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Comment · 3 years ago
considering stuxnet exists this is not that far out of reach as i would like
Comment · 3 years ago
sign me up, would buy two
Comment · 3 years ago
people advocating for a 130 limit need to drive Austrian (which has this limit) A1 on a friday once. Three lanes all doing 140, so its not possible to change lanes at all. Ended up missing my exit to Vienna a couple of times because of this
Comment · 3 years ago
a common misconception: per german traffic law flashing lights is a valid way to notify the car in front of you of your intent to overtake. of-course does not apply when both cars are in leftmost lane, there it is a punishable offence (drängeln)
Comment · 3 years ago
i for one am also extremely frustrated with the state of ipv6

some time ago i tried to selfhost a personal website and run into all kinds of problems, most frustrating being

- my website not opening when having only AAAA record set (ended up using v4-frontend.netiter.com as a proxy)

- my linux box not handling the ipv6 prefix broadcast from my router and binding to some random address

the latter thing was main reason for frustration as i could find any information how to diagnose and all the message boards/ chat rooms just told me to install random stuff in hope it will then magically work. (i know its a misconfiguration on my linux machine as my windows 10 one can host the website no problem)

Comment · 6 years ago
doing a full clone just to change a branch name seems a bit wasteful.

    git init
    git remote add origin ...
    git push origin (git ls-remote origin | grep "refs/heads/master" | cut -f1 ):master
should be enough
Comment · 6 years ago
nice. i once spent a week trying to hack the engine to support widescreen resolutions. time to re-play it :D
Comment · 6 years ago
quite the juxtaposition to see windows events loop implemented in swift

    while GetMessageW(&msg, nil, 0, 0) {
      TranslateMessage(&msg)
      DispatchMessageW(&msg)
    }
but lib looks really good, i guess there goes my weekend
Comment · 6 years ago
automatically generating ethereum contract apis in swift at compile time from solidity compiler results

basically `.sol`->`.abi`->`.gyb`->`.swift` chain

Comment · 6 years ago
oh yeah. i remapped it to f15 and use it all the time now
Comment · 6 years ago
on related note: what did become out of the network-admin laptop desing that was proposed by some guy on habr?
Comment · 6 years ago
vue.js and svg. i do FUI stuff as side projects

unreal engine for interactive stuff

c++/ swift for code oriented stuff

Comment · 6 years ago
so intentional release?
Comment · 6 years ago
nah, we need more stuff like doom ethernal, deus ex 1, portal . polished to absolute shine and very good in each regard.
Comment · 6 years ago
> Another shocking discovery for me personally, is that the only one that I've actually used myself - code coverage - has the lowest recall. In other words, almost all the issues it predicted turned out to not be real issues.

sounds like survivorship bias to me

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