#parsec — Public Fediverse posts
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One of us really dislikes parsecs. Really.
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One of us really dislikes parsecs. Really.
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One of us really dislikes parsecs. Really.
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One of us really dislikes parsecs. Really.
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Cấu hình DNS failover trên Windows 11 với AdGuard Home qua VPN #DNSFailover #Windows11 #AdGuardHome #VPN #CấuHìnhMạng #MạngLưới #TinHọc #CôngNghệ # DNS #Failover #Mạng #Windows #TínhNăngMạng #ThiếtLậpMạng #TựĐộngChuyểnĐổiDNS #SửDụngDNSThứCấp #CảiThiệnTínhNăngMạng #TăngCườngBảoMậtMạng #AdGuard #Home #WireGuard #Parsec #Rustdesk
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🚀 Tìmmercial pair với Tailscale: Parsec/RustDesk/Moonshine cho 3D/CAD? Cần kết nối ổn định, thấp độ nhịpelayprotective cho phần mềm nặng như 3ds Max. Đang estrada màu sắc chính xác để trade đi, tập trung vào khả năng tương tác. Tag: #Tailscale #RemoteAccessVN #3DModeling #CAD #Parsec #RustDesk #Moonshine
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Enartis adquiere el 100% de Parsec y crea un grupo líder en soluciones tecnológicas para bodegas https://www.vinetur.com/enartis-to-acquire-100-of-parsec-forming-global-wine-tech-powerhouse.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #Enartis #Parsec #TecnologíaVinícola #Sostenibilidad #Digitalización
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Enartis adquiere el 100% de Parsec y crea un grupo líder en soluciones tecnológicas para bodegas https://www.vinetur.com/enartis-to-acquire-100-of-parsec-forming-global-wine-tech-powerhouse.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #Enartis #Parsec #TecnologíaVinícola #Sostenibilidad #Digitalización
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Parsec使えなくて色々してたけど、Parsec側の問題だったか
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#parsec on linux is quite unusable, but i feel like running it in virtual windows won't help much. guess i'll give up and dual boot after my few years of resistance
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#parsec on linux is quite unusable, but i feel like running it in virtual windows won't help much. guess i'll give up and dual boot after my few years of resistance
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#parsec on linux is quite unusable, but i feel like running it in virtual windows won't help much. guess i'll give up and dual boot after my few years of resistance
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#parsec on linux is quite unusable, but i feel like running it in virtual windows won't help much. guess i'll give up and dual boot after my few years of resistance
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Đã chuyển từ BCE главное к удаленному доступу Windows для сервера Minecraft. Имею проблемы с Parsec и передачей файлов на Kubuntu. Нужны советы! #Windows #Kubuntu #RemoteDesktop #MinecraftServer #SelfHosting #Tecnologia #Parsec #CompartilhamentoArquivos
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1o9bmyv/shelving_windows_11/
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LabGelatinerie
Centro delle donne, venerdì 11 luglio alle ore 15:30 CEST
Dal 11 al 13 luglio
al centro delle donne
la laboratorio autogestita gelatineria, dove proveremo ad hackerare tecnologie usando
materia gelatinosa, slime e biomateriali con il super supporto di
visionariese vi fa piacere passare anche solo per un giorno
scriveteci a questa mail gelatineria AT distruzione.org .Venerdì 11 luglio – Giorno 1
*Centro delle Donne – Via del Piombo, 7, Bologna
12:30 – Pranzo gelatinoso
14:30 – Presentazione della Laboratoria
15:00 – Assemblea:
Come possiamo hackerare le tecnologie del nostro quotidiano per
gelatinizzarle?
Cosa significa per ciascunə di noi?
