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by vanilla 11mo ago
ilograph [0] has these features. I think it should be possible with SVG only. The main use-case would be for documentation sites. [0] https://www.ilograph.com/features.html
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by vanilla 11mo ago
This looks like a very promising project, I have been looking for exactly this. One feature I would love to see a declarative diagramming solution would support is a hover pop-up with more information or nested diagrams.
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by vanilla 1y ago
space debris, radiation and no maintenance. The buzzwords sure sound cool, but make absolutely no sense.
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by vanilla 2y ago
Crypto currencies consume more than entire countries. AI has at least good uses compared to that. I have yet to come across a single good use-case. It will never offset the damage that is has done and is currently still doing. But I am sti
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by vanilla 4y ago
We have been using it for our internal dev and test environment. I was very disappointed that it did not have tcp/udp proxy support. Fortunately the plug-in system allowed us to extend this functionality in a day. Dokku is very nice fo
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by vanilla 6y ago
Below [1] is an interview with a "Comfort Woman". The story is much more gruesome than the Wikipedia entry suggests. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsT97ax_Xb0
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by vanilla 7y ago
Here is a good talk on that topic[1]. Widevine does not come bundled with Firefox & Chrome. Each installation has to download the Widevine binary. You would be able to use the binary to implement DRM support, like Kodi did. [1]: https:
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by vanilla 9y ago
If you are in remote africa, with a sattelite uplink, windows updates/traffic should be configurable. https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/4mcdon/i_live_i...
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by vanilla 9y ago
I think trying to exclude nodes is more efficient than trying to find the correct ones. After you excluded all "bad" nodes, you need to find the order. finding the order with the help of "bad" nodes was also faster for m
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by vanilla 9y ago
This seems to be the software behind appmail.io[1], a service just like mailgun and sendgrid. [1]: https://appmail.io/
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by vanilla 10y ago
This is not simple. I haven't made my own Makefiles, because when I see them, they are complex and not easy to understand. That's why I chose CMake for my projects. If this is simple, I chose the right build tool. This build file
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by vanilla 11y ago
combining that with a docker container breakout would be interesting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7909622 (Docker container breakout?)
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by vanilla 11y ago
I can't follow the comparison. Linux is just a Kernel, most distros use the coreutils package which is developed/maintained by GNU [1]. So any comparison is not between Linux and Unix, rather the GNU part in GNU/Linux [1]: h
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by vanilla 12y ago
npm gives you dependency hell in a medium sized project, with a node_modules folder 10 times larger than the project. This on a OS level ... interesting
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by vanilla 12y ago
when you listen to him the linked podcast, you will understand why they went ahead after 2 weeks of no contact. He has an established tendency to do that. Even in the podcast he mentions an (serious and lucrative) offer for his @markdown tw
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by vanilla 12y ago
git-crypt[1] also does per file encryption [1]: https://www.agwa.name/projects/git-crypt/
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by vanilla 12y ago
>You just provide us login credentials to [your] server ...
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by vanilla 12y ago
it might not cause problems, but is not very concise adding syntax to support new features always causes problems (python .. ^cough^ )
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by vanilla 12y ago
Using 6 as a prefix for ipv6 might be a bad idea. The DNS Specification (RFC2181[1]) states: >The DNS itself places only one restriction on the particular labels that can be used to identify resource records. That one restriction relates
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by vanilla 12y ago
don't stress your fingers ! setInterval(function(){increment(food);increment(wood);increment(stone)},50);
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by vanilla 12y ago
libGDX (cross plattform game lib.) also made a push to gradle
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by vanilla 12y ago
There was a Blog-post on HN 10 days ago, showing Amazon is actively scanning for this and warns developers. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7491272 it also predates this blog post
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by vanilla 12y ago
I fell that they are doing it because of a growing threat from Linux as a Windows alternative. With Valve pushing their Debian fork and more gaming support for Linux in the last time, Microsoft wan't to appeal to the Open Source commun
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by vanilla 13y ago
just gone though the slides of a Hack Talk ( https://raw.github.com/strangeloop/StrangeLoop2013/master/sl... ) > • [ X ] The name of your language makes it impossible to find on Google” appending "-lan
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by vanilla 13y ago
Naming a language hack ... very poor choice. Searching for Go, C, C++ is already bad, now you can add hack to the list.
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by vanilla 13y ago
Gabe was not just "release producer" at MS, he was the driving force behind windows gaming (port of Doom from DOS to windows) http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/167253-gabe-newell-made-wi...
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[video] CERN's computer Grid(youtube.com)
1 points by vanilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by vanilla 13y ago
http://www.mailvelope.com/ is an easy way to do PGP but most certenly not the securest
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Raspberry pi controlled prosthetic knee(elliottjrouse.com)
1 points by vanilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by vanilla 14y ago
not with the current comment system

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