No... No, it's not. Just require password/confirmation for every purchase. I have 3 kids and not a single one has purchased anything without me approving it (where they did not pay with their own pocket money).
Could be, but it does not change the fact that we do not understand them as of now.
What is the reason it should not be able to support rendering markdown? The underlying files are still just plain text and if it's not .md (or whatever other extensions may make sense) it's not rendered.
(a) Not everyone can afford to manage that (e) They key point is that it needs to be standardized to the point of the vendors supporting it. As long as there is a general API (for example) on the device that I can point…
> Some sites disabled pinch zooms (massively frustrating for images). Best are the blogs that have embedded images of graphs or something and they are as large as you can make them (edge to edge). Try pinch to zoom...…
I am maintaining a fairly complex set of nodered flows, dealing with some long running tasks performed by other tools. When checking n8n the impression was that it's like a v2 of NodeRed that learned from what NR did…
General question: Is there an actual use for this kinds of projects, beyond showing what can be done? I have seen many different "web desktop" projects and while most of them were impressive in their own (technical)…
> That’s a poor analogy, you do have the tools to properly and easily compensate such linguistic disability, as easy as having someone double checking their writing or having one of these new AI spell check tools, etc.…
Yes but then it's no longer declarative, is it?
"you’ll be paid in STORJ Token." https://www.storj.io/node This statement basically makes me unable to take this seriously. At "Egress Bandwidth $20/TB" it should pay off to buy up all the cheap hetzner servers and…
How do you deal with for example with this: New column C C = A + B Drop A, B If I just specify the desired state I get data loss...
This! Ever since I discovered sqlc it's my go to for any dB it supports. It's a joy to work with and does exactly what you expect it to, no strange magic.
> So long as the amount of audio sent in a packet is larger than how long it takes the next packet to get there, you'll be transfering audio data faster than it is playing, making minor fluctuations in timing between…
> And with good ORMs like Entity Framework the underlying queries they generate are predictable. Right up until they are not and generate crap. I went from "predictable" EF generated queries to handcrafted ones reduced…
Unfortunately this only seems to be available for repos you own yourself and not if an org owns the repo, making it useless in a company context until that is expanded. Great for personal stuff tho.
When you look at the audio routing in Linux "teams" is no where to be seen. It's all "skype". So apparently they just took Skype and made it "enTeRpRise"
Odd, how installing linux solves the issue... (speaking from personal experience with 3 different XPSs)
I agree with the statement, but one thing to note is that if you were building for colocation you would probably build the whole thing in a different way. Not suggesting that it would be trivial or anything, but you…
Also several of the features listed appear, let's say, sketchy: * Restream/Transcode from online streaming services like YouTube, Twitch * YouTube remove AD * Livepeer mining crypto
Seems to be the case if you have a bit more locked down browser and don't allow all willy-nilly fingerprinting to happen.
If you don't need an actual mouse, putting a trackball in the middle is amazing.
One of the main draws for me to build a somewhat custom keyboard is that you can program it yourself. That way you can modify the layout so it suits dvorak layouts.
If you program the keyboard slightly smart then the modifier key is always on the other hand than the "primary" key. I'm not going to claim what it does for/against RSI, but I have been using a split 40% for the last 3…
a) You are free to rebind everything, b) In my experience when coding (most common use case for vim I think) most non-US keyboard layouts are miserable to use anyways..., c) Use what works for you!
I have two Diverge TM2s https://unikeyboard.io/product/diverge-tm/ , One with browns and one with blacks. I love the layers and the grid layout.
No... No, it's not. Just require password/confirmation for every purchase. I have 3 kids and not a single one has purchased anything without me approving it (where they did not pay with their own pocket money).
Could be, but it does not change the fact that we do not understand them as of now.
What is the reason it should not be able to support rendering markdown? The underlying files are still just plain text and if it's not .md (or whatever other extensions may make sense) it's not rendered.
(a) Not everyone can afford to manage that (e) They key point is that it needs to be standardized to the point of the vendors supporting it. As long as there is a general API (for example) on the device that I can point…
> Some sites disabled pinch zooms (massively frustrating for images). Best are the blogs that have embedded images of graphs or something and they are as large as you can make them (edge to edge). Try pinch to zoom...…
I am maintaining a fairly complex set of nodered flows, dealing with some long running tasks performed by other tools. When checking n8n the impression was that it's like a v2 of NodeRed that learned from what NR did…
General question: Is there an actual use for this kinds of projects, beyond showing what can be done? I have seen many different "web desktop" projects and while most of them were impressive in their own (technical)…
> That’s a poor analogy, you do have the tools to properly and easily compensate such linguistic disability, as easy as having someone double checking their writing or having one of these new AI spell check tools, etc.…
Yes but then it's no longer declarative, is it?
"you’ll be paid in STORJ Token." https://www.storj.io/node This statement basically makes me unable to take this seriously. At "Egress Bandwidth $20/TB" it should pay off to buy up all the cheap hetzner servers and…
How do you deal with for example with this: New column C C = A + B Drop A, B If I just specify the desired state I get data loss...
This! Ever since I discovered sqlc it's my go to for any dB it supports. It's a joy to work with and does exactly what you expect it to, no strange magic.
> So long as the amount of audio sent in a packet is larger than how long it takes the next packet to get there, you'll be transfering audio data faster than it is playing, making minor fluctuations in timing between…
> And with good ORMs like Entity Framework the underlying queries they generate are predictable. Right up until they are not and generate crap. I went from "predictable" EF generated queries to handcrafted ones reduced…
Unfortunately this only seems to be available for repos you own yourself and not if an org owns the repo, making it useless in a company context until that is expanded. Great for personal stuff tho.
When you look at the audio routing in Linux "teams" is no where to be seen. It's all "skype". So apparently they just took Skype and made it "enTeRpRise"
Odd, how installing linux solves the issue... (speaking from personal experience with 3 different XPSs)
I agree with the statement, but one thing to note is that if you were building for colocation you would probably build the whole thing in a different way. Not suggesting that it would be trivial or anything, but you…
Also several of the features listed appear, let's say, sketchy: * Restream/Transcode from online streaming services like YouTube, Twitch * YouTube remove AD * Livepeer mining crypto
Seems to be the case if you have a bit more locked down browser and don't allow all willy-nilly fingerprinting to happen.
If you don't need an actual mouse, putting a trackball in the middle is amazing.
One of the main draws for me to build a somewhat custom keyboard is that you can program it yourself. That way you can modify the layout so it suits dvorak layouts.
If you program the keyboard slightly smart then the modifier key is always on the other hand than the "primary" key. I'm not going to claim what it does for/against RSI, but I have been using a split 40% for the last 3…
a) You are free to rebind everything, b) In my experience when coding (most common use case for vim I think) most non-US keyboard layouts are miserable to use anyways..., c) Use what works for you!
I have two Diverge TM2s https://unikeyboard.io/product/diverge-tm/ , One with browns and one with blacks. I love the layers and the grid layout.