16:00 – 20:00 – LaboratoriaSabato 12 luglio – Giorno 2
*Centro delle Donne – Via del Piombo, 7, Bologna
15:30 – Ritrovo
16:00 – Assemblea + merenda gelatinosa
16:30 – 20:00 – Laboratorio con stampante 3D
A cura di VisionarieDomenica 13 luglio – Giorno 3
*Parsec – Via del Porto, 48c/d, Bologna
15:30 – Laboratoria aperta
18:30 – Restituzione collettivaLa laboratoria è gratuita, vegana e antispecista
All’interno del festival PARSEC https://parsecbologna.com/bibliografia-femminista-neomaterialista_laboratoria/
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LabGelatinerie
Centro delle donne, venerdì 11 luglio alle ore 15:30 CEST
Dal 11 al 13 luglio
al centro delle donne
la laboratorio autogestita gelatineria, dove proveremo ad hackerare tecnologie usando
materia gelatinosa, slime e biomateriali con il super supporto di
visionariese vi fa piacere passare anche solo per un giorno
scriveteci a questa mail gelatineria AT distruzione.org .Venerdì 11 luglio – Giorno 1
*Centro delle Donne – Via del Piombo, 7, Bologna
12:30 – Pranzo gelatinoso
14:30 – Presentazione della Laboratoria
15:00 – Assemblea:
Come possiamo hackerare le tecnologie del nostro quotidiano per
gelatinizzarle?
Cosa significa per ciascunə di noi?
16:00 – 20:00 – LaboratoriaSabato 12 luglio – Giorno 2
*Centro delle Donne – Via del Piombo, 7, Bologna
15:30 – Ritrovo
16:00 – Assemblea + merenda gelatinosa
16:30 – 20:00 – Laboratorio con stampante 3D
A cura di VisionarieDomenica 13 luglio – Giorno 3
*Parsec – Via del Porto, 48c/d, Bologna
15:30 – Laboratoria aperta
18:30 – Restituzione collettivaLa laboratoria è gratuita, vegana e antispecista
All’interno del festival PARSEC https://parsecbologna.com/bibliografia-femminista-neomaterialista_laboratoria/
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I got the old intel-based MacBook Pro rigged up with #Parsec and #Tailscale and running Amphetamines so that I could leave it plugged in with the lid closed. Now, I just need to figure out how to get the web version Parsec working on an iPad.
I might be trying too hard to get an iPad to handle my workflows.
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I got the old intel-based MacBook Pro rigged up with #Parsec and #Tailscale and running Amphetamines so that I could leave it plugged in with the lid closed. Now, I just need to figure out how to get the web version Parsec working on an iPad.
I might be trying too hard to get an iPad to handle my workflows.
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I got the old intel-based MacBook Pro rigged up with #Parsec and #Tailscale and running Amphetamines so that I could leave it plugged in with the lid closed. Now, I just need to figure out how to get the web version Parsec working on an iPad.
I might be trying too hard to get an iPad to handle my workflows.
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I got the old intel-based MacBook Pro rigged up with #Parsec and #Tailscale and running Amphetamines so that I could leave it plugged in with the lid closed. Now, I just need to figure out how to get the web version Parsec working on an iPad.
I might be trying too hard to get an iPad to handle my workflows.
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I got the old intel-based MacBook Pro rigged up with #Parsec and #Tailscale and running Amphetamines so that I could leave it plugged in with the lid closed. Now, I just need to figure out how to get the web version Parsec working on an iPad.
I might be trying too hard to get an iPad to handle my workflows.
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Du könntest dir noch #Boosteroid anschauen, vielleicht sind ein paar Spiele dabei, die bei #GeForceNow fehlen.
#ShadowPC finde ich viel zu teuer.
Es gibt noch #Parsec, da kann man PCs in der Cloud stundenweise mieten, soll auch für Spiele geeignet sein.
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Du könntest dir noch #Boosteroid anschauen, vielleicht sind ein paar Spiele dabei, die bei #GeForceNow fehlen.
#ShadowPC finde ich viel zu teuer.
Es gibt noch #Parsec, da kann man PCs in der Cloud stundenweise mieten, soll auch für Spiele geeignet sein.
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Du könntest dir noch #Boosteroid anschauen, vielleicht sind ein paar Spiele dabei, die bei #GeForceNow fehlen.
#ShadowPC finde ich viel zu teuer.
Es gibt noch #Parsec, da kann man PCs in der Cloud stundenweise mieten, soll auch für Spiele geeignet sein.
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Du könntest dir noch #Boosteroid anschauen, vielleicht sind ein paar Spiele dabei, die bei #GeForceNow fehlen.
#ShadowPC finde ich viel zu teuer.
Es gibt noch #Parsec, da kann man PCs in der Cloud stundenweise mieten, soll auch für Spiele geeignet sein.
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Du könntest dir noch #Boosteroid anschauen, vielleicht sind ein paar Spiele dabei, die bei #GeForceNow fehlen.
#ShadowPC finde ich viel zu teuer.
