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Suborbital Compute public beta: a deep dive
(blog.suborbital.dev)
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jagger27
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Beautiful. I missed that old godoc UI!
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Maybe some sort of artist? I’m sure there’s someone out there who likes to live like that.
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It sucked financially but it was the right choice for my mental health, at least in the short term. Just don’t wait too long to find something new.
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Same concept but with Pokémon: https://pokemon.alexonsager.net/
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5y ago
Who told you that?
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Oh good.
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> The htpasswd utility can now generate SHA-256 or SHA-512 crypt() hashes where supported by the C library. Oh god, it didn’t have SHA-256 support before today? Was it using MD5 and SHA-1? I knew basic auth was weak but jeez.
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I can’t imagine how hard it must be for the dozens of people out there suffering from this rare ailment knowing a perfect cure/treatment is possible but not worth it for the shareholders.
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Apple wouldn’t let that happen.
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Is this what you mean? [0] It’s actually a “crate engine” sold by Ford. Awesome concept. These ThinkPad mods are pretty much all about the keyboard and overall form factor. The display has to be swapped out for something more modern, the ba
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No this is basically an entirely new computer in an old chassis. I don't know why these types of projects keep using mediocre Intel 11th gen quad cores though. I love old ThinkPads too, but I couldn't justify the expense for somet
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The Realforce 88u I had came with alternate Caps Lock / Control keycaps in the box.
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That’s reasonable. Modern silent MX switches and MX clones like the Boba U4 are extremely quiet because of their internal dampening.
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That’s the beauty of custom keycaps and boards with customizable firmware! Almost every premium GMK, ePBT, etc. keycap set will come with a Caps Lock replacement key labeled Control. It’s lovely.
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I type faster on a MacBook keyboard but I prefer to type on my horrifyingly expensive mechanical keyboards. It’s about comfort above all else. The real crock is to not buy your employees nice equipment.
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I’d avoid WASD and go for a Keychron Q2 because the firmware is customizable and open source. It also has hotswappable switches if you want to change things up or try different switches at some point. It’s very reasonably priced in my opini
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I agree. Those switches are amazing. I have them in a RAMA Kara.
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It’s also not very hard to modify non-silenced keyboards with aftermarket rings. I did that on my old HHKB and it worked great.
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I haven't seen a single IPv6 network configured to behave like that by default. Just because it has a globally unique address doesn't mean it's reachable.
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People are actively working on Arm support! https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/search?q=arm&type=
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> Preamble: I'm extremely lucky. Good for the author, but this really says it all. Specialization as a software developer seems like good advice though.
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> I think people on here are getting too caught up in the technical. I can print out a shiny charizard pokemon card but it isn't the same thing is it? In this case it is bit for bit identical. My inkjet printer Charizard would never
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If in X years the domain in the link to the NFT stored in the blockchain expired and ends up pointing to a new image was it ever an ugly ape? Is there at least a hash of the image stored with the metadata and link?
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USB PD is a fairly complex protocol. I can safely plug my phone into my MacBook charger now because both ends can negotiate a suitable power level. We’re not just doing 5V 1A anymore. The CPU they chose is probably a little overkill, but it
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So if it turns out that both this object and the hypothesized Planet 9 exist, which one is further out and gets to be Planet X?
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Apples USB-C charging bricks are quite capable on their own. The new 140W brick uses a 32-bit Arm Cortex-M0 STM32G0-series microcontroller with 36K RAM, 128K flash ROM, running at 64MHz. Source: 9:45 minute mark of the video in this article
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Playing around with the Squoosh tool mentioned in the article, it's easy to get a <10KiB image that looks way better than the WebP shown at the bottom of the page.
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Shouldn't dithered images also benefit from the limited palette?
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Massdrop x NuForce EDC3
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