TheSilentDrifter

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2024-08-12 14:24:05

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I need me some Unfiltered @nprofile…c85w Just sayin'

2024-08-11 15:45:45

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Can you just put a configuration conditional block to check the architecture you are using? Create a type alias which is then set to either usize or u32. That way you could leave all type annotations as your aliased type regardless of the architecture.

2024-08-10 14:48:35

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Spoken by someone who is clearly biased, cares nothing for performance, does not understand the importance of memory fundamentals, and couldn't care less about the actual history. You, sir, have just proven your opinion means very little to me.

2024-08-10 01:31:44

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I was primarily using it to sync obsidian notes. I moved to AnyType, instead, and it has made a huge difference

2024-08-09 15:10:00

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I tried syncthing. I wasn't a fan. It used too much battery for me.

2024-08-06 15:11:54

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Definitely #helix. Hands down the best programming tool out there.

2024-08-04 02:25:33

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Not to mention the server side is completely closed source, as well.

2024-08-02 09:40:40

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That depends in the filesystem you chose. If you use journaling, you well likely see some issues of you are duel booting. That said, if you used systemd-homed you might be just fine.

2024-07-30 20:25:55

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Sounds like you should try something other than NVidia?

2024-07-29 04:48:51

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That look phenomenal! Do you have a recipe you can share? If you already talked about it on TSP, I am still catching up 😅

2024-07-28 05:12:57

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It isn't about security, it is about transparency. We are providing you auditable proof that we are delivering what you has been asked for. We are allowing our users to drive value into our product because they can highlight and even contribute to what they are using.

2024-07-25 02:19:36

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Something magical, that's for sure 🤤

2024-07-23 04:36:02

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Honestly, I begrudgingly left it behind. I like the technology, but I can't justify supporting it. I honestly hope something better comes around. That, or the community gets it's act in gear.

2024-07-23 03:14:03

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It IS a woke dumpster fire, which is a shame, as the tech was pretty cool. I wouldn't recommended supporting them if you disagree with leftist ideology.

2024-07-20 02:27:24

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Yes, but who are the other two up front? 😂

2024-07-15 17:42:33

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Why use kakoune when #HelixEditor is available?

2024-07-14 15:19:41

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Honestly, to be fair, I know nothing about the guy in the thread, so it wouldn't be fair to single him out. In response to a generally willfully ignorant individual, though, it is the willful part that just grinds my gears.
I worked with a group of guys in the tech industry during the Rona; individuals who generally tend to be really smart. These guys would feed off anything the MSM would feed them and attempt to mathematically prove how severe the disease was with the fictitious numbers they received, simply because they refused to question the original sources or think for themselves.
Lately, anytime I debunk or deconstruct ignorant claims the counter party essentially refuses any level of continuance for our discussion, and states, "We'll just have to agree to disagree."
A week later I heard them lean on the very same deconstructed argument when they were talking with someone else. Almost like our previous conversations have never happened. When I bring it up they get visibly angry.
Just touched a nerve, I suppose.

2024-07-14 06:07:08

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Try Ladybird?

2024-07-13 23:53:46

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Also, this isn't true...
https://image.nostr.build/04f8efce332dba528eee6c3e2c22815c0ea4345cdf2124814a7c04dfef565905.jpg

2024-07-13 23:47:05

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This isn't true...

2024-07-13 22:57:31

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Maybe someone in need of a rectal cheese grater.

2024-07-13 22:55:46

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An ostrich with their head in the sand. Someone who has truly become a burden on society. A true shame. An embarrassment to the term jackass.

2024-07-13 21:56:48

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Or use https://radicle.xyz/ so you are decentralized...

2024-07-13 14:36:09

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Wrong Rust hashtag.

2024-07-05 05:19:17

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Honestly, yes. If the code fixes a problem, it doesn't matter its origins. I believe wholely in meritocracy. Anything else introduces bias.

2024-07-02 17:00:19

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Using `.unwrap()` is not "bad," per se. It is just frequently misused. Utilizing something like `match` or `if let` provides a more idomatic way of handling both expected and unexpected error-cases without causing your application to come to a grinding halt. One such example includes needing it to exit, but wanting to clean up artifacts. Another is creating and handling abstracted error types. Regardless, a good rule of thumb is only to use `.unwrap()` when you anticipate the desired failure outcome should be a panic.