Es gibt noch #Parsec, da kann man PCs in der Cloud stundenweise mieten, soll auch für Spiele geeignet sein.
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ParSec Issue 12 has dropped and includes my novelette “Adamere in Swan.” You can buy the issue or subscription from the PS Publishing website.
Cover art by Jim Burns“Adamere in Swan” is a prequel to “The Relative Positions of Dead Things in the Dark” (ParSec Issue 4). It began life as a bloated novelette/beginning of a longer piece, and ended up as a svelte novelette which can stand alone as well as serving as part of a series of linked stories.
I started writing about Xan as a lark. I’d finished my first NaNoWriMo and decided I wanted to keep up the daily writing habit. I worked on a novel and shorter related pieces, enabled by a tiny laptop, pubtrans, and whitefish bagel sandwiches at a bagel shop close to my workplace at the time. (Whether or not I do anything with those words, now sitting on a different tiny laptop, is another question.)
Early on, I decided I wanted to introduce an adopted sibling and Baschimeh began coming into focus. When Baschimeh decided she was trans, I had to decide how to deal with that.1 (Particularly since I am cis, and since I wanted to write about a trans character rather than the experience of being trans.) I very specifically wanted a setting where none of the characters would care—not Baschimeh, not her family, not her friends or antagonists—because trans women are women. That left me with the question of how to communicate to readers that she’s trans (or would identify as/be identified as trans, if she were a real person living in the early 21st century). I eventually settled on a reference to participation in a boys’ ceremony as a child, which is maybe a bit blink-and-you-miss-it but that’s also kind of the point. I’m aiming for more of a “fuck off, terfs” vibe (because really, fuck all the way off, terfs) than “colorblind but for gender” (ugh), and hope I succeed at least that far.
- No, I don’t actually think my characters are independent entities. But when it’s the subconscious, rather than the conscious mind, putting in work, it can certainly feel that way. ↩︎
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ParSec Issue 12 has dropped and includes my novelette “Adamere in Swan.” You can buy the issue or subscription from the PS Publishing website.
Cover art by Jim Burns“Adamere in Swan” is a prequel to “The Relative Positions of Dead Things in the Dark” (ParSec Issue 4). It began life as a bloated novelette/beginning of a longer piece, and ended up as a svelte novelette which can stand alone as well as serving as part of a series of linked stories.
I started writing about Xan as a lark. I’d finished my first NaNoWriMo and decided I wanted to keep up the daily writing habit. I worked on a novel and shorter related pieces, enabled by a tiny laptop, pubtrans, and whitefish bagel sandwiches at a bagel shop close to my workplace at the time. (Whether or not I do anything with those words, now sitting on a different tiny laptop, is another question.)
Early on, I decided I wanted to introduce an adopted sibling and Baschimeh began coming into focus. When Baschimeh decided she was trans, I had to decide how to deal with that.1 (Particularly since I am cis, and since I wanted to write about a trans character rather than the experience of being trans.) I very specifically wanted a setting where none of the characters would care—not Baschimeh, not her family, not her friends or antagonists—because trans women are women. That left me with the question of how to communicate to readers that she’s trans (or would identify as/be identified as trans, if she were a real person living in the early 21st century). I eventually settled on a reference to participation in a boys’ ceremony as a child, which is maybe a bit blink-and-you-miss-it but that’s also kind of the point. I’m aiming for more of a “fuck off, terfs” vibe (because really, fuck all the way off, terfs) than “colorblind but for gender” (ugh), and hope I succeed at least that far.
- No, I don’t actually think my characters are independent entities. But when it’s the subconscious, rather than the conscious mind, putting in work, it can certainly feel that way. ↩︎
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In 2013, I attempted to use a Chromebook as my daily driver computer. That was a goofy experiment, but it started my long-term dependence on Chrome Remote Desktop. Chrome Remote Desktop lets you connect to computers behind NAT firewalls without requiring you to poke holes in your firewall. The benefit for someone using a Chromebook is that the client runs in Chrome, so you can use it anywhere you can use Chrome. You can even use it on an iPad. Fast-forward 10 years, and I am trying to eliminate as many Google things as possible. Unfortunately, I can’t eliminate Google Chrome if one of my main workflows depends on it.
