jensenbox

I was Youtubing this last weekend and ran down quite the rabbit hole. This all seems like mumbojumbo to me.

I could not derive a single piece of solid science in any of it.

It was remarkable how much content there was on this subject with little to no actual information - enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/@MFMP

dexter uses a similar premise with hypog.

https://github.com/ankane/dexter

Never get a cavity again.

In the article they mention "gantlet" - do they mean "gauntlet"?

How do I get this working if we are 100% docker?

Whoops!

UI.svelte:36 The AudioContext was not allowed to start. It must be resumed (or created) after a user gesture on the page. https://goo.gl/7K7WLu

Says Chrome on Linux

There may be secrets in that audio - actual passwords and whatnot.

I would love to see a comparison with replibyte.

Never going back - Linear is my new god: https://linear.app/

I want the DHA stack - Django in place of Astro.

Can I use it with just plain HTML? I would love the marketing site to look just like the application if at all possible.

Missed opportunity in naming it.

I wish it was DA-URF. Then you could say we have a lab, it is deep in DA-URF.

Every time I read one of these stories, the first thought I have is: "We should be pushing to have PWA be more robust and be positioned as a first class citizen".

My thinking is that would remove the need for a singular approval process. Liberating all developers to build what they want.

Of course security is always a concern. PWA in sandboxes of some sort sounds like the best path forward.

From the other news sources I looked at, this happened on August 1, 2023 - or is this a new one?

I am hearing a several people saying "they are moving away from Ubiquiti" but none say exactly what they are moving to or in past tense what they moved to.

What are you all moving to?

The entire time I was watching this I was thinking that a PID controller is exactly what is needed here.

Any idea why he did not opt for that?

Heck, he could have hacked the cruise controller itself to set the "speed" to 60 Hz.

Is there a pronunciation key for the name?

I know I am going to get fairly polarized responses on this one...

Too bad it is written in Ruby.

What is the difference in size on disk between the two options?

Why is Backblaze with their B2 solution not on their list?

From what I recall they'll cover your initial egress costs.

Did I miss something or is there no Ubuntu or Debian installer?

I certainly know how to download a file and add it to my path (or put it in my personal bin directory) but sure would be nice to have a super simple installer.

LOL - please do not make a snap or whatever the hell the "cool kids" use. I certainly wouldn't want to advocate continued use of that pattern for utility functions.

It stands for the sound you make when you cat a binary file.

I took a 15 second review of this "Design System" and was woefully under-impressed. They are still using far too small of fonts and half serif/sans serif typefaces that are way too Optima-esque.

I just get the same old feeling that MS has no idea what good looks and feels like.

I am sad mostly because there is probably someone in the org saying "We cannot go too far away from what is established here or else how would we be different?!!!?!"

You don't have to be different, you have to be usable.

I would imagine that this project was a Not Invented Here sort of thing when Redis was presented as an option.

Total conjecture on my part.

Can this implement/emulate something like Python Black?

You should sell this page as a kit.

Buy all this stuff, all in for $ + shipping.

Had this been Python I would be all over it.

Reverse engineering what makes this tool special sounds like a fun weekend project :)

But to download it you have to agree to not do exactly that :(