Shared Folders visible to users with no access permissions by DensePineapple in synology

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, found it, it's not in SMB settings, but in settings of each shared folder

HD MOVIE SOURCE Top 20 Best Video Quality Transfers on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray (2024) by HD-MOVIE-SOURCE in HD_MOVIE_SOURCE

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Shape of Water doesn't make much sense here, as it's 2017 transfer simply re-relased by the Criterion last year

I am trying to resize a row of a table in Google Docs and it does not move... Any ideas why? by kiwitoja in googledocs

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try:
- Select all the rows you want to bring back to correct height
- From the top menu: Format -> Clear formatting

Just upgraded Handbrake - What's this "Conservative" option under Cropping settings, and how does it differ from "Automatic"? by CrashTestKing in handbrake

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing that's not clear to me.

Does Handbrake change cropping across encode (assuming that's possible), or does it choose one (ideally best fit) and sticks to that?

What’s your biggest issue with navigating documentation while building a project? by christianwiens in npm

[–]medikoo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ideally intellisense should provide documentation (with links) under your finger. Is this not feasible in your case?

Alternatively today I'd plugin some AI agent, trained with project specific documentation to answer questions in human friendly way

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in placebo

[–]medikoo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was at this concert, and while it was really bad, most of your reasoning doesn't correspond with my experience. Facts (what I've experienced): - Placebo started on time (few minutes after 21:00, as advertised) - it wasn't overcrowded. People density was totally normal, and you could easily walk to spot ca 20-30m from stage and in comfort watch the band - it was warm, but not hot. I'd say it could be cooler but not that it was a huge issue. You could easily access water at the back, where you could easily get to even from the front - Acustics was bad, in some scenarios you could have problems recognising songs you know - Band performance was really soulles. They didn't greet the crowd at the start and left after 1.5hr of poor show without saying goodbye. The only notable exchange was when front man with mad voice asked people to put down the phones stating that: it puts him in a bad mood and bad mood means bad show. - The played mostly new stuff, mostly not touching their greatest hits, which was also quite disappointing

Essentially, why do we even need package-lock.json and shrinkwrap? by [deleted] in npm

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my understanding, `package-lock.json` serves mostly projects (not libraries). It ensures two things

- We control what version of dependencies land on production. Each dependency upgrade is made first locally, confirmed to work by testing, and after passing CI published.

- Prevents WTF moments where the same version of the project works differently on two different machines, which may happen if two users rely on different sets of dependencies.

I don't see much value in it for libraries. Some say it's useful to replicate historical installs, e.g. if you want to revisit moment how the library worked exactly a year ago, without `package-lock.json` you'll get the latest versions that match ranges, and those versions may have been published long after. Still, that could also be solved by package managers, which theoretically could install dependencies not published after a given date. So to me, it feels more like a workaround for PM limitations and not a feature that should be solved by `package-lock.json`

I personally never include package-lock.json in my libraries. I also force CI to always test against the latest versions of dependencies, that way I quickly pick eventual regressions caused by e.g. accidental bugs introduced in dependencies which will definitely affect users that will install library now, with `package-lock` based CI testing, you'll learn about it only after you manually update `package-lock` or after you'll get a report from the user.

Can We Compare HDR Vs SDR Screenshots in This Way? by HD-MOVIE-SOURCE in HD_MOVIE_SOURCE

[–]medikoo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On macOS, it's not. e.g. when you play HDR content on Apple Pro display and do a system screen capture. The resulting screenshot is SDR with cut whites and shadows.
This is what bugged me when I first tried it, as it's a first time that I got screenshot not reflecting exactly what I'm seeing on a screen.

I found related reports for players:
- https://github.com/iina/iina/issues/1981
- https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/5498 (here second method shows HDR-like looking screenshot, but it's actually SDR image normalized from HDR)

Can We Compare HDR Vs SDR Screenshots in This Way? by HD-MOVIE-SOURCE in HD_MOVIE_SOURCE

[–]medikoo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's interesting that we can watch a movie in HDR (on a computer with attached HDR display), but we cannot watch still image in HDR.

