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inickt

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    I remember seeing this great video where they built their own power supply for their mini rack. Quite a project but ended up being a pretty cool solution to the problem. https://yo…

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    Comment #48591827

    I know our sales/business team is pitching it quite a bit (instead of our current end-to-end solution we provide), but no one has quite been able to define the boundaries of how th…

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    Comment #48541253

    Check out this WWDC session. Obviously not going to compete with the frontier models (and I think 8GB is too small anyways), but Apple did demo MLX + OpenCode. https://developer.ap…

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    Comment #47950595

    I think Mitchell outlined his vision for libghostty pretty well here: https://mitchellh.com/writing/libghostty-is-coming Alacritty is already pretty performant (relative to a lot o…

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    Comment #47950476

    He gave me a quick response, should have checked back before posting here

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    Comment #47950047

    I'd love to see the Alacritty terminal backend swapped out with libghostty (or more likely libghostty-rs). The work Mitchell is doing with Ghostty and the approach Zed has taken se…

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    Comment #45482143

    Anyone have a good replacement if a different organization is not able to take over? This has always been my favorite IPv6 test site, and really appreciate the author maintaining i…

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    Comment #40909772

    Likely an unpopular take, but I switched to the "Natural text editing" preset in iTerm2 to get editing shortcuts that match the traditional macOS ones. It has the advantage of just…

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    Comment #40659785

    You can already AirPlay from an iOS device to a Mac– doing this on a plane is a bit trickier because of the networking setup though. I think I have managed to successfully do it on…

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    Comment #40641004

    Which Apple has put some pretty large effort in the last few years to improve in iOS

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    Comment #38019841

    Came across this on GitHub ( https://github.com/skiptools/skip ), thought it was interesting. The docs go into a bit more detail of how this works: https://skip.tools/docs/ Seems n…

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    Comment #37486481

    The Pros do use USB3? Or are you talking about the regular 15? I still agree with you, but unfortunately the vast majority of regular iPhone users aren’t transferring large files o…

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    Comment #37256256

    I have really enjoyed Scala for the same reasons. Has some escape hatches if needed, and a large ecosystem. sbt drives me insane though, and is probably my least favorite part of t…

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    Comment #36501782

    A friend sent me the YouTube video, which is a fantastic watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXPiqk0-zDY . Minecraft computers have been done for a while now, but seeing a full …

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    Comment #32615487

    Guilherme’s stuff is great. pam-watchid is a reimplementation of Apple’s pam_touchid, but uses the other authentication flag which I patch in to the original binary.

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    Comment #32612720

    Does watch unlock now work natively with pam_tid? I know as of at least a few months ago it would only work if you could use touch ID, i.e. when the laptop was open. If it was dock…

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    Comment #29809422

    This was my first time doing any sort of binary reverse engineering, I would love any feedback if there were methods I could improve on! I skipped some of my exploratory issues ear…

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    Comment #29620919

    I use MonitorControl as mentioned but if you want something with a CLI then https://github.com/kfix/ddcctl works

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    Comment #29200668

    As mentioned below, lots of iOS apps will use certificate pinning to verify they aren’t being MITM’ed.