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by 0x457 1y ago
> arch doesn't officially support ARM Doesn't really mean much to Valve as SteamOS vendor: - linux kernel supports aarch64 just fine - user space supports aarach64 just as fine - Valve provides runtime for games (be it via prot
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by 0x457 1y ago
Have WE tried using caching?
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, no? This is A-POC it was inspired by: https://www.moma.org/collection/works/100361 and I'm pretty sure this is where that meaning you are referring to originated from.
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> yet you don't see much complaining about the latter. I see that a lot. It just needs people from not the US, but from Americas in comments. Suddenly there are people that are complaining about it.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Back in the day, it was better to upscale netflix's 720p to 1080p than to stream 1080p.
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> 6GHz barely makes it through a concrete wall, so you're only receiving your own AP, so you have the whole bandwith mostly to yourself. 6GHz barely makes it thought a piece of paper. I live in dense downtown area of Los Angeles and
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by 0x457 1y ago
https://github.com/minio/object-browser/issues/3546
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> Oh then like I don’t even see the problem. That said I think like a direct notification through email or something is probably better than random blog post, but I digress: How would they know your email if you are using minio-oss? Blog
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by 0x457 1y ago
Pretty sure you can expand it full-screen there.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Sure, it won't be used a lot, but some applications will. Including application that lets you wrap any other application like https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Bubblewrap
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by 0x457 1y ago
> If you have to take care of your sick grandmother, you don't need to feel addressed. That's not what am I saying at all. Unless you have Stockholm syndrome about your job, it's very hard to find a well paying job that yo
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by 0x457 1y ago
I have every thread device I own in both Apple Home and Google Home and it seems to be just working fine? I even remember adding some devices to google and some to apple and then sharing between them. I have border routers from both tho, ma
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> Like how devoid of curiosity do you have to be to do something half your waking life that you don't appreciate if you're very likely someone who has the freedom to choose? Do you understand work-life balance? I get paid to do
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A bit harsh off a single post. I like solving problems, not just software engineering problems and I like writing code as a hobby, but I went to this job field only due to high salary and benefits. In fact, I usually hate writing code at da
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by 0x457 1y ago
I'm pretty sure "all the Thread devices I have been interested in will only accept their own manufacturers' thread border router." that device won't get thread/matter certified. Are you sure this isn't a c
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by 0x457 1y ago
> What if it's leaking CO into your house, what if it gets dangerously hot and causes a fire? Furnaces have multiple checks when they turned on, even on the dumbest furnaces. There are multiple safety mechanisms preventing it from g
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by 0x457 1y ago
Matter is that. However, version support varies by controller: some type of devices supported in one, but not in another. Multi-admin is supported, so that's good.
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Vulnerable to byzantine fault.
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Some stakes couldn't start counting mail-in ballots before the election day. That slowed down counting a lot.
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Yes, sorry, it wasn't clear. I meant this quote has nothing in common with this situation we're talking about. > has to contend with that reputational damage if they don't take steps to prevent this sort of thing before it
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Snow Leopard is probably the most loved released. I like Tahoe though. > I’m seriously considering only using a phone as my personal computing device now that Android takes convergence semi seriously. Not really. Google, in fact, very op
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Yeah, lifetime in structs are PITA. However, IMO using them is "the right choice" only in certain situations where performance hit from not using it is too much. I get why serde uses it, but notice who those don't get exposed
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by 0x457 1y ago
Depends on your definition of good. I think Swift (and even ObjC) is perfect for AppKit & UIKit. I think those frameworks are pretty good and I like using them. Languages have great integration, Swift literally made around them. Those t
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by 0x457 1y ago
Rust will also prevent you from sharing the unsharable between threads.
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> Case in point, my first read on lifetimes just left me confused. So I used Rc<> everywhere and made a perfectly functional program. Curious, did you run into lifetime issues or just started wrapping everything in Rc<> after
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> I'm going to have to look into home-manager It's amazing, I have the same terminal environment in WLS2, macOS and linux. NeoVim with all of its native dependencies, all k8s tools, etc. Sometimes I run it issues something not
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by 0x457 1y ago
No? Developers had access to _developer_ preview builds on macOS to test their apps. Those builds are meant for this.
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When you use linux as desktop, sometimes you get into a customization-hole and make everything "just right" because on linux everything is customizable. Then you switch to macOS or Windows or even (not your) linux setup and hate i
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Vendor did help...marked function as private. I view this specific incident as another argument against electron, so I'm biased.
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My limited experience: 2.4Ghz is pretty much only used by IoT, you generally don't care about channel width there. When your client device (laptop, phone) downgrades to 2.4Ghz it might as well disconnect because it's unusable. 5Gh

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