Off topic, but would you have any suggestion or resources to start using alpine on a main pc? I have a System 76 machine I wouldn’t mind trying this out with.
That’s life moving about outside your threshold, embrace it a bit. When it’s too much, put on white noise, if that doesn’t work move into noise cancelling headphones. My family bought me a set for Father’s Day 10 years ago or so and I haven’t looked back. Good for phone calls as well.
I wish you all the best in your WFH journey. I have been doing it since 2006, it’s a “what works for you” kind of problem.
The original poster should think that it is much less distracting than colleagues engaged in meaningless banter and gossip through the whole day , around your cube when you are in office. Very annoying .
They are powered by solar electricity that is saved in batteries. But to actually move you need something to throw out. That can be many things, anything from normal water, metal or noble gases.
Starlink initially used Krypton for its thrusters. But they have now switched to Argon since its incredibly cheap and available. Xenon for a long time was the standard, but its to expensive and rare.
Some sats also have chemical power, often a Hypergolic propellant, like dinitrogen tetroxide plus hydrazine. Specially for larger sats this is the case.
They certainly were fun days back with Macromedia at the helm. Full suite of tools that worked extremely well together.
I remember when Tim Burton put out various cartoons via Director (the same used for countless DVDs) that opened up more dramatic storytelling than the business “intros” offered at the time (I built these too mind you).
I was even Flash AS3 certified at one point, something I was very proud of in my early career.
Probably a known thing for those already working with wasm but I had to install the rust nightly compiler and add the `wasm32-unknown-unknown` target to get this demo to work.
It would be worth mentioning on the demo walkthrough.
> When Workers launched five years ago, it was unusual for a non-browser to offer web APIs, but we are pleased to see that the broader JavaScript ecosystem is now converging on them.
Can anyone give some examples of this? I’m not sure I’m following exactly here. Is this referring to isomorphic (JS) API’s?
I believe they're referring to environments like Deno just using say, the fetch api from the browser, as their standard http client interface. Same code just works wherever, engineer that knows how to do it one place, knows how to do it another, etc...
Anyone know if there's anything like this, but using Python and self hostable?