2024-07-01 00:15:08

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I have been using Anysoft Keyboard. I wouldn't say it is amazing, but it works.

2024-06-27 16:16:36

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For visibility:
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/50.md

2024-06-27 15:08:18

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Could be interesting to implement a solution, though, for sure!

2024-06-27 15:05:01

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Why? The internal construction would be abysmal to set up... How will you handle insulation or HVAC? It is cool in theory, but the long-term ramifications would be very costly.

2024-06-27 14:54:57

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I am a weirdy, I guess. I prefer to do struct/enum first with method/functions/impls associated with the struct following, then add the next struct, etc.

2024-06-19 00:24:09

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My school teacher telling me not to worry about learning about how budgets work because that is what you hire accountants are for... 🤦🏻‍♂️

2024-06-13 00:44:14

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Does it need to be cloud-based, or will local work?

2024-06-11 04:52:55

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Gimp, Krita, dark table, and inkscape are my go-to choices. Anything in particular you need to do?

2024-06-09 05:31:14

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Why Ente instead of Immich?

2024-05-30 15:50:41

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Well, use #simplexchat then?

2024-05-28 20:36:47

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Sounds like a virtualbox issue

2024-05-26 06:29:38

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Wrong Rust... the hash tag is for the Rust programming language

2024-05-23 04:36:45

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No... no that is not the definition of Nazism.

2024-05-23 01:39:14

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You don't have any evidence to disprove him, so instead you attempt to attack his character? Where did you learn to debate?! Logical fallacies prove nothing! Jack bases his claims off evidence, inviting people to learn for themselves.

2024-05-21 15:41:19

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How is attestation being performed to prove the integrity of the file? How are you addressing stale file states (file gets removed from one source, but before the deletion is reported to the network, another person downloads it)? Do you have plans to allow sealing the content for specified users?

2024-05-17 15:35:30

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Maybe tame a look at #simplexchat

2024-05-16 18:35:37

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Take a look at
Https://theworld.com/~dtd/sign_encrypt/sign_encrypt7.html

2024-05-16 18:04:50

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I would disagree with you opinion of it not being broken. It does work, but it has some painful flaws. If people switch to age, the argument could be reversed as far as popularity.

2024-05-16 02:52:50

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That is debatable. If there is a proven better solution, then using something brokendoesn't make sense

2024-05-16 01:34:58

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Why should I use this instead of
https://github.com/str4d/rage

2024-05-16 01:31:48

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I didn't realize rebinding was so easy... Hmmm 🤔

2024-04-15 15:26:21

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Helix

2024-04-12 16:46:11

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I prefer Vaultwarden
https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

2024-04-11 15:45:47

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To quote @npub1587…kv0n, Go. Get. F*****! 😉

2024-04-06 04:08:22

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Neither. This is a weakness in how the JVM responds to invalid memory access. While there are some security issues existing in the LXC namespace, they do not correlated with this issue.

2024-04-05 22:44:13

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That gets a little complicated. The short answer is yes, but the are not any security measures preventing heap dumps from memory access violations. If your application is on the device, it can cause a dump and grab the info from it.

2024-04-05 17:33:01

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The JVM has the String pool. An area of memory which is NEVER garbage collected. It only cleans itself on heap dump or application restarts. Unless you are encrypting client-side, your PII and credentials are stored in plain text in memory. #NoMoreJava

2023-12-04 03:53:34

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@npub1587…kv0n

2023-12-02 04:13:02

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I have never been a fan of freemium models. Give me all the features, or don't offer them at all. I will stick with simplexchat.

2023-11-20 03:37:14

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https://simplex.chat
Or
Https://element.io
Would be my suggestions

2023-10-29 02:07:17

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I like PGP, and suggest it to people often, but lately I have been suggesting age as my defacto. Especially with rage (rust implementation) being available. https://github.com/str4d/rage

2023-10-23 15:03:16

An unpopular opinion, but I will never trust WhatsApp. In fact, I frequently will evangelize against using it. Never trust a "secure" app which allows a company to "recover" your data. True end-to-end encryption is entirely in the hands of the user. No metadata, no tracking, no identification, and certainly no server-side "recovery." You are much better off using Signal, Telegram (with encryption enabled), Element (Matrix), SimpleX Chat, or a Nostr client.

2023-08-20 14:10:41

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Why this over something like
https://newpipe.net/
Or
https://freetubeapp.io/
Genuinely curious.

