allanrbo

Went through similar feelings a few years ago. Ended up going old school with C++ and wxWidgets as UI library. Felt to me like the best balance between - wanting a single code base that I could compil…

The odd thing to me was not missing autocomplete, it was that it says "start typing to search", but when you type, nothing happens. This is of course because the search field is not focused …

HTTPS only protects the payload. The IP addresses of src/dst are still unencrypted. And DNS is also unencrypted (though if "dns over https" catches on, that might change in the future).

TLS uses certificate authorities and a public key infrastructure to ensure the authenticity of a peer. Is authenticity also something PSP provides, or is it focused on confidentiality and integrity?

The Windows 2000 demo reminded me of just how clean, fast and consistent Windows was in that era. Compared to today.

Made a very similar thing, since before apple did it actually:-) mine's called https://ent.re

And wxWidgets :-)

If it was built on HTTP, there's a risk of a slippery slope type situation.

Interesting! How does it differ from Gocrazy?

Desktop app dev feels like a dying art, unfortunately. I see many comments mention Qt, but just wanted to give a shout-out to wxWidgets too. I chose it on a recent project over Qt for resulting in a m…

Nice. Another notable mention in this space is Talon. Useful for automating all OS tasks with voice commands, as well as just dictation: https://talonvoice.com/ …

How about just a short cable to a box on the desk in front of you? The weight and heat of strapping it all on your head sounds tiring...

Exactly this approach is discussed in the Hyrum's Law chapter near the beginning of the SWE book :-) https://abseil.io/resources/swe-book …

Love how this just drops you straight into a workspace where you can start experimenting - no sign up required! And the live view of requests is really neat too.

See also this article posted on HN yesterday, which also discusses the topic of proof-of-stake and centralization: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29366310 …

Brave say they have their own index actually, but also sometimes use other providers (maybe for when their own index didn't return enough results?). https://brave.com/brave-search…

Strange and fascinating that AZERTY has a dedicated ² key. Searched a bit but couldn't find any discussion on why. Any theories?

I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords

I built this SSH file manager a while back that I've been using daily. Hoping others will find it useful too! - Allows you to edit files like they were local. - Automatically download and open fi…

Randall Munroe, the xkcd guy, has some fun takes on these Google fact-box mistakes: https://twitter.com/xkcd/status/1333529967079120896 …

Awesome. Feeling nostalgia now :-D

"It works at least on Linux and Windows 98 Second Edition, 2000 Service Pack 4, XP, and 7." Wonder if author actually tested on Win98SE in 2021 :-)

Yeah, the Hag Capisco is really good.

What a waste of time. Just get a refurbished Thinkpad for less than the price of a Chromebook and focus on the actual course content instead.

Did you consider wxWidgets? I chose it over Qt and Electron for a recent project, because it gave me the most native looking UI across Mac/Win/Linux, and resulted in a small binary size and …

Some of these are in fact possible, though with some restrictions. I wrote a blog post on how to support some negative lookbehinds: http://allanrbo.blogspot.com/2020/01/alter…

This is an amazing interactive learning tool. Kudos! I vaguely remember from a "computer science modelling" course at uni, learning how to do this process by hand, from the textbook "In…