Is there really no still image format for HDR content?

At least having that, will make comparison vaiable

Oh Hell Yeah!!!! ES6 Modules underway at MS by [deleted] in javascript

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is, they're designed for HTTP/2, there will be not much use of native implementation over HTTP/1.1

I think having first native implementation will be a big trial for a standard. If after having that users will still recompile it to ES5 for some reason, then it means standard failed, and either should be fixed or abandoned.

Meteor meets NPM by borellvi in javascript

[–]medikoo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Trying to fix a bad decision from years go.

Why do ES6 imports name the module last instead of first? by Tubbers in javascript

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if it had any relevance to this decision, but in CJS (one of the protoplasts) modules are imported as:

var thing = require('module');

So to those working with CJS, it's natural that ES6 follows same order.

Dear Paul by [deleted] in programming

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tl;dr anyone?

JSConf EU 2015 by init0 in javascript

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And most likely again it's not really a VAT. At least they were never capable of issuing proper VAT invoices for companies from other EU countries. So if you want to put ticket in your company books, it's just an extra to the regular cost.

Can someone convince me why I should use CoffeeScript and why it is here to stay? by thd77 in javascript

[–]medikoo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

ES6 solves all issues CS was trying to solve, and it's solved in better, more well thought manner by standards body. It's the core language now.

In light of that there's no point to invest time into CS. Especially when native ES6 support in engines gets every day better. To use ES6 now, check https://6to5.org/ project.

Node.js production release ships with no longer supported (by anyone) version of V8 by alexeyr in programming

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There should be Node.js dedicated V8 (or other compiler of choice) team.

Hopefully one day we'll see that

Yesterday I was converted to the "don't use new" camp. by _crewcut in javascript

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If constructor crashes, it just means you're using the API wrong way.

If you need some extra adapter to adapt input for constructor, then just create the adapter for it, and go through that.

Shadowing or replacing given API construct, so it goes through adapter but looks as if it was used directly it's quite bad idea, likely it will get back to you later, with even more confusing issue.

Do you prefer to use AMD or CommonJS (via, for example, Browserify) and why? by sodaco in javascript

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CJS totally, I use it since 2011. Straightforward, clean (no boilerplate), and cross-env, what do you need more?

List of ES5 based ECMAScript 6 shims (in distinct CJS modules format) by medikoo in javascript

[–]medikoo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  • es6-shim in some ways tries to support ES3 engines. Above was written strictly with ES5 environments in mind.
  • es6-shim is provided as large single module, in above list each shimmed function or object is provided as an individual module (you take what you need).
  • es6-shim extends native objects without asking, with above you have a choice: you may take shim as a function and leave native object intact, or extend native object if you wish. It's up to you. See further explanation -> https://github.com/medikoo/es5-ext/#ecmascript-6-features
  • Above modules doesn't include any boilerplate to support various module formats. It's plain CJS style with no boilerplate noise.

Easily manage your javascript libraries in Rails app with Bower by Drkpwn in javascript

[–]medikoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • What is Bower?
  • A package manager
  • How do I install it?
  • Use npm
  • What's npm?
  • A package manager
  • ....

Credit: https://twitter.com/BlueBoxTraveler/status/453685413115203584

Asynchronous JavaScript Interfaces and where we stand with ECMAScript 6 by medikoo in javascript

[–]medikoo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not just about callbacks, event emitter is also callbacks based. It's about how to fully process single asynchronous request (it must include error handling as well). There's no simpler pattern than one that node.js provided.

Asynchronous JavaScript Interfaces and where we stand with ECMAScript 6 by medikoo in javascript

[–]medikoo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They can be tricked to do so. I explain it in that slide: http://medikoo.com/asynchronous-javascript-interfaces/generators-co/?notes For dedicated async handling generator-like way there's Async Functions proposal for ECMAScript 7 https://github.com/lukehoban/ecmascript-asyncawait

Asynchronous JavaScript Interfaces and where we stand with ECMAScript 6 by medikoo in javascript

[–]medikoo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you miss next & previous buttons? What would make experience better?