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dividuum
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About dividuum
Working full time on a digital signage service:
https://info-beamer.com
See https://dividuum.de/ for other projects.Contact me at fw@dividuum.de / @dividuum
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Comment #48809793
They already added indirect addressing (see https://github.com/adriancable/eternal/blob/main/docs/machin... ) to make it faster.
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Comment #48759222
Or even fixing the "navigating complex browser settings" issue. They control the freaking UI yet still use that as an excuse to build something else instead. Pretty hilarious.
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Comment #48353423
I'm took a brief look and left confused. The list implementation seems completely bog standard with no special code for synchronization whatsoever. I don't see any counter and the …
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Comment #48067532
I guess "Diskless" was defined by the same people that invented the term "Serverless"? That Pi is still using an SD card to boot from. A Pi with Ethernet can truly boot diskless vi…
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Comment #47816197
Not sure if I understand what you’re trying to say, but Hetzner's Console works just like that too.
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Comment #47534536
A few friends and me use bedrock in a similar manner to push the rules on a faction PvP (player-vs-player) server 10 years ago: Basically a faction was a group of players working t…
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Comment #47214677
Here's a project that also does this to ensure cycle-accuracy for their emulator: https://github.com/dbalsom/arduinoX86
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Comment #47196301
Flight Simulator uses WASM.
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Comment #46746886
Yep. A Pi 1 can almost play 1080p60 with a proper zero-copy decoding setup. Pi 2 and beyond have no issue with that. As you said: The Pi5 has enough CPU power, so even the H264 dec…
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Comment #46632974
bubblewrap is a lot more flexible: You can freely piece together the sandboxed filesystem environment from existing directories, tmpfs, files or data provided via a file descriptor…
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Comment #46370583
Not true. It's getting a constant stream of bugfixes. It's also not "stuck" on Lua 5.1, but is deliberately not following Lua's path, except for some backports. There's also a rece…
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Comment #46267314
I remember you could trivially circumvent that with „/lib/ld-linux.so “. Does that no longer work?
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Comment #45613847
That seems like an implementation detail, not a fundamental design decision as it should be easy to change how packfiles are implemented. I'm not sure it would be an improvement th…
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Comment #45610591
Would be surprised if that’s not how basically all tools behave, as I expect them all to seek to the central directory and to the referenced offset of individual files when extract…
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Comment #45385494
Nothing against scratching itches (we all do), but that's what literally thousand of existing digital signage solutions already offer out of the box.
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Comment #45319646
I wrote a solver for a similar puzzle: IIRC it was 3x3x3 with different shaped pieces that left some space unfilled. Some of the pieces had holes and you additionally had three 3-l…
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Comment #45230569
Pretty sure you can rotate JPEG images lossless. But it’s still simpler to just modify metadata.
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Comment #45215087
Well, it already has, among a ton of other modules, a memcached and a JavaScript module (njs), so you’re actually not that far off. An optional ACME module sounds fitting.
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Comment #45203242
Fair enough. Personally I use an ssh target with zfs file system with its own automatic snapshots. The restic snapshots don’t directly correspond to the zfs snapshots, but I can li…
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Comment #45199146
restic is basically identical and you can choose where you store your data.
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Comment #44916049
Can't enjoy that without DK's wobbly affine texture mapping :-)
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Comment #44727314
Also it allows playing Flight Simulator inside Flight Simulator :-) https://github.com/s-macke/FSHistory/tree/master?tab=readme-...
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Comment #44184147
I've build a custom thumbnail/metadata extraction toolkit based on libavcodec/libavformat that runs the decoding in seccomp's strict mode and communicates the results through a lin…
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Comment #43880917
> [..] it incentivises people to behave as unpleasantly as possible — because it's often the only way to trigger the exception [..] Thus creating an asshole filter: https://siderea…