thefr0g

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by thefr0g 5y ago
He probably meant https://gitea.io ;)
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> GH should really be considered a potential single point of failure now. now…
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> Yes, it is a VST plugin Shouldn't that be the easiest way to distribute audio software for linux? It's just a static shared library and maybe some data. > This is the first time I'm reading of Pipewire, and it sounds
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> The only part that "only works on Windows" is the RDP client. Ah ok, I thought they have an X server running under windows, but apparently not. (Was that in some previous version? I remember reading that.) > so presumably
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by thefr0g 5y ago
I didn't know virtio_wl, it looks pretty neat. WSLg doesn't seem to have too much focus on sandboxing and only works on windows :(
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> x11docker is just a (very convenient) security layer for containers which need to expose graphics (and possibly webcam, audio, networking, clipboard, printers...). Kata Containers are just "micro VMs" where you spin up a sepa
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> Another approach might be x11docker [5] with Kata Containers [6]. Why all the complexity? Just qemu/kvm and xpra, waypipe, whatever would be way simpler and in turn have way smaller of an attack surface. Same if you don't nee
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> Only over X11 network protocol? If you read the examples you'll see that they mount /tmp/.X11-unix in the container, thats where the X-Sessions Unix domain socket is. You can do the same for pulseaudio. But you shouldn&#
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by thefr0g 5y ago
So you got what he meant to say?
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> I wonder what the next Crypto AG (CIA front) will be NSA: VPN and "secure" webmail providers CIA: They don't need fronts anymore, they have CISCO, Juniper, Netgear, etc.
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by thefr0g 5y ago
Question to all software architects: At which point do you decide to implement a DSL? Also I see nothing wrong with this except for the hungarian PascalCase…
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> What is to stop someone who MITM's the artist's webpage from selling NFTs on their behalf? I guess anti-fraud laws… Also, to my disappointment, someone already got banksy.io :D
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by thefr0g 5y ago
You can easily double the price. I'd limit the amount of support/feature requests that includes so heavy users will have to pay more :D
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> What do you HN think about the licensing? My immediate thought when I read your post was GPL or GTFO, so I guess it's fine ;)
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> On a rooted phone the local database copy could be fiddled with I guess If you depend on users (attackers) not being able to modify their software or environment and poke around at each and every bit of your (publicly accessible) inter
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> By contrast, the U.S. killed Taiwan's nuclear program the moment it was discovered Why don't they start with their own?
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> Worse, focusing on the computer consumption may push web developers to just move computations to the server side, where the energy consumption is not measured. Server side energy consumption is directly measured by how much money it co
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by thefr0g 5y ago
Has anyone here used scripting languages on a microcontroller? And if so why? For user-scripting? I can't really think of another practical use case but there are multiple implementations of pretty high-level languages out there so som
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by thefr0g 5y ago
Ardour is really great for recording and mixing. For a more "contemporary" workflow you might want to try zrythm¹, it's getting better and better. (I still use Bitwig though…) If you exclusively make electronic music you coul
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> we still don't have form and CB auto completion Yes please save all of your personal and payment information in your browser, I don't see how that could be a bad idea.
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> its consistently buggy At least it's consistent :D For me it is: I can't copy from the URL-bar to other apps. Inside of firefox works, copying from everywhere else works. I didn't care to investigate though as I rarely n
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by thefr0g 5y ago
Wine is not an emulator (scnr)
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by thefr0g 5y ago
PS /c:/Home/user$ which rm /usr/Programs (x86)/del
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> LibreOffice just isn't capable of 100% replicating the formatting of a docx generated by Word I mean even different versions of Word can't do that reliably...
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by thefr0g 5y ago
Translating C to my native language was also the first thing I did when I learnt about the preprocessor :D
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by thefr0g 5y ago
The point is that with FLOSS you can fix both of these problems yourself.
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> but that comes with the obvious drawbacks of having a higher barrier to entry. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Many governments even raise the barrier of entry artificially for dangerous activitys by requiring licenses or tra
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by thefr0g 5y ago
So everyone except Apple?
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> It feels like Java sort of tried to be this, as did .NET I meant compile your whole logic and libraries into one (big) binary so you won't depend on any runtime that might ever change except for your operating systems syscalls. &g
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by thefr0g 5y ago
> Ruby on Rails, since it feels mostly stable - however i need the exact same version of Ruby both on my local machine and the server for it to work Doesn't sound so stable to me… > Why couldn't i build my personal website w

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