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mueslix
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About mueslix
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Comment #47212092
Great. You added my project to your site without asking, then cold-emailed me about it, and wrapped the whole thing in a thin layer of "congratulations". Let me be direct: this is …
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Comment #25487827
Sorry, that was a misunderstanding. Only the chat is using web sockets, the video stream is served as HLS.
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Comment #25487483
1. Websockets 2. Depends on the size of chunks and amount of files in the HLS playlist. Both are configurable values. Anywhere between 3 and 20 seconds 3. Not yet, but it's planned…
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Comment #24812508
One of the authors here: it should actually automatically detect your background color and adjust its theme to it. Alternatively you can pick a different style with `-s`, or even w…
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Comment #24649114
This is rather unfortunate. If only the spammers realized they could simply post four PRs on their own repos. That would at least limit the problem somewhat.
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Comment #17213187
A fairly short answer: code readability. People seem to try to write their code as compact as possible, not realizing that they usually only write a piece of code once, but they an…
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Comment #16422130
It was originally written to work nicely with IPredator first, simply because that's our current VPN service of choice. UDP support will probably come, but it actually severely imp…
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Comment #16422018
All the heavier processing is done in C already. Lua is only used for handling dis-/reconnects, rekeying and the likes. Hence I don't think LuaJIT would improve the performance muc…
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Comment #16421984
That may be true for Intel CPUs, but you're forgetting the Raspberry Pis, ODROIDs, APUs et cetera.
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Comment #14784335
It actually is pretty much as modular as it can get. I'm not sure what issues Martin has with compiling Qt, but I consider it a fairly straight-forward experience.
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Comment #13628068
Update: I've committed a fix that prevents building this bee (freedesktop.org notification support) on Windows/OSX.
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Comment #13627707
The dbus-bee obviously won't run on Windows, but it's not a hard dependency of Beehive. You can simple comment out the import of any Bee in beehive.go. There's a discussion to be h…
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Comment #13626259
I guess it can't harm to ask nicely. Thanks for the tip!
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Comment #13624847
huginn is a great project, by all means keep using it! The need for Beehive originally stemmed from our local hacker space, where we wanted to run a little daemon for 'home-automat…
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Comment #13624485
Since you would self-host your own Beehive instance, there's luckily a way around that: create your own Facebook app for development (you will never publish it) and use its tokens …
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Comment #13606369
Instead of making sites that try to predict the unpredictable, I'd rather ask the question if TCP is still the right tool to use. There shouldn't be a reason for a big page with ma…
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Comment #9477035
I don't feel sleepy after drinking coffee, I simply don't feel it having any effects on me whatsoever. That being said, I can't stand the taste of it either, so I've probably had l…
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Comment #8564533
You can download the latest YouTube resolver from here: http://teom.org/axes/nightly/ Just "Install from file" it in the settings.