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hoechst
1mo ago
More details in the developer portal: https://developer.apple.com/support/apps-in-the-eu/ It seams that for "reader apps" (like Netflix / Spotify), things got slightly better ( https://dev
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hoechst
2mo ago
very cool. project, will evaluate this in detail. one note, on the "Feel your sensitivity." page, it says " raw input off — OS mouse acceleration is active. Your browser couldn’t give OpenAim raw mouse input, so your OS accel
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hoechst
2mo ago
Hi, OP here. I agree with you, "Wayland input latency" is inaccurate and I added a note to the article explaining this.
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hoechst
2mo ago
Hi, OP here. I just made sure no other user space application were running. Something that basically can be reasonable expected by a person that cares about game performance to do. For example, no one would stop sshd before their gaming ses
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hoechst
2mo ago
OP here, thank you for the feedback. I will keep it in mind for the next time I'm soldering something.
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hoechst
2mo ago
That's awesome, odd that I did not come across your project when i was researching this. I'll make sure to read your posts and source code.
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hoechst
2mo ago
Yes, I am determined to shield my servers from malicious actors and bots that attempt to exploit it. This sometimes can lead to false positives and I am willing and cooperative in rectifying this to allow open access to real people that wan
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hoechst
2mo ago
Hello, this is my website and I do not know what you mean by this. If you give me technical details (like the subnet your operating out of), I can take a look at it. My webserver is using crowdsec ( https://www.crowdsec.net ) to b
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Measuring Input Latency on Linux: X11 vs. Wayland, VRR, and DXVK
(marco-nett.de)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
In Quake 3, yes. Here's a nice, short video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he02vJvKaRs To achieve 333 fps in Quake Live, you can unlock fps with `250x` and then use an external frame limiter, setting that to
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Why 'com_maxfps 250x' uncaps Quake Live's frame rate
(marco-nett.de)
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2mo ago
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hoechst
3mo ago
a free dns service? wow that's insane.
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hoechst
6mo ago
tl;dr: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
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hoechst
11mo ago
i though this is about http://xchat.org and got nostalgic :(
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hoechst
11mo ago
i'm still using postman v9 from 2022, which is pre-bloat and good software.
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11mo ago
idk how you would define "no tracking", but this is using vercel insights, a tracking tool. altought i prefer the default HN interface, i think the ui is generally fine and you did a good job and avoided overengineering. with a te
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11mo ago
Much of it is just "put this magic string before your prompt to make the LLM 10x better" voodoo, similar to the SEO voodoo common in the 2000s. just remember that it works the same for everyone: you input text, magic happens, text
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hoechst
11mo ago
documents like https://github.com/obra/superpowers/blob/main/skills/testing... are very confusing to read as a human. "skills" in this project generally don't seem to follow set forma
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hoechst
1y ago
Just because a popular new tool runs in the terminal, doesn't make it a shining example for the "Unix philosophy" lol. the comparison makes no sense if you think about it for more than 5 seconds and is hacker news clickbait y
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hoechst
2y ago
I personally use 0TB per month across 6 CPX21 servers (I know I’m over-provisioned; that’s not the point). Kinds of is the point tho, you're hogging resources you don't actually need (not talking about traffic here ..). People p
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hoechst
4y ago
So you'd write (presumably a big) admin web interface in straight XML + CSS by hand? I don't know the details, but that sounds like a very long and painful process which will end up being hellish to maintain, plus a huge amount of
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4y ago
> Similarly, the bare metal solution consisting of nginx with manual Let’s Encrypt cert setup was too much of a hassle. It's not a hassle. Setup once and then forget about it. It's dead simple, easy and there's a million t
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hoechst
4y ago
content warning: crypto/web3 bro
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4y ago
Not really a script, but a `.ssh/config` to automatically deploy parts of my local cli environment to every server i connect to (if username and ip/hostname matches my rules). On first connect to a server, this sync all the dotfil
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hoechst
4y ago
lol
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hoechst
5y ago
if you use excessive language ("economic armageddon") and figures ("10 billion euros") like this and don't provide sources, i assume trolling. i see he posted the bloomberg article now. imo, reading "Supply cut
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hoechst
5y ago
yea, the OP article is a few weeks old and very much out of context. HN doesn't care though.. bunch of tech bros discussing headlines.
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hoechst
5y ago
Where do you get "tens of billions of euros of economical damage" and "economic Armageddon in Germany" from? are you a russian troll bot?
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hoechst
5y ago
it does _not at all_ mean "new nuclear".. that was never up for discussion and would certainly not help with the problem that the whole discussion is about: a potential short term energy shortage related to russias invasion of ukr
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hoechst
5y ago
fuck off
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