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"The Baby-Eating Aliens" also explores hypothetical differences in alien culture. It's also written in the same absurd conversational style. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46…

Conveniently M$ lets you buy a signing certificate to fix this. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48946680/how-to-avoid-th...

Some utility stuff I copy paste between projects: - range, clamp, inIvl, enumerate, topK - groupBy (array to record), numeric / lexical array sorts - seeded rng - throttling - atta…

Alternatively, dns block the update domains, wait a few months to few years for someone to discover an exploit for rooting, root and sideload.

From what I understand, Svelte 4 calculated dependencies at compile time. Whereas Svelte 5 does it automatically at runtime based on which values are accessed in tracking contexts …

IME androids dont respect static routes published by the router. I guess self hosting DNS might be more robust but I usually just settle for bookmarking the ip:port

> It's full of regurgitated fantasy tropes, the writing and characters seem simple, and there's a forced world building with what feels like an infinite and boring back story, with…

There's a subreddit called /r/hfy for more positive scifi. It tends to be indie stuff and I think it goes a little too far in the other direction but at least some of the top-voted…

Funny timing, I was just thinking about this over dinner while scrolling the wiki list on [clarke / seiun / nebula] awards for the thousandth time. > [Post-sci-fi is] free to allow…

rclone has a web gui https://rclone.org/gui/

> if you enable battery changes, a current gen device can easily last a decade), people will care. Modern batteries last surprisingly long. I assumed my 5yo pixel 4a was at 50~60% …

> the informal word-button experiments suggest that non-avian animals like cats and dogs I always wanted to see long form content on this. Like I'm sure the cherrypicked clips make…

As an outsider, the fact that cross-device stuff just works in apple's ecosystem is probably the biggest thing I'm jealous of. It's crazy that something as simple as screen casting…

I've been meaning to set up some nginx-level oauth. I have some self-hosted apps I want to share with friends / family but forcing them to remember a user / pass (basic auth) or ru…

Yeah the handful of times I've tried a split keyboard, I dropped it because of this. Like I use a different hand for the 'y' key if I'm typing my (left index) versus yes (right ind…

IME newpipe breaks every few weeks or so, presumably because of some youtube change / obfuscation. Or at least that was the case a few years ago. I've had more success hosting an i…

> No need for "serious justification" unless you're trying to pull it out of nowhere halfway through the plot. If it's there from the start, there's no problem. Yeah I think most r…

> Quaternions are the same idea just in 3 dimensions (so with 3 imaginary units i j k, not just i, one per plane). I justify quaternions to myself with the intuition from [1]. In e…

As an american it's pretty cool to see how citizens can force representatives to debate an issue. But it's too bad even the most popular petitions just have "lol no" as the respons…

Yeah so instead DNAT, use NETMAP on the gateway device to that LAN. (Sorry if I'm abusing the terminology, I only do this stuff like once a year for homelab.) eg this is what I'm c…

> The gateway device performs 1:1 NAT. Traffic arriving for 100.97.14.3 is destination-translated to 192.168.1.100, and the source is masqueraded to the gateway's own LAN address. …

Same, code monkey. But mostly fromt end these days.