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by wjdp 2mo ago
Took me far too long to work how to get a plane to land, was drawing lines along the runway rather than dropping them on the coloured spot at the end and they were overflying. Was thinking the paths weren't straight enough, once I figu
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When Is "Next Friday"?(whenisnextfriday.com)
14 points by wjdp 4mo ago|26 comments
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by wjdp 8mo ago
Question is, as long as he's not using their assets, what leg have they to stand on and enforce this? He's selling his software, not infringing on theirs. On the money, had not spotted how much he was making from this. Given he&#x
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by wjdp 8mo ago
Context: It's a paid mod but doesn't appear the guy was in it for profit, rather to support the time spent which covers multiple games. The precedent here I find a little weak, a mod isn't facilitating piracy nor is it a repl
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CD Projekt issue DMCA takedown notice against popular Cyberpunk VR mod(patreon.com)
77 points by wjdp 8mo ago|46 comments
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by wjdp 1y ago
Ah just assumed it was broken, found the dev tools 'hack' Game is very much missing an intro
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by wjdp 2y ago
I switched to Zen a while ago and while for the 'main browser window' it's fantastic I often open multiple smaller windows (in a tiling VM) and hated having to manage collapsing the sidebar. It's done via a keyboard shor
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by wjdp 2y ago
Caveat is very much expected, you should expect ZFS features to not rewrite blocks. Changes to settings only apply to new data for example.
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by wjdp 2y ago
I believe so but would like better details. We used to use another provider that depended on exact kernel versions whereas the falcon-sensor seems quite happy with kernel updates.
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by wjdp 2y ago
I see these tools as complimentary. Sometimes Sentry &al don't capture a user session (blocking, didn't consent &c) and this tool acts as a nice fallback you can instruct the user to use rather than having to explain how t
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by wjdp 2y ago
For duplicate files I've used the following: - https://github.com/adrianlopezroche/fdupes - https://github.com/pkolaczk/fclones The latter works well for larger datasets, outputs a TXT which
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by wjdp 2y ago
A NAS built from generic x86 hardware and some disks. Use ZFS, it's a bit of a rabbit hole but an excellent choice for both reliability/redundancy and as a tool to backup. I'm not gonna explain how this works, just describe w
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by wjdp 3y ago
I find it depends on the number of subcommands and if those subcommands are clear. It's rather useful to have the options whittled down to just the ones you need if you know which subcommand you need but otherwise can be painful. Grepp
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by wjdp 3y ago
Googled that, found the GitHub with a <h1> of > DO NOT DOWNLOAD TRON FROM GITHUB, IT WILL NOT WORK!! YOU NEED THE ENTIRE PACKAGE FROM r/TronScript I see later it mentions you can check some signed checksums but that doesn&#x27
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by wjdp 3y ago
Spot on, Apple has done some fantastic work with these arm chips but we need the rest of the market to catch up so we have access to similar chips for other devices.
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by wjdp 3y ago
These are Raspberry Pi Picos, they are embedded type devices and not the usual Pis you're used to. The keyboard I'm using right now uses the same chip (RP2040) as the Pico, runs QMK and seems to be more performant (flashes faster
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by wjdp 3y ago
I don't have other controllers to compare against but found the Bluetooth latency on Linux similarly poor. Unsure if Linux problem or if this is limitation of Bluetooth. Given I play at my desk I'm just using a lightweight USB cab
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by wjdp 3y ago
I'm aware it's not the same as Chrome profiles but multi-account containers, where individual tabs can have their own sessions, is a killer feature of Firefox. The ability to have multiple AWS accounts logged into at the same time
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by wjdp 3y ago
We've had a problem with the cables provided with ThinkVision USB-C monitors. They're so horribly stiff either end gets quite a lot of force exerted on it. We use them for hot-desk setups at work and I've seen multiple with t
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by wjdp 3y ago
I really like this idea. Is this supported anywhere yet or just something for future?
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by wjdp 3y ago
I'm very much in the same boat as you here I think. I loved the idea of version controlled config and accepted the edit/reboot loop as that was the only way of doing it back then. It does seem though most of what was in config doe
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by wjdp 3y ago
I've set up my own DIY version of this. It pulls a new image via a cron job and repaints the screen with it. I've not invested time looking into it but by default if the device sleeps, which it does very quickly after loosing wall
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by wjdp 3y ago
This is very much something I've not thought much about. There's doesn't seem to be publicised cases where this is abused and having a system where any stolen vehicle can be pinged on major roads is a rather useful thing to h
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by wjdp 3y ago
No trouble and thanks for the prompt to go have a look at it again, really cool site!
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by wjdp 3y ago
Getting {"error":"Missing generation data"} now
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by wjdp 3y ago
I adopted it as etc or e.t.c. just seemed so clunky
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Samsung Engineers Feed Sensitive Data to ChatGPT, Sparking Workplace AI Warnings(darkreading.com)
1 points by wjdp 3y ago|0 comments
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by wjdp 3y ago
Oh this is exciting news! Is there a link for any more details on this? Would love to see the mockup.
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by wjdp 3y ago
Modular keyboard and QMK! It's a niche within a niche but would absolutely love an ortholinear option to the keyboard e.g. https://deskthority.net/wiki/Planck Though would like this on a smaller laptop, 14-ish inc
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by wjdp 4y ago
Someone found my passport, was able to google me, match photo to the one on the site, and find an email address. I had it back the same day. Keep meaning to start a blog but haven't gotten around to.

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