2023-08-19 16:42:03

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As opposed to?

2023-08-14 04:24:19

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https://rumble.com/v1e6y73--president-trump-klaus-has-done-a-fantastic-job.html?mref=lzerp&mc=3ifeq
I rember that...

2023-08-05 15:56:11

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I have been using https://fountain.fm/ for my podcasts, but I have heard good things about podverse. I will have to gibe it a try.

2023-08-05 15:28:41

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I just wish it supported podcast 2.0

2023-08-04 15:45:50

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Also consider looking at vaultwarden (bitwarden self-hosted) and anytype for notes.

2023-08-04 06:34:04

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You should take a look at https://anytype.io it is another great contender.

2023-08-02 04:59:25

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Also, Greta was wrong, and her end of the world prediction has already passed... oops?

2023-08-02 04:58:24

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Or you know, we could look at the raw data and learn for ourselves how CO2 doesn't have any correlation to "Climate Change"
https://joannenova.com.au/s3/jonova.s3.amazonaws.com/sh1/the_skeptics_handbook_2-3_lq.pdf

2023-07-30 17:48:26

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As a member of thr human race, you would die before depriving your dog of food? That isn't a healthy mentality...

2023-07-30 17:45:00

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Mske *and* see.

2023-07-30 17:44:10

https://cdn.nostr.build/i/03da9ecd50bbd5c316e4851bdf05876305a3bf3a30433c0ffb05a7fb191e5e51.jpg
The older I get, the more the vision of the senior engineer this rings true. Also, @npub1587…kv0n has played an integral roll in helping me make see the path to this future reality. Thanks for your trusted guidance, Jack! The world needs more like you!

2023-07-23 10:22:17

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I was surprised that https://github.com/str4d/rage was not included in the list of encryption solutions.

2023-07-19 23:53:22

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I had no idea that BlogStack.io was a thing! I will definitely be following on here, as well. I love the idea that Nostr is being used for so many incredible things! Also, fantastic article!

2023-07-18 19:25:30

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I think om the second level you are missing.... Nope! Checks out! 😎

2023-07-18 19:21:17

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*sarsasm* who needs t3h hi$t0r1es anyway, right? 🤦‍♂️
Public schooling is an absolute cesspool, and is only getting worse!

2023-07-16 17:22:59

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It is an excellent idea, but I didn't see it on Amethyst at all (the community, not the posts). Would it work creating it on there?

2023-07-16 06:39:01

https://www.kamilfranek.com/who-owns-who/
I knew Black Rock, Vangaurd, and Fidelity has fingers in a lot of pies, but this is ridiculius! Definitely need bitcoin to stop supporting them... #decentralized #grownostr #bitcoin #deepstate

2023-07-02 18:51:18

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I am genuinely curious. Would you recommend avoiding any mobile experiences? I am running CalyxOS, but I still feel that using a centralized system (like phone numbers) ties my activities very heavily to me. Would it be better to use a VM, connect to Tor, and keep to a computers for any network-based communication?

2023-06-26 22:11:09

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Honestly, just a bit of satire. I am personally an extrovert, and love meeting new people. I have jist met many who fall into my description.

2023-06-26 21:15:48

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Software Engineers hate dealing with people, that is why they program. The computer ALWAYS does what you ask it to (probably why we are so grouchy 😉). Honestly, though, it is something I hope our community works on...

2023-06-24 23:08:04

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I would be down for an evemt like this. The Austin area would be pretty cool, but that would be self-serving, as well.

2023-06-23 04:43:24

Decentralized solutions for github? Yes, please! I am so excited that version control is moving back into the hands of the people! Now it just needs to tie into Nostr! #grownostr #programming #selfhost #rust #ownit
https://radicle.xyz/

2023-06-17 14:45:37

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Translation: you don't have to use the mainstream app store on Android to install your apps. You can install a third-party store, like f-droid or obtainium, or you can actually download and install your app directly onto your device like on a computer (apk is the extension of android applications).

2023-06-17 14:20:39

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I am confident that Jack was using Tucker merely as an example of why decentralization will eventually crush the MSM. If you have watched TSP even for an episode this immediately becomes clear.

2023-06-17 14:12:48

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100%!

2023-06-17 14:09:58

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Possibly reviewing anothers history, attempting to learn from their mistakes, so we don't repeat them? Maybe examining the strength and success of correct choices? There is SO much we can extract from art! Thank you both for your perspective!