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6 votes
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Create a Slack wizard app in Python that answers all your questions
2 votes -
Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread
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Here is my schema: ```sql CREATE TABLE article_to_warehouse ( article_id INTEGER , warehouse_id INTEGER ) ; ``` How do I add a `UNIQUE` constraint?
3 votes -
Making Heatmaps
5 votes -
Harden your Linux server using SSH keys (and turn off password auth)
8 votes -
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4 votes -
Emacs as your terminal multiplexer
10 votes -
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7 votes -
Show your Emacs shortcuts in colour when giving presentations
5 votes -
An experiment to test GitHub Copilot's legality
11 votes -
Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread
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6 votes -
Does anybody have any experience with switching to pipewire?
I'm considering making the switch to pipewire, as my current setup involving a bridge between JACK and PulseAudio is growing frustrating. Even on a fresh boot, Spotify won't play until Pulse has...
I'm considering making the switch to pipewire, as my current setup involving a bridge between JACK and PulseAudio is growing frustrating. Even on a fresh boot, Spotify won't play until Pulse has been killed and restarted, and the same goes for games through Steam. All the while, Firefox audio works perfectly without doing so, and I can jump straight into recording with reaper without any issues from the get-go.
I've been reading through the Arch wiki to get a feel for what the process should be like, and it seems like it'll be relatively straightforward, but given that I do a lot of music recording on my computer, I don't want to experience a total breakage of my sound setup. I'm planning to make a full backup of my system before making any changes, so I can roll it back if need be, but if anybody has any experience with switching to pipewire on a production system, I'd be grateful to hear about any pitfalls or problems that you ran into which I should be aware of in advance!
10 votes -
What? More 8-bit microcontrollers?
3 votes -
The dodgy state of delivery guarantees
2 votes -
Two types of privacy
6 votes -
The Grug Brained Developer: A layman's guide to thinking like the self-aware smol brained
26 votes -
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7 votes -
Letter from Codeberg: We are now an employer! (Codeberg is a democratic open source github alternative)
7 votes -
Cryptos grim worldview
2 votes -
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6 votes -
Don't be that open-source user, don't be me
9 votes -
Notkia: Building an open and linux-powered numpad phone
2 votes -
Anybody have experience writing a scripting language?
Hello, I've had two ideas for games I find pretty compelling, and both would require different custom scripting languages. Unfortunately, I don't have any formal CS education or experience with...
Hello, I've had two ideas for games I find pretty compelling, and both would require different custom scripting languages. Unfortunately, I don't have any formal CS education or experience with parsing or scripting languages. So, I'm feeling a bit lost and thinking it'd be a herculean effort, is that correct?
Has anyone here written their own language or DSL and have any insights, resources, or starting points to share?
8 votes -
Hertzbleed - a new family of frequency side channel attacks on x86 processors
13 votes -
Email client K-9 Mail will become Thunderbird for Android
10 votes -
The Helios microkernel
10 votes -
In defense of crypto(currency)
6 votes -
Is LaMDA Sentient? - An Interview
5 votes -
Foone reverse engineering SkiFree, one function at a time
@foone: OKAY SKIFREEThis is a game originally from 1991, developed by Chris Pirih, and included on one of the Windows Entertainment Packs. There's a modern 32bit version by the original developer, on the official site:https://t.co/Yoj7PDmkcV pic.twitter.com/ETQa1wdqqR
8 votes -
Python Loops for JSON
How the heck do these work? I've cobbled together the script below for my bot (using Limnoria) to return the F1 standings in a line. Right now it returns the first value perfectly, but I can't...
How the heck do these work? I've cobbled together the script below for my bot (using Limnoria) to return the F1 standings in a line. Right now it returns the first value perfectly, but I can't figure out the loop to get the other drivers at all.
The script
import supybot.utils as utils from supybot.commands import * import supybot.plugins as plugins import supybot.ircutils as ircutils import supybot.callbacks as callbacks import supybot.ircmsgs as ircmsgs import requests import os import collections import json try: from supybot.i18n import PluginInternationalization _ = PluginInternationalization("F1") except ImportError: _ = lambda x: x class F1(callbacks.Plugin): """Uses API to retrieve information""" threaded = True def f1(self, irc, msg, args): """ F1 Standings """ channel = msg.args[0] data = requests.get("https://ergast.com/api/f1/2022/driverStandings.json") data = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["StandingsTable"]["StandingsLists"][0]["DriverStandings"][0] name = data["Driver"]["code"] position = data["positionText"].zfill(2) points = data["points"] output = ", ".join(['\x0306\x02' + name + '\x0303' + " [" + position + ", "+ points + "]"]) irc.reply(output) result = wrap(f1) Class = F1
The output should be
VER [1, 125], LEC [2, 116], PER [3, 110], RUS [4, 84], SAI [5, 83], HAM [6, 50], NOR [7, 48], BOT [8, 40], OCO [9, 30], MAG [10, 15], RIC [11, 11], TSU [12, 11], ALO [13, 10], GAS [14, 6], VET [15, 5], ALB [16, 3], STR [17, 2], ZHO [18, 1], MSC [19, 0], HUL [20, 0], LAT [21, 0]
...but it only returns
VER [1, 125]
I'm in that state where I can read the stuff, but when I put it together, it doesn't always work.