In late August, I was reading something and saw a reference to Parsec. Parsec does something very similar but advertises itself as being performant enough for gaming. To host a session, you must run Windows 10, 11, or 16 with at least a Core i5 CPU and 4 GB of DDR3 RAM or macOS 10.15. Its dependence on H.264 encoding also means it has some GPU requirements. You can’t host a session using Linux, but you can connect to a session using it, though. They also have an Android client application, but unfortunately, they don’t have an iPad application. Earlier this year, they eliminated support for 32-bit Windows and earlier macOS versions.
It doesn’t feel like Parsec is a perfect one-for-one replacement for Chrome Remote Desktop (at least how I use it). It might be the best I can hope for, though. I hope that they manage to put out an iPad app someday.
https://jws.news/2024/is-parsec-a-good-alternative-to-chrome-remote-desktop/
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In 2013, I attempted to use a Chromebook as my daily driver computer. That was a goofy experiment, but it started my long-term dependence on Chrome Remote Desktop. Chrome Remote Desktop lets you connect to computers behind NAT firewalls without requiring you to poke holes in your firewall. The benefit for someone using a Chromebook is that the client runs in Chrome, so you can use it anywhere you can use Chrome. You can even use it on an iPad. Fast-forward 10 years, and I am trying to eliminate as many Google things as possible. Unfortunately, I can’t eliminate Google Chrome if one of my main workflows depends on it.
In late August, I was reading something and saw a reference to Parsec. Parsec does something very similar but advertises itself as being performant enough for gaming. To host a session, you must run Windows 10, 11, or 16 with at least a Core i5 CPU and 4 GB of DDR3 RAM or macOS 10.15. Its dependence on H.264 encoding also means it has some GPU requirements. You can’t host a session using Linux, but you can connect to a session using it, though. They also have an Android client application, but unfortunately, they don’t have an iPad application. Earlier this year, they eliminated support for 32-bit Windows and earlier macOS versions.
It doesn’t feel like Parsec is a perfect one-for-one replacement for Chrome Remote Desktop (at least how I use it). It might be the best I can hope for, though. I hope that they manage to put out an iPad app someday.
https://jws.news/2024/is-parsec-a-good-alternative-to-chrome-remote-desktop/
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I read about Parsec (https://parsec.app) last night, and now I'm thinking about trying it as an alternative to Chrome Remote Desktop (https://remotedesktop.google.com).
#Parsec #RemoteDesktop #Chrome -
I read about Parsec (https://parsec.app) last night, and now I'm thinking about trying it as an alternative to Chrome Remote Desktop (https://remotedesktop.google.com).
#Parsec #RemoteDesktop #Chrome -
I read about Parsec (https://parsec.app) last night, and now I'm thinking about trying it as an alternative to Chrome Remote Desktop (https://remotedesktop.google.com).
#Parsec #RemoteDesktop #Chrome -
I read about Parsec (https://parsec.app) last night, and now I'm thinking about trying it as an alternative to Chrome Remote Desktop (https://remotedesktop.google.com).
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Context free grammars (CFG) are better than parsing expression grammars (PEG), because CFGs represent how we think.
Parser combinators are similar to PEGs, so they are worse than CFGs, too.
So, don't use Rust libraries
nom,combine. Uselalrpop.Don't use Haskell libraries
parsec,gigaparsec,attoparsec,megaparsec,trifecta. UseEarley,happy.See more detailed story in my new article https://safinaskar.writeas.com/this-is-why-you-should-never-use-parser-combinators-and-peg .
The story also includes some cases, where PEG and parser combinators may still be useful. Also, the article gives links to my Haskell parsing libraries.
#haskell #rust #parsing #parse #cfg #peg #combinators #parsercombinators #parsingcombinators #nom #combine #lalrpop #parsec #earley #happy
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Context free grammars (CFG) are better than parsing expression grammars (PEG), because CFGs represent how we think.
Parser combinators are similar to PEGs, so they are worse than CFGs, too.
So, don't use Rust libraries
nom,combine. Uselalrpop.Don't use Haskell libraries
parsec,gigaparsec,attoparsec,megaparsec,trifecta. UseEarley,happy.See more detailed story in my new article https://safinaskar.writeas.com/this-is-why-you-should-never-use-parser-combinators-and-peg .
The story also includes some cases, where PEG and parser combinators may still be useful. Also, the article gives links to my Haskell parsing libraries.
#haskell #rust #parsing #parse #cfg #peg #combinators #parsercombinators #parsingcombinators #nom #combine #lalrpop #parsec #earley #happy
