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ressetera
6y ago
What is the number of frames per second (fps) someone should expect from this?
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ressetera
6y ago
I'm using opensnitch[1] and it can block snap requests. Pretty nifty software, but it brings my machine to its knees unless I ``` sudo service opensnitchd restart ``` once in a while. [1] https://github.com/evilsocket&#
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Svelte Society Day 2020 [video]
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6y ago
If I'm not mistaken, I hadn't many issues installing docker on WSL. The problems started when I docker-compose up'd a pretty basic nginx-php-mariadb stack.
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ressetera
6y ago
I don't have a clear image of how Docker behaves on Mac, but I had wasted a whole day trying to make it work on Windows WSL. I'd suggest you virtualize a normal Linux host on your machine (under VMware for example) and run Docker
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ressetera
6y ago
Snaps are great for auto updating software, especially the ones from JetBrains. I think most users will be fine. Those of us who need more fine grained control, can have it.
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ressetera
6y ago
The implementation get trickier. Better solutions to existing problems are usually more complicated.
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6y ago
Porting games seems pretty hard IMO. Why isn't there an intensive to port the latest Adobe CC software [1] too? I know a few designers & video editors who use passthrough to run Adobe software on their beefy workstations, which I w
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ressetera
7y ago
There are also people who can't dream in color.
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7y ago
Burning out is definitely a taste from hell, if hell exists. Exactly a decade ago I found myself talking to my mother in foreign languages on the phone, thinking I was talking to my clients. I even got used to lucid dreaming as it happened
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ressetera
7y ago
a/b
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ressetera
7y ago
I doubt the downloader isn't restricted in some kind of jail.
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ressetera
7y ago
Firefox had a certificate bug recently where all extensions, including adblockers, stopped working. I'd imagine Google saw a slight increase of revenue during that period. No wonder why they don't allow extensions on their Android
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8y ago
I personally dislike the complexity of having to use the server-side calculated dimensions. ``` object-fit: cover ``` comes to mind as a client-side solution I used in the past for this problem
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/r/Piracy has received a notice of multiple copyright infringements from Reddit
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8y ago
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8y ago
Pewdiepie even restricted, probably temporarily, his subreddit [1] His users were creating some pretty irritating memes out of this tragedy and he took action to moderate things until things calm down. [1] https://www.reddit.com&
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8y ago
There's also torsocks or even tsocks if you need something more battle tested. EDIT: I stand corrected, see @buildbuildbuild reply.
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Websites using SSAI (server side ad injection)
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8y ago
Who are the leakers and how easy would it be for the government to track them?
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8y ago
I'm getting the following error [1] [1] https://screenshots.firefox.com/A85ypFuksubObOYZ/myplay.meet... You also need to add support for https, I had to disable the HTTPS Everywhere addon.
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8y ago
It left a sour taste in my mouth that Microsoft joined Chrome instead of investing in FireFox and helping them advance their multi-process architecture quicker.