on par with it when you just copy the f
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by flyx86 6y ago
This whole page is basically insulting the intelligence of users. > It's about time you try Linux implying that while you did have heard of Linux, you misjudged it. > Unlike Windows and MacOS Linux gives you options This is factu
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Show HN: Display images/information during pen and paper sessions via RasPi(questscreen.flyx.org)
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by flyx86 10y ago
Parking is not allowed on direction lanes (this one is a turn-right lane). You may halt your car there, but you may not leave it (thus park it). So while you can do this, you will also block yourself from doing much else. Of course, a DDo
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by flyx86 10y ago
So I still cannot send a voice message in the chat (like Android users can), but I am now able to do video calls. Shouldn't a feature be fully completed before moving on to the next one? And it still frequently happens that I get the s
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by flyx86 10y ago
UML would be handy at places where you would have drawn some kind of diagram anyway. Like an overview of components in a distributed system. Or a processing pipeline. Or an overview of a deployment environment. If UML delivered a useful set
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by flyx86 10y ago
Interfacing with C is actually a lot of work. Not that it is not possible, but if you write a light wrapper, you end up with all the low-levelness that makes up C. If you want to use a C library „the Ada way“, you need to wrap almost every
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by flyx86 10y ago
For safe resource finalization, Ada provides `Ada.Finalization.Controlled`. This enables you to implement RAII, smart pointers, and other ways of safe finalization. `Ada.Unchecked_Deallocation` is just the bare-metal tool you can implement
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by flyx86 10y ago
NixOS, because it fixes the problems Docker tries to build a workaround for.
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by flyx86 10y ago
> but it’s the first language I’ve experimented with that has made them a first-class feature It is a feature of ALGOL68, Pascal, Ada and quite some newer languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagged_union
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by flyx86 10y ago
Now see, that's much clearer. From the perspective of someone who knows Lisp, perhaps. I find it very confusing. Moreover, you are using an example from a tutorial, which is meant to explain how things work, not to show what the best
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by flyx86 10y ago
> Some tasks, especially around generic programming, can be very easily expressed in a dynamic language, but require more machinery in a static language. I think this is not generally true and not a point against static typing, but rathe