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by tilpner 8y ago
This also works for comments: https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github/issues/166#issuec...
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by tilpner 8y ago
While Nix can use a lot of memory while evaluating larger systems (or searching all of nixpkgs by evaluating everything ), it is usable on systems with 2GB RAM. Nix 2.0 had a bug which caused excessive memory use, but it's been fixed
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by tilpner 9y ago
https://google.github.io/flatbuffers/ and https://capnproto.org/ are both successors to protobuf
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by tilpner 9y ago
nixops has hetzner deployment support, but I don't yet know how well it works (my account verification is still pending) https://nixos.org/nixops/manual/#opt-deployment.hetzner.crea...
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by tilpner 9y ago
> Kata Containers combines technology from Intel® Clear Containers and Hyper runV but I can't find a mention of Hyper-V anywhere (which doesn't mean there was no inspiration). Maybe you confused Hyper runv and Hyper-V here (the
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by tilpner 9y ago
An example for such an alternative backend would be runv, which can apparently be used with Docker (though I couldn't get it to work well, but that was probably just my fault) https://github.com/hyperhq/runv#run-it
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by tilpner 9y ago
I was told guix has some support for importing normal Nix packages, but I don't know how well it works in practice. https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/Invoking-...
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by tilpner 9y ago
I see these every so often, but they never mention Sixels, which could be used to display videos with much more detail (like with https://github.com/saitoha/FFmpeg-SIXEL ). Sixels aren't widely supported, and the
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by tilpner 9y ago
StackOverflow strongly prefers "Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Example"s [sscce.org] that showcase a specific problem. If you go and paste several files with a few hundred lines of code, you're unlikely to get
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by tilpner 10y ago
ring.cx and matrix.org seem promising in that regard.
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by tilpner 11y ago
Nadya already mentioned the problem of having a common password, but I think that's actually not such a big problem here, as you do some checks to make sure "123456" doesn't pass. As I can see from "salty", you
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by tilpner 11y ago
I'd embarass myself if I tried to explain this with the correct terms, so I won't try. One of those articles, but there may be better or more correct ones: http://www.justgohome.co.uk/blog/2014/02/sa
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by tilpner 11y ago
There are so many of these. I don't discourage building one for fun, but they're usually not practical. The common problems are password resets, different password restrictions/formats, and the need to remember these. Also...
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by tilpner 11y ago
I wonder whether any large network keeps logs of channels, let alone one per server. And if they do, they probably don't have much use for a merged log except for taking up less space. My own IRC log tool [GH: tilpner/ilc] can be
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by tilpner 11y ago
I'm curious, in what circumstances would you merge multiple log files (from different perspectives, I assume) because of a netsplit? That'd require one log/connection per server of the network, which isn't something ZNC
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by tilpner 11y ago
insert checkmark
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by tilpner 11y ago
That email isn't public, I think. In any case, you should have one now.
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by tilpner 11y ago
Considering keybase-release[0] was "Last Updated: 2015-11-03 22:36", community/keybase is a lot more recent, but still from January, so not recent enough. [0]: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/keybase-
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by tilpner 11y ago
I may be doing something wrong, but it says "message wasn't encrypted for any of your known keys".
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by tilpner 11y ago
I was going to send you one, but... I can't find your email in your profile.