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by prahladyeri 3y ago
If only OBS was somewhat lighter, I'd have used it. You need an Intel i5 or Ryzen 1300x processor for a "minimum requirements", imagine what would it take for a decent performance! Instead, I use another app called ShareX [1]
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
Instead of requiring people to become smart power users and equipping them with the tools and training to solve their IT problems, we are dumbing down the tools to suit the lowest average brained human. This isn't taking us in a good d
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
Interesting. Are there some new insights in that applicable to modern programming?
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
This whole "Walled Gardens" approach reflects a mindset which is all about controlling the users, telling them what's good for their devices, when it's the right time to update, etc. instead of letting them have the cont
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
Mostly to greener pasteurs like https://tildes.net , https://lobste.rs/ and quite a few here on hacker news too. I'm not quite sure if some may to moving to the "popular pasteurs" like twitter and
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
You have the right mindset. Being supportive of someone doesn't mean you have to be a sycophant and start doing all the song and dance. In fact, these people are the exact antithesis of being supportive, they usually become the catalys
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
"The Pragmatic Programmer" by Andrew Hunt. If you're from computer science or related background, it's a must read. The book was written in 1999 but quite relevant even today. I'd go so far ahead to say that if ever
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
They're testing the water it seems. They must have realized that those leaving Reddit for other pasteurs must have already left by now, so there will be little resistance in monetizing those on the platform. Either that, or they'r
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
First Binance got rid of USD transactions and now this. Looks like the SEC is tightening the screws in a holistic manner!
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
That's great news! That means all .NET EXEs and DLLs will be cross-compatible with Ubuntu since 5.0? Mono had been doing substantial efforts since about a decade but was never the popular choice among Linux devs, mostly due to performa
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
Following compatibility and standards is always good, irrespective of who does it. It'd be great if they supported running .NET and WinForms on Ubuntu some day, might actually happen who knows!
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by prahladyeri 3y ago
The review process seems quite intimidating as described by the OP. Things like use of localStorage is almost like a given in any extension these days and they ask justification for every permission you ask.
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How I made my web pages load 10x faster(prahladyeri.github.io)
2 points by prahladyeri 3y ago|0 comments
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Among the major operating systems, which cares the most about user privacy?
1 points by prahladyeri 3y ago|0 comments
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PriceZombie is no more, where else can I get prices like a stock chart?
2 points by prahladyeri 10y ago|0 comments
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by prahladyeri 11y ago
For anyone who is interested in Linux development, I decided to build this GUI app with `Python gobject` that fetches process-wise bandwidth consumed for each period (such as firefox 10GB, ssh 1GB, etc.) as they show in android. I know neth
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by prahladyeri 11y ago
Copyright law deals with the situation you've mentioned in different ways in different countries. For instance, it is just illegal in Europe to transfer the credit of one's labor (or copyright). In the Americas, however, companies
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A simple userscript to highlight unread comments when you visit a post(greasyfork.org)
1 points by prahladyeri 11y ago|0 comments
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Visual Alchemist, a tool to create sqlalchemy models in HTML Canvas(valchemist-inn.rhcloud.com)
1 points by prahladyeri 11y ago|0 comments
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How to know whether my blog post will attract traffic or not(blog.prahladyeri.com)
1 points by prahladyeri 11y ago|0 comments
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by prahladyeri 11y ago
Java is as much an Oracle product, as water is an Aquafina product or space is a NASA product. So, no, Java has gained enough ubiquity and popularity now so that no one company can monopolize it. Many open source implementations of Java alr
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How to Host a Flask App on Openshift Free Tier(blog.prahladyeri.com)
1 points by prahladyeri 12y ago|0 comments
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How to host a Flask app on Openshift(blog.prahladyeri.com)
1 points by prahladyeri 12y ago|0 comments
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by prahladyeri 12y ago
Try the online tool, jsonlint.com.
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by prahladyeri 12y ago
Seriously, its high time we need a Reddit substitute now. Even Facebook has G+ and Twitter to compete with, but Reddit is still a natural monopoly. Except perhaps Hacker news, but it doesn't have as many features.
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by prahladyeri 12y ago
Indeed it is. I thought I might have been shadow-banned or something, but good to hear that I'm not alone!
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Farewell Wordpress, Hello Jekyll(blog.prahladyeri.com)
1 points by prahladyeri 12y ago|0 comments
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Linux wifi hotspot daemon – opensource testers wanted(github.com)
1 points by prahladyeri 12y ago|0 comments
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Any one interested in testing my linux based wifi AP daemon written in Python(github.com)
2 points by prahladyeri 12y ago|0 comments
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Satiric misspellings revisited
1 points by prahladyeri 12y ago|0 comments

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