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by jagger27 5y ago
The obvious answer to me is complete isolation, especially if the issue is related to DNS. If you’re having major network problems, there’s a good chance your DNS server will go down too, which would more than likely take down your subdomai
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by jagger27 5y ago
Newegg is the worst collision for me.
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by jagger27 5y ago
> Help us give Worldcoin to over a billion people. Get rewarded for every user you sign up. Come on guys.
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by jagger27 5y ago
15 of those have had major accidents, which seems like a lot.
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by jagger27 5y ago
“Retractable flaps” sounds like it’s begging for a -gate suffix. Flapgate just rolls off the tongue. Apple doesn’t like moving parts, for obvious reasons. I think Apple did exactly the right thing here. If I have my MacBook hooked up to my
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by jagger27 5y ago
This language reminds me of the infamous Thai cave rescue. Look how public opinion turned on Elon in that instance. There are a lot of differences here, of course.
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by jagger27 5y ago
USB-C is already a friction fit. Somehow adding magnets to it would just make it attach more strongly, which isn't the point of MagSafe. I feel like making a slightly loose USB-C cable but with magnets would be a bad user experience,
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by jagger27 5y ago
I certainly don't miss the feeling of typing on concrete. I suppose a very light fingered typist might appreciate the reduced travel though.
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by jagger27 5y ago
For added reference, the beloved 7-row ThinkPad keyboards found in laptops like the T410 and T420 have 2.5mm key travel. Kailh Choc (low profile) mechanical switches have a total travel of 3mm. Cherry MX switches (and most clones) have 4mm
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by jagger27 5y ago
I certainly don't feel ignored as a developer by this update. The memory capacity and speed bump, and the brighter, higher resolution screen are very significant for me. My M1 Air is already a killer portable development machine becaus
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by jagger27 5y ago
That's funny, I stopped watching LTT videos immediately after his awful "dumpster fire" M1 first impressions video last year.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Seems to be a much wider memory bus combined with a new generation of RAM, LPDDR5.
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by jagger27 5y ago
That product had an Intel CPU and AMD GPU connected via PCIe on the same package, not the same die. It was a neat experiment, but it was really just a packaging trick.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Can anyone speak to the performance and power efficiency of ChaCha20 on current mobile devices? That seems to be the only convincing technical argument the author makes given AES-NI’s ubiquity.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Go templates are a nice balance of power and simplicity in my experience (Hugo, and a few similar projects). What features do you miss from other templating engines?
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yeah they’re not quite long enough as it turns out, although a different module could stick out if you really wanted it to. It is indeed proprietary, but I think they share the design resources for it. https://community.frame.wor
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by jagger27 5y ago
That’s a neat idea for an accessory. I bet you could make a little stick-on or clip-on light pipe that redirects the built-in flash to a tiny ring diffuser around the macro lens.
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by jagger27 5y ago
The pricing seems reasonable and more or less inline with what an equivalent VPS would cost. I have a couple questions: > When not used, Moonhome is disconnected from the network for maximum protection. When running, it sits safely behin
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by jagger27 5y ago
Is it possible to replace the drive inside of the enclosure or is it proprietary? I wonder if it’s just an M.2 adapter to USB.
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by jagger27 5y ago
It’s the sharpest of all double-edged swords. Of course I would immediately sideload a Gameboy emulator but I’d want it to be signed by Apple. Maybe even Mozilla would make a proper build of Firefox for iOS. Surely Apple is confident in its
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by jagger27 5y ago
Like anything and everything in Serenity, if you think it could be better, make it so.
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by jagger27 5y ago
libavif seems to be licensed under 2-clause BSD, which is very permissive.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yes that’s right.
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by jagger27 5y ago
One of the first things we've used it for internally is to run one-off isolated tests on WebAssembly modules instead of feeding them through a production Atmo[0] instance. It basically serves as a dumb pipe for feeding data in and out
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by jagger27 5y ago
Right! I'll also just mention that this Wasm module isn't sent to the clients and run in the browser. It runs server-side. And for a bit of context, the hello world example below produces a 409K binary straight out of rustc on my
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by jagger27 5y ago
I wouldn’t mind type safe enums that take advantage of the good parts of Go, but the rest of the ideas are truly awful. enum Language { Arabic `json:"ar"` English `json:"en"` French `js
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by jagger27 5y ago
Apple also contributes plenty to LLVM, more than Intel actually, naively based on commit counts of @apple.com and @intel.com git committer email addresses. This isn't very surprising given that Chris Lattner worked at Apple for over a
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by jagger27 5y ago
Nice. A magnitude of 4 isn’t super bright, but I’ll definitely try to check it out! Thanks.
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by jagger27 5y ago
I hope I get to see a comet with the naked eye before Halley’s next visit. I’ll be pretty old by then.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yes, directly to two developers: Andreas Kling with SerenityOS (because it's cool) and Hector Martin for Asahi Linux (because it's also cool).

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