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All the floppy drives I've ever seen had a little mechanical arm attached to a microswitch that detected the presence or absence of the write protect notch. VHS cassettes worked si…

Related, check out OvenMediaEngine: https://github.com/AirenSoft/OvenMediaEngine

I've had great success doing transcription on-prem with Speechmatics: https://www.speechmatics.com They offer both a VM and a Docker image that you can run behind your firewall, an…

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The exact opposite for me -- I’ve been interested in using FastAPI with SQLAlchemy for some time, so this project is exactly what I’ve been looking for.

Also of note: HLS supports byte range addressing, so you can create the various stream files as single .ts files rather than a collection of segments per stream. A client can use t…

FWIW, the SD card slot in newer (but not newest, ugh) Mac models is connected via the PCIe bus and not USB.

See also: https://github.com/pypa/pipfile I'm glad to see Python getting the same attention as other modern package managers. This is all great work!

And yet, "Creating a JIRA task is like going to the fucking DMV." https://twitter.com/jesseherlitz/status/648557144845910016

I'm curious to learn how API response caching is affected by GraphQL. In a REST setup, there's a possibility that API responses can be cached. But if the response structure is dict…

Double-tap the video to flip to the other camera.

I imagine it could work like Android 9-patch PNG drawables, which have an extra ring of pixels around the perimeter that mark content zones and stretching zones.

This thing is so nimble in the air yet has a fraction of the complexity of a regular helicopter. I wonder if this method will scale up to "full size"?

Shameless plug: A few co-workers and I hacked together the same thing not too long ago, using an Arduino: http://www.command-tab.com/2013/07/23/gottago/