stunpix

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by stunpix 6mo ago
For desktops it's not different.
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by stunpix 7mo ago
A clear "survival's bias": no one knows/talks about the thousands who died.
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by stunpix 7mo ago
I’m literally fed up with half-minded techbros throwing around such overhyped writings. They’re absolutely detached from reality and talk about something that doesn't pass any fact checks. After reading this writing, I was really curio
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by stunpix 1y ago
Why this site has such abnormally slow scrolling in Safari, but is smooth in Chrome? There's nothing special about this site. It's like going back in time when the internet was optimized only for a single browser. It's kind o
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by stunpix 2y ago
It’s no longer funny to see how developers again and again are trying to fix problems of real world by creating digital hideouts because this is the only thing developers do the best - programming. Whenever we see a problem with banks, gov
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by stunpix 2y ago
Steadily appears on HN every two years: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=libcello.org
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by stunpix 2y ago
I was searching something for a web page preservation and also considered Safari web-archives, but decided this is a “no go” for me because of private format which is basically a vendor lock. Thus I ended up with a Chrome extension named S
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by stunpix 3y ago
Just for note: Proxmox also can run containers (not Docker) beside VMs.
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by stunpix 3y ago
Not enough fragmentation! We need more! MORE!!!
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by stunpix 3y ago
Ironically by killing Google you highly likely will put Mozilla into a surviving. I doubt they will figure out how to deliver any new “big” features without being able paying their talented devs without a such funding.
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by stunpix 3y ago
> It’s also fast and efficient to type on the keyboard. Plus it feels very natural. If you are solely an English writer then yes. Using md with some languages will quickly turn you into its hater. Certain formatting symbols aren’t easily
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by stunpix 3y ago
> Almost 80% of the population enjoying freedom of movement, minus expenses, still seems reasonable. That's not how a math working in a communist country: it doesn't mean that the rest 80% were able to do so freely. If you thin
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by stunpix 3y ago
> During the USSR era you were able to travel freely. Even more freeer than today - you didn't even needed any passport to travel to huge distances, to Moscow or from it. You need one now. NO! This is a HUGE fallacy (if not a lie).
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by stunpix 3y ago
Sorry, but plombir isn’t USSR’s achievement at all. The “plombir” in USSR first appeared in 1937 produced by using US equipment after Stalin has visited USA and tasted the ice cream there. No ice cream was there prior to that. Next, the plo
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by stunpix 4y ago
So he puts polymorphic function calls into enormous loops to simulate a heavy load with a huge amount of data to conclude "we have 20x loss in performance everywhere "? He is either a huge troll or he has a typical fallacy of pre
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by stunpix 4y ago
I’m not a crypto expert at all but I wouldn’t use Enigma as it exposes file structure which could be a potential vector for an attack afaik. Not sure how Enigma differs from CryFS[1] but at the glimpse the latter does the same across all ma
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by stunpix 4y ago
I’m using Resilio. It’s proprietary solution but for my environment it works well.
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by stunpix 4y ago
The world is extremely diverse. You are in a group of lucky/happy users but I’m not there as I regularly unzip hundreds and hundreds generated files we are using in our project — they immediately making the Syncthing stuck for hour or
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by stunpix 4y ago
It’s terrible on syncing small files and its creators admitted: that’s by design and won’t be changed any soon. https://forum.syncthing.net/t/really-slow-at-syncing-deletin...
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by stunpix 4y ago
You are retransmitting an official position of a state with many marks of a fascist state started a war in Europe. Think about that. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/russia-says-united-s... PS: btw, given b
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by stunpix 4y ago
Meantime russia’s state outlets last weeks are pushing narratives “eu is gonna to freeze and stink this winter” [1]. Also in russian social networks appeared a short reel allegedly filmed by Gasprom with a song “the winter will be long” [2]
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by stunpix 4y ago
I would say arc42 is quite recognized documentation framework among software architects in Germany. My team is working with one major German automotive group and we/they are using slightly modified arc42 to document architectural parts
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by stunpix 4y ago
I would like to support your opinion here. I’ve been a beta-tester for one bank as well as I've been reading it’s CEO's blog where he was occasionally explaining what stays behind their decisions as a bank and I had learned a bit
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by stunpix 4y ago
TIL about Kaizen foam. Sure, I saw it before but I had no clue of its name. Thanks.
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by stunpix 4y ago
Here’s a link to the Geekbench instead of youtube for this CPU: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q...
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by stunpix 4y ago
Personally, I’m tired of these clickbait titles. I’ve read similar ones “x now is y times better/faster/efficient” countless times last two decade or so for batteries, transistors, ai, chips, cars, whatever you name it. The realit
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by stunpix 5y ago
Some years ago HN had another link: Why You Don’t Use Garamond on The Web https://designforhackers.com/blog/garamond/
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by stunpix 5y ago
Personally, I believe a spam will exist while it makes a reasonable profit. In other words, while people are still clicking links in those emails, and sending a thousand emails is dirty cheap - it will exist. I also believe that spam is unb
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by stunpix 5y ago
I’m a customer of itldc.com and I’m pretty happy with their services: dc in Netherlands, loyal to self-hosted vpns and torrent clients (while they used for personal purposes), Russian speaking support, unlim traffic. Most importantly I didn
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by stunpix 5y ago
Personally, I believe a good software should end up not in "we stopped releasing as we feature complete" but "from now we do only maintenance releases as we are feature complete" because the rest of the world is still ev

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