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776 karma · joined December 19, 2012

Later hn. No point hanging around a community that doesn't want you there.
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ungamedplayer··on Zed on Linux Is Here
Neovim is quite a bit slower than cat and echo.. in my experience.
ungamedplayer··on Ready Player Mode
I have yet to figure out how to queue.
ungamedplayer··on AirPods fast connect security vulnerability
Thanks for clarifying, I am seeing the same behaviour.

I think the codec changes once the microphone is enabled.

ungamedplayer··on Region-specific Machines pricing
I got three correspondence from fly on this matter when it happened. They absolutely were transparent and clear about it.
ungamedplayer··on Heavy resistance training at retirement age induces lasting beneficial effects
I would like to add that I believe that most people will not and should not do 1rm tests.

People who have trained for some time know their actual 1rm which in itself has factors that influence it on the day such as sleep, food intake, hormone levels etc.

Even then trained individuals can fail their 1rm at maximum.

Untrained individuals belief of their 1rm vary wildly. Those who overestimate their 1rm at retirement age have much larger recovery times (and from my observation, more risk of long term damage) than the average 20 year old.

ungamedplayer··on AirPods fast connect security vulnerability
If you find something that sounds high quality while the microphone is in use, please document your findings. I feel like there are no good options.
ungamedplayer··on Canonical's 'distroless' Linux images are a game-changer for enterprises
If there is no distributed binaries, or executable files .. what exactly are they in the hook for supporting?
ungamedplayer··on Everything I Knew About Stretching Was Wrong
Now do this when you are late 40s .
ungamedplayer··on Ball: A ball that lives in your dock
Does it work like paint stripper?
ungamedplayer··on Arbitrary shell command evaluation in Org Mode (GNU Emacs)
https://orgmode.org/manual/Code-Evaluation-Security.html

Following ‘shell’ and ‘elisp’ links Org has two link types that can directly evaluate code (see External Links). Because such code is not visible, these links have a potential risk. Org therefore prompts the user when it encounters such links. The customization variables are:

User Option: org-link-shell-confirm-function Function that prompts the user before executing a shell link.

User Option: org-link-elisp-confirm-function Function that prompts the user before executing an Emacs Lisp link.

Non issue. Rtfm.

ungamedplayer··on Hypermedia Systems
Disclaimer, I converted some demo react app to htmx as a learning tool.

I reduced data transmission by about 20 percent. Cut the time to first render of html in half.

Power usage on the client was down ( probably because the test suite finished sooner) and the server was also lower, but likely for the same reason.

The html returned by the demo and my app was identical except for the react lib and htmx library. The selenium test suite only needed minor changes to work with htmx, I tried to keep the layout the same.

I can't speak for the developer experience or time spent writing the react version, but the htmx was not too painful.

I'm not sold in the fact that it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things.

I should probably spend some time and make a blog post so that people can pick it apart and tell me how bad I am at doing it the react way.

ungamedplayer··on Hypermedia Systems
> In reality [1] htmx defines its own non-optional DSL that you have to use.

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I don't use hyperscript with my htmx, ergo it IS optional in objective reality. Citing a use with it does not prove it can't be used without it.

ungamedplayer··on Hypermedia Systems
I consider moving the complexity to server to be a net win. Never trust the client to do the right thing.

More importantly, quite often the complexity is duplicated for both front end and back end.

ungamedplayer··on Ask HN: How do you find developers for open source bug bounties?
Please add me to your newsletter.
ungamedplayer··on React 19 almost made the internet slower
Ok.
ungamedplayer··on React 19 almost made the internet slower
I feel like grandparent poster probably doesn't know the upsides of IPv6.
ungamedplayer··on Do not try to be the smartest in the room; try to be the kindest
Whenever I hear the term insecurity used in a derogatory manner the caller often feels that it mitigates understanding more deeply in this area.

There are personality types that thrive on competition, they get renewed passion and commitment by having others also better themselves, this is not an ego or alpha complex, instead of the mental models they work in.

Or we can just call them insecure and be done with it.

ungamedplayer··on Ventoy: Remove BLOBs from the Source Tree
The attitude in the comments regarding the "look you can see how it's built" is concerning.

A simple virus could easily backdoor every binary on the system which built the file, rince and repeat.

Before anyone says that Linux virus do not exist, I have written a handful, as I'm sure many others have. Do not assume lack of observation to be confirmation of your view.

ungamedplayer··on Information Security: "We Can Do It, We Just Choose Not To"
Yep
ungamedplayer··on Huawei reportedly selling beef it received as sanctions-evading payment
I mean . Was it going cheap? I wonder what the depreciation schedule is for submarines.
ungamedplayer··on Microsoft to delay release of Recall AI feature on security concerns
Please don't give them ideas.
ungamedplayer··on Microsoft to delay release of Recall AI feature on security concerns
I believe that any corporate entity will eventually use any tool at their disposal to optimise profits at the cost of their customer.
ungamedplayer··on Brain-Health Benefits of Weightlifting
I find my CNR endurance improves with a heavy dl cycle much more so than a heavy squat cycle.

The CNR fatigue really helps with getting to sleep and I feel better the following week(s).

ungamedplayer··on ChromeOS will soon be developed on large portions of the Android stack
Do you mean the firmware repo?

Because I don't remember seeing any in the source code... But ist be looking at the wrong place.

ungamedplayer··on How much of a genius-level move was binary space partitioning in Doom? (2019)
Are there any papers at all I. Web framework design?
ungamedplayer··on How much of a genius-level move was binary space partitioning in Doom? (2019)
We must be reading very different papers.
ungamedplayer··on Forsp: A Forth+Lisp Hybrid Lambda Calculus Language
If you like to work the other way I present https://github.com/garlic0x1/forth forth in common lisp.
ungamedplayer··on Kino: Pro Video Camera
I don't write for either. An API is an API though.
ungamedplayer··on Biodiversity enhances immune regulation among daycare children (2020)
By definition isn't that the case with everything in an uncontrolled system?
ungamedplayer··on Florida woman's Apple Watch traces lost luggage to airport worker's home
Forced eh. Same staff member I reckon.
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