Final script
# this accepts @champ or @constructor with an optional year # and also @gp with an optional race number for the current season import supybot.utils as utils from supybot.commands import * import supybot.plugins as plugins import supybot.ircutils as ircutils import supybot.callbacks as callbacks import supybot.ircmsgs as ircmsgs import requests import os import collections import json try: from supybot.i18n import PluginInternationalization _ = PluginInternationalization("F1") except ImportError: _ = lambda x: x class F1(callbacks.Plugin): """Uses API to retrieve information""" threaded = True def champ(self, irc, msg, args, year): """<year> Call standings by year F1 Standings """ data = requests.get("https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/driverStandings.json") if year: data = requests.get( "https://ergast.com/api/f1/%s/driverStandings.json" % (year) ) driver_standings = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["StandingsTable"][ "StandingsLists" ][0]["DriverStandings"] string_segments = [] for driver in driver_standings: name = driver["Driver"]["code"] position = driver["positionText"] points = driver["points"] string_segments.append(f"\x035{name}\x0F {points}") irc.reply(", ".join(string_segments)) champ = wrap(champ, [optional("int")]) def gp(self, irc, msg, args, race): """<year> Call standings by year F1 Standings """ data = requests.get("https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/last/results.json") if race: data = requests.get( "https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/%s/results.json" % (race) ) driver_result = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["RaceTable"]["Races"][0][ "Results" ] string_segments = [] for driver in driver_result: name = driver["Driver"]["code"] position = driver["positionText"] points = driver["points"] string_segments.append(f"{position} \x035{name}\x0F {points}") irc.reply(", ".join(string_segments)) gp = wrap(gp, [optional("int")]) def constructor(self, irc, msg, args, year): """<year> Call standings by year F1 Standings """ data = requests.get( "https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/constructorStandings.json" ) if year: data = requests.get( "https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/constructorStandings.json" % (year) ) driver_result = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["StandingsTable"][ "StandingsLists" ][0]["ConstructorStandings"] string_segments = [] for driver in driver_result: name = driver["Constructor"]["name"] position = driver["positionText"] points = driver["points"] string_segments.append(f"{position} \x035{name}\x0F {points}") irc.reply(", ".join(string_segments)) constructor = wrap(constructor, [optional("int")]) Class = F1
3 votes -
gron - Make JSON greppable
7 votes -
Microsoft trying to kill HDD boot drives by 2023: Report
8 votes -
Microsoft to curb use of non-competes, drop NDAs from worker settlements, disclose salary ranges, launch civil rights audit
22 votes -
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6 votes -
Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread
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4 votes -
At Long Last, HPC Officially Breaks the Exascale Barrier
10 votes -
The next (monthly, one-month-long) Linux Upskill Challenge starts this Monday
11 votes -
TOR Workshop - Sysadmin 101 for new relay operators - tonight, June 4th 2022 @ 19 UTC
3 votes -
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4 votes -
Marginalia search (an independent DIY search engine that focuses on non-commercial content) is now open source
11 votes -
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Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread
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5 votes -
Why I left Amazon… (PIP?)
4 votes -
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8 votes -
Thunderbird's donation-driven revenue rose 21% in 2021 to $2.7 million
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13 votes -
Looking for >1Gb/s networking hardware
I recently got my home internet upgraded to 10 Gb/s. I currently have the following hardware: 10 Gb/s fiber modem (from the ISP) 1 Gb/s ASUS combo router/AP/switch (needs replacement) 2.5 Gb/s 4...
I recently got my home internet upgraded to 10 Gb/s. I currently have the following hardware:
- 10 Gb/s fiber modem (from the ISP)
- 1 Gb/s ASUS combo router/AP/switch (needs replacement)
- 2.5 Gb/s 4 port switch (not currently in use)
- 5 Gb/s USB C ethernet adapter
My ASUS router is the bottleneck in my current setup. My actual internet speeds are more in the 2-5 Gb/s range when plugged directly into the modem. So I'd be happy if I can get 2.5 Gb/s hardware between my laptops and the modem. That makes my existing ASUS router the bottleneck and in need of replacement. Is there a good, relatively cheap, standalone router (no switch or AP) I can build/buy that supports >1Gb/s speeds? Or is there a good all-in-one solution that isn't way too expensive? I'd honestly prefer to have different components each doing just one job.
I already tried hooking the switch into the modem directly to see what happens. Under that configuration only one device plugged into the switch has internet access.
12 votes