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by quyse 6mo ago
I had Windows on a Lenovo laptop, and Windows update installed and/or re-enabled Lenovo system services almost every time (those included things like popups helpfully telling you that you pressed CapsLock and crap like this). I ran deb
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by quyse 1y ago
As an alternative, on Windows I've always been using Far Manager [1], it supports viewing files of arbitrary size without loading them in RAM. Supports encodings, search, doesn't explode on binary files, etc. [1] https:/&#x2
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by quyse 2y ago
A reverse contest would probably be more challenging. Write initial instructions for an AI agent to never send funds. If nobody manages to convince it to send funds, say within a week, you win. For added complexity, the agent must approve t
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by quyse 2y ago
Currently resolution is hardcoded, but sure, can be done. Also need to figure out things like changing language/keyboard layout or using IME, to be able to type text properly. Sending mouse cursor picture from server to client may be n
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by quyse 2y ago
Not yet, but I'll probably open source it eventually! Still need to clean things up a lot, and implement missing functionality, for example I haven't even bothered to implement audio capture yet, because I wanted to try video firs
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by quyse 2y ago
I've been working on a cloud gaming service (like Stadia). Wanted to see how far I can get it done using open source, without ready-to-use solutions like Parsec/Moonlight/Sunshine. It works by running a game in Linux (I use N
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by quyse 2y ago
I don't think that's their intention. Elastic wouldn't be able to integrate Amazon's patches back into their codebase without losing the ability to change the license in the future. Even more, since it's AGPL, they&
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by quyse 3y ago
I've implemented recently just the same thing, but for SVG -> PNG conversion. I found that SVG rendering support is crap in every conversion tool and library I've tried. Apparently even Chrome has some basic features missing, w
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by quyse 3y ago
Wareztracker: https://wareztracker.com/games - torrent download stats for video games - find out how popular a particular game with pirates.
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by quyse 3y ago
It's not that good usually, e.g. PostgreSQL writes data in pages (8 KB by default), and changing 10K random rows in the 50M rows table can be quite close to the worst case of 1 changed page per changed row, so 8x of your estimate. Also
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by quyse 3y ago
`--config filename` allows this. `--config -` for stdin. Not only urls, but any config options echo '--url https://google.com/' | curl --config -
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by quyse 4y ago
If you are familiar with NixOS, and like to have everything declared in Nix configuration, Simple NixOS Mailserver is very robust and easy to use. Have been using it for ~2 years. https://gitlab.com/simple-nixos-mailserver&#
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by quyse 4y ago
Congrats on launch! Although my immediate thought was - DRM is just wrong. It will only punish legitimate players and will be cracked quickly anyway. Indie games do not need DRM. Also I'm generally wary of subscription services. For an
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by quyse 4y ago
What does it actually do? From the front page I expected maybe some web interface for doing various tasks, such as Nix package management or setting up Let's Encrypt, etc, but judging from the docs, everything should be done via standa
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by quyse 4y ago
It's available for free in Russian: https://edu.postgrespro.ru/postgresql_internals-14.pdf linked from their own website: https://postgrespro.ru/education/books/internals
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by quyse 5y ago
Does it mean Google, AWS, DigitalOcean, Cloudflare, Akamai, and everybody else (except Hetzner) are now outlawed in Germany? Because, as I said, I cannot ask for consent before serving the initial HTML, unless someone develops a magical IP-
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by quyse 5y ago
What if I host my website on Google Cloud Platform? I guess it should be OK then to use Google Fonts CDN on the website, because it's the same entity, and visitor's IP was already leaked to Google when the HTML page was served. Ca
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Pixel phones prompted to download Android 12 update again(9to5google.com)
2 points by quyse 5y ago|0 comments
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Gitlab.com login: endless browser check with privacy.resistFingerprinting(gitlab.com)
2 points by quyse 5y ago|0 comments
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by quyse 5y ago
I would recommend Fomantic UI https://fomantic-ui.com/ (active community fork of Semantic UI) + Semantic UI React https://react.semantic-ui.com/ (which is a React wrapper over Semantic UI, but works with Fo
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by quyse 5y ago
I've also switched from Arch (has been on it for ~10 years) to NixOS (~1 year so far), and fully agree it's amazing. I've been thinking how interesting it would be to create a user-friendly Linux distribution on top of standa
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by quyse 5y ago
Location: Russia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C++, Haskell, Nix/NixOS, Docker, 3D Graphics (OpenGL/DirectX), Javascript/node.js/React, SQL, clouds/dedicated servers Linkedin: https:/&#x2F
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by quyse 5y ago
I participate in development of the cross-platform indie video game written in C++ called Insatia [1]. We switched our CI server to building almost all the binaries using Nix. With Nix we have proper Clang with libc++/etc for latest C+
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by quyse 5y ago
It seems the catch is the same as with Wasabi. It says everywhere on the site that egress is free and there's no hidden fees. Except for this FAQ entry [1]: > Pricing for Polycloud is only $0.004 per GB per month. There are no other
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by quyse 6y ago
Is it actually required to have employees wake up and replace that specific failed drive to restore full capacity of a tome? I would expect an automatic process - disable and remove failed drive completely from a tome, add SOME free reserve