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by 0xTJ 1y ago
From the post to which I replied: "If you want to use it commercially, pay for it.". I am replying to them talking about a license that prevent commercial use.
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
If it can't be used commercially, then that's not an open-source license. If you choose to license your work that way, that's your choice, but you're not making something open-source.
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
I always choose permissive licenses for personal project, and I often avoid depending on other projects that aren't permissive. If I want to know that, if I need to, I can grab the code and change something. And I want others to be abl
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
I also got 18/20, I was confident on most of them, blinking I found "reset" my vision and made it easier. This was on my relatively comfortable (not too bright) monitor.
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
I'm on Wayland, and get very different results between Firefox and Chromium. On the former, it's white with yellow eyes and mouth, while on the latter the face is yellowish, with whites in the eyes, and red pupils and mouth.
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
Good. They're pushing overpriced low-quality junk. If you want to buy from Temu but want a better chance at reasonable prices, shop AliExpress.
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
The W65C265S is a delightful chip, and I highly encourage anyone curious about playing with 8-bit (/16-bit)processors to pick up board like the ...SXB mentioned here. I do wish that WDC's tools were more open and less Windows-spec
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by 0xTJ 1y ago
I've never programmed in a Lisp, but I'd love to learn, it feels like one of those languages like Perl that are just good to know. I do have a job where getting better with SKILL would be useful.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Reading this from somewhere that "engineer" is a protected title (Canada), this is a weird read.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Yes. That's how it works. They're called taxes.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
I haven't gone to that site in a long time, but back when I did work that was related to its content, it was somewhere between useless and actively bad. From reading this thread, it seems to have improved since, but it has a tarnished
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
I'm not surprised to see w3schools.com up there. I haven't come across it recently because of shifts in what I do, but it used to come up so often when I was looking for coding documentation. It was almost always useless.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
I (panic-)picked up a decent-quality but not overly professional podcaster-type mic ahead of my online Master's thesis defense, and now use it as my exclusive audio input method for Zoom and Teams calls. I have earbuds wired to its mon
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Then the Republican party should have lost as soon as they chose Trump. He's not stable or electable. The US already had 4 years of him, and he was transparent about how he intended to run the country. Those who voted Republic knew wha
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Anyone who voted Republican knew who they were voting for. This isn't even like last time, they had 4 years of Trump, they can't claim ignorance of what he is. Trump winning the Republican leadership should have meant the GOP thro
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
And everyone has a right to be excessively rude towards customer service employees. That doesn't mean that it's considered acceptable, or that others shouldn't be critical of people who do that.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
This isn't even remotely relevant to this discussion. Being convicted of a crime is not the same as expressing critical opinions.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Voice input while driving isn't an accessibility reason, but it's an important safety feature. Unfortunately Google's Assistant has only gotten worse, nearing uselessness in anything but setting driving directions.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
In Canada, there's a big push for buying Canadian given the Trump trade war, and especially avoiding products from the US. A kitchen store I went into over the weekend had little red maple leaf stamps on the price tags of Canadian pr
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Ah yes, overseas, as in partially across the Gulf of Mexico.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Very excited to see 6.14 hit Arch! Hanging around sleep (with symptoms that sound like what's described in the write-up) has been the one persistent occasional issue, so I'm hoping that this fixes what I'm seeing.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
When I had a DS Lite when I was younger, it was annoying to me that I couldn't connect to the Wi-Fi at home. (IIRC) It only had WEP, instead of WPA(2?).
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
I'm a bit confused about why the Master's degree is set before "reading papers". I had to do a whole lot of reading (and be at least involved in the writing of) papers in the research of my Master's.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
That isn't a C feature, it's a feature of GCC and other compilers. While I have used (and horribly overused) `cleanup` in personal projects, it's not a replacement for a feature being in the standard.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
The HDMI source, not the HDMI sink, provides the power at 5 V. As far as I know, every Chromecast required an external power connection.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
I don't see the problem with low-effort. It's clear and concise, while also having more character when just an un-styled word mark. This is a technology used by people who already know what it is, I would be far more annoyed with
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Seems like a neat idea, but too bad that the demo it doesn't work on Firefox.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
From the title, I was expecting more in terms of technical details on the early kernel (assuming Linux) process itself. Instead this is part of a tutorial series for developers using Yocto, showing how to set up build scripts.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
Even if it's for that, it's infuriating, and a terrible pattern. Just as I expect CTRL+click to open in a new tab, there are some interactions that should be left alone; it's annoying to me that they even can be overridden.
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by 0xTJ 2y ago
There isn't any indication here one way or the other, but some the unique IDs of some devices (Microchip unique MAC chips) are documented as being programmed as a wafer, before being diced (as justification for them not being in serial

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