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thexa4
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About thexa4
http://in.maxmaton.nl max@delftsolutions.nl
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Comment #47371391
I've created a llama.cpp integration with Copilot in vscode. The extension readme contains setup instructions: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=delft-so...
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Comment #44411517
If anyone else runs into this, it's very easy to set up an ssh proxy: ssh -D 8080 user@hostname Once that connection is set up, point your browser to use localhost:8080 as a socks …
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Comment #42168437
I made a mac screensaver that paints your screen based on Game of Life: https://github.com/DelftSolutions/ConwayWatercolor
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Comment #39189326
I've backed up a forum[1] by crawling it using wget and creating a WARC file. I hosted it again by writing a python script[2] to serve responses from that WARC file again and put i…
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Comment #38395461
I've reported a similar issue on mac where it gets slower over time [1]. I hope it gets fixed at some point. [1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1799681
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Comment #37046751
You can add another format to the multipart/alternative container. Just like html emails often have a text fallback. It requires picking a Content-Type name (application/vnd. .some…
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Comment #36148534
We standardized on debian packages for configuration management and code deploys. The packages are built during CI and then either pushed directly to the desired machine using ssh …
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Comment #36118588
If that works you can probably encode the ics as a data url and link that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_URI_scheme
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Comment #33893193
Instead of ice cubes you can also use frozen coffee cubes, it prevents dillution.
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Comment #32795664
I've personally used trueskill for n-n team balancing: https://trueskill.org/ I haven't had enough players to actually have enough data / joining players to actually tune those par…
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Comment #32469323
I made a small script to securely backup and restore some important files: https://gitlab.com/thexa4/ocrbackup Data density isn't great though (especially with the added redundancy…
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Comment #32304810
You can create your own repo and also do a `git init` in the dropbox folder. Then configure both to point to each other as remotes. (`git remote add dropbox /path/to/dropbox`) When…
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Comment #32243456
They did have traffic caps a while back but explicitly abolished them.
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Comment #32223982
Taking the dot product of the [x,y] with the 8 directions and picking the one with the largest magnitude might be faster in some cases.
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Comment #31860626
I've spent way too much time implementing a transpiler and bash like shell that makes programming my ships in Kerbal Space Program easier. The self-hosted version is almost done. I…
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Comment #30402591
You can set up a cronjob to run hourly to remove logfiles using `crontab -e`. That would achieve almost the same effect.
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Comment #27820829
Sorry, you're right. I switched it out.
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Comment #27819348
I've made a tool to back up my important files on paper using QR codes and erasure coding: https://gitlab.com/thexa4/ocrbackup
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Comment #27215833
They recently enabled route validation. It's possible your provider doesn't have signed ROAs: https://www.ripe.net/publications/news/announcements/rpki-ro...
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Comment #26622292
Wouldn't imposing a lower bound on the TTL push more people to using anycast instead?
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Comment #23129503
https://www.teletrader.com/bitcoin-drops-15-trades-close-to-... This website suggests it's due to bitcoin halving the block reward soon.
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Comment #21951239
The attacker wouldn't use that one in that case though. https://uk.co.ee/billing-update-jan02.info https://uk.co.ee-billing-update-jan02/info Would be more likely. Perhaps an anima…
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Comment #21946820
It means that information to the left is always the important part. Right now you have to find the '/', evaluate the components leftwards, return to the '/' and evaluate components…
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Comment #21945822
Too bad domain names are generally written in the 'wrong' order. These issues would have been preventable if domain names were written the following way: https://org.example.www/in…