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theragra
19d ago
Meh, too pop. Hildur Guðnadóttir!
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theragra
1mo ago
It was by many, and it was decided to be too hard. Nobody is ready to do that.
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theragra
2mo ago
I wonder if LLMs will evolve to allow ordering such things by request. Surely this is a a dream of many, manufacturing things same as we are vibe coding apps. This is probably not near, but maybe in 10-20 years?
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theragra
2mo ago
They are often from residential IP.there are even businesses that allow you renting such IPs
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theragra
2mo ago
I have small website with archive of older radio broadcasts mostly in Russian. Lately, 90% of traffic comes from USA ;) Previously it was like 5%. URL is http://radar.lv btw Thanks God i can serve up to a terabyte per month of t
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theragra
2mo ago
I guess when cheap Chinese model was very close to SoTA models
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theragra
2mo ago
I'm using such pad as a second gamepad when I need one :) It is actually not too bad, if combined with a multikey mouse
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2mo ago
That is one of the reasons why desktop Linux conquest is slow. Linux people won't approve such kludges, which means broken applications and back compatibility. I am not sure which strategy is correct, but I certainly have a compassion
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theragra
2mo ago
This happened in Switzerland with cash.
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2mo ago
Pragmatically, often users without new browsers and OSses are not the best clients. In ideal world, sure, I want to support everyone. In a world with limited resources, I would better spend my time elsewhere.
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2mo ago
There is a description of an access token, so it looks like you'll have some time to access a page. Anyway, this is more for bots. If you want this page so much, just print it to pdf.
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theragra
2mo ago
It a pity. So many good studios gutted, for the only reason "margins too thin"
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theragra
2mo ago
I wonder about the future of inExile and clockwork revolution
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theragra
2mo ago
Nah, expedition has enough of a game in it. Parry mechanic is pretty addictive, and gameplay is kinda fun. Exploration, too, is strictly gaming aspect, not cinematic. God of war is plainly movie on rails compared to E33
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2mo ago
Yes, and I don't understand how people like this paper authors mostly disregard all these achievements. It is obvious now that our common definition of "understanding" either is flawed, or at least needs redefining and precis
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3mo ago
Well, I tried to contribute using AI. Brew and far2 accepted my work, KDE spectacle maintainers did not answer. Both PR were tiny, not different from human PR. I still believe these were valuable additions, and obviously some maintainers th
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3mo ago
I read about Russian VPN situation from time to time, and any simple obfuscation attempts fail now. They had to invent more protocols, like TrustTunnel. Previous popular protocol was VLESS, and it used TCP. TrustTunnel uses QUIC and possibl
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3mo ago
This is my dream. To reverse engineer my bikes charger and create an USB pd to take with me on a self-sustained trips.
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3mo ago
I think homebrew is different in comparison to flox,mise and devenv. Later are for reproducible dev envs, former is for installing tools globally where you cannot/do not want traditional package managers or building from source.
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3mo ago
I was so impressed with Homebrew, I've added a formula for far2l-tty. Thanks for your job!
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3mo ago
I think it is focused on GitHub. It might not be suited for many people this way, but it works well. Opionated design.
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3mo ago
Wdym tried? There are many thousands of users of Linux homebrew, mostly users of atomic distros. I am one of them. I was so happy using homebrew that I've added new formula to its repo, far2l-tty
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3mo ago
You can have multiple versions of tools installed. But overall, homebrew plays well with atomic distros. They are thing in itself, yet getting more popular lately. Im using them at home and on the server, and it feels calmer, because I can&
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3mo ago
Comparison of which managers? Adding package to homebrew is straightforward, except that it has a lot of (reasonable?) requirements to make it right. Basically, you make a PR with a "formula" to their main repo from your branch. F
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3mo ago
I dunno, Temu is worse. They use "lootboxes", that's something very hard to imagine in MS or Google products.
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3mo ago
I want to test how it will handle e-bike software and hardware RE for my bike. Opus was really good for that, but still made some mistakes. With Fable, I hope I will be able to do a total RE of most components, hopefully including motor fir
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4mo ago
Reminds me of a time when my homepage (before lj blog) was using cmsimple. BTW, c still exists. Not sure if it is still "simple" tho. https://www.cmsimple.org/en/
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4mo ago
Temu also should be fined for predatory marketing. Not sure if laws exist, but dark patterns are everywhere. I try to a avoid Temu, but they have some good traits, too, like quick and convinient shipping.
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4mo ago
There is no house? Betting is against other players
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4mo ago
Afaik according to research, the only thing that helps is 1. Lump sum, pretty big (like year worth of salary or close) payment on birth 2. Works for first child only. That's it. So, it kinda works, but very limited. Increasing sum did
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