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joedrago

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About joedrago

https://github.com/joedrago/

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    Comment #48550795

    Nice! I remember being an early Nvidia adopter (RIVA 128, TNT) when all of my fellow LAN party buddies were Voodoo users, and I had to download a custom opengl32.dll which actually…

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    Comment #48550763

    For those interested in this topic, I found minutephysics' treatment of this subject to be really pleasant and easy to grok. I had a talk I gave at work once or twice discussing co…

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    Comment #46997424

    I think for preexisting solutions, the "best" one is Rectangle Pro, but it isn't free, so maybe that doesn't count. That said, eventually I realized I don't even want the whole "wi…

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    Comment #37096865

    This appears to be from the official devs on Twitter (and corresponds with how the speaker in this video says it): https://twitter.com/pijul_org/status/764116443550117889

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    Comment #34157419

    When I first heard it, it was billed as a riddle, not a joke. It only really makes sense in any way as a riddle / brain-teaser if it successfully plays on your biases of the operat…

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    Comment #33679000

    I guess it is too soon to say impact-wise one way or another, but I'm the author of libavif (and the avifenc/avifdec tools), which is the reference library for AVIF. I helped it ge…

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    Comment #33566987

    I read an article a million years ago which I thought described this mechanism in a super friendly way: https://perl.plover.com/Regex/article.html It uses the idea of "putting a pe…

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    Comment #31020911

    Perhaps I'm not up to date on Atlassian's hosting options, but every company I've ever worked at which uses Atlassian (including my current) hosts the servers themselves, I believe…

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    Comment #31020004

    Your usage of "wiki" here suggests you meant Confluence (an Atlassian product) vs just "why use anything Atlassian offers", but I think the answer is the same. Disclaimer: I'm not …