sleibrock

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by sleibrock 5y ago
I can't say I've used it personally but I know of OpenRGB[1], which should help with lighting on those types of computer devices. Maybe that might do the trick? [1] - https://openrgb.org/
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by sleibrock 5y ago
I have worked at a number of jobs where it sometimes required me to use coding. I was not treated like a programmer ever. I was given very old hardware and expected to do my work. The worst computer I had was a Dell machine which had an i3
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Do you have any pictures of the accident site? Just for curiosity sake.
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by sleibrock 5y ago
In Factorio design this is simply increasing the buffer size. If the truck-loadings-per-hour don't increase then it's not going to matter how large you make the buffer. Adding a secondary site for putting containers also seems lik
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Probably because they're copying Apple's way of marketing iOS. Flat numbers.
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by sleibrock 5y ago
I'm a bit the same. I've been writing Racket for a number of years now and looking back at Lisp I see a lot of ugliness that I don't really think I enjoy. Racket has a nice package manager and module system that kind of works
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Suddenly reading all this reminds me only about the Christopher Dorner events. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Dorner_shootings_a...
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Agreed. I used to use Firefox Profiles like above comments may mention, but multi-account containers are great and far easier to use than re-launching Firefox instances. Simply click "Re-open this tab in..." while being on the Dis
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by sleibrock 5y ago
According to the article, it seems like it was heavily based off of Apple iMessage zero-click exploits built into some platform. And even a bit of social engineering. Past that, who knows where they get exploits from? I imagine if they&#x27
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by sleibrock 5y ago
I find this funny when just a short while ago, Microsoft was having issues loading ads into Windows 11[1]. [1] https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/windows11-empty-taskbar.html
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Absolutely. I started using Zola after writing my own solution, Zola seemed like the next best step up. It has a lot of good, but it also requires a lot of setup to get going. If you don't care about making your own theme, it's ea
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Reminds me about a game where you grab all your belongings as quickly as you can, jump into your fallout shelter, and survive for as many days as possible with your family. It's pretty morbid. https://store.steampowered.com&
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Ah that's very odd. I'm assuming Chrome/ium works as well or is that a no-go?
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by sleibrock 5y ago
What game?
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by sleibrock 5y ago
I think the distinct lack of enemy diversity is what kills it for me. Even the boss designs are overall lackluster. A bunch of cubes casting spells, or an ice/fire flower. I go to challenge this water goddess thing and instead I fight
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by sleibrock 5y ago
There's a lot of ideas to too wild for one thesis to draw up, but I think there's a lot of good talking points. * Triple-A games are often-times yearly releases of a series priced at $60 (Battlefield, Call of Duty, FIFA), but are
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by sleibrock 5y ago
Reminds me of my small time spent at a startup that focused on OCR scanning Medicaid documents (not going to name anything). My friend and I worked for some random local millionaire in our area who wanted to create an automated system for p
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by sleibrock 6y ago
Location: New York Remote: yes Willing to relocate: possibly Tech: Python, Rust, Lisp/Scheme/Racket, Haskell, F#, C/C++, PHP, Ruby Site: https://github.com/sleibrock Email: steven.leibrock@gmail.com I'm
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by sleibrock 6y ago
Came here to mention that these are two follow-up albums to Nine Inch Nail's original release of Ghosts I-IV, almost 12 years ago. The Ghosts album marks the first time Nine Inch Nails released an album under Creative Commons, as they
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by sleibrock 7y ago
For now it's a lot of database ETL and network services at my new job. If I'm not using Python, there's a good chance I'm prototyping something in Racket.
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by sleibrock 7y ago
Years ago I was working a miserable job writing boilerplate template code where I had to sub in variables based on certain conditions, it was using a very bland language to look up data from our database and format the output. I wasn't
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by sleibrock 7y ago
I've been using Racket for a few years now as my main "fun" toy language and I can't stop using it or trying to come up with new ideas for it. I'm currently writing my new website's publishing code in Racket, u
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by sleibrock 7y ago
I just had to stop playing this game because I was basically making no progress every day. It became less enjoyable and more of a chore every 10 hours. * Progress can be gauged by how far a team of heroes you construct can proceed in the &q
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by sleibrock 9y ago
Jokes aside, the price on the Souvenir AWP Dragon Lore is pretty crazy. The lowest estimate I can find for a Factory New is somewhere in the 10,000 keys area (keys are 2.49usd/ea).
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by sleibrock 9y ago
I've used Linux on a Surface 3 so I imagine it'll be a similar story for the Book: many things won't play as nice as they would under Windows (sleeping when closing it, WiFi), things like the touch screen might not play ball,
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by sleibrock 9y ago
I like it for the free private repos and the built-in CI that's pretty easy to use. At one point I was using Trello to manage my plans, but GitLab's issue board works just as well to my surprise! I still switch between Hub and Lab
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by sleibrock 9y ago
Thanks for chiming in! Hopefully it works out for you guys! :)
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by sleibrock 9y ago
That's more or less what I want to know. I've been subscribed to Luna for a while but I haven't received any updates or news about it whatsoever. The Twitter account is pretty dead. Even the images on the website seem pretty
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by sleibrock 9y ago
Came here to share my love for Racket. Parameterization, custodians, threading, channels, message inboxes, and the packaging tool is also great. I just recently published my first application to the Racket package repo, and I found it to be