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by 112233 2y ago
Touchbar is very fun to use, that alone makes it a great feature (thanks to mountains of work done to get amazing integration across system and many apps) It's sad to see all that work going to bin. Did you know that you can get touchb
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by 112233 2y ago
quibble quibble: PiHole does not give you anything when going from uBo to uBo lite (edit: which is the scenario covered in the article), because e.g. CNAME decloaking was never available on Chrome! Conversely, adding PiHole helps even if yo
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by 112233 2y ago
Exactly. Thank you for taking the time and elaborating on the difference for those, who may be confused about it. Now compare to the article: "chrome users are forced to use less capable UbO lite. Enter PiHole!" So, basically, PiH
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by 112233 2y ago
Why is PiHole even mentioned as alternative to UbO? It is not a comparable thing! There is SO MUCH stuff you cannot do without access to the page contents. cookies. tracking parameters. "pixels". javascript. etc etc
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by 112233 2y ago
In his youtube video he mentions price — these are old used projectors sold off at really cheap prices. Same with the TV.
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by 112233 2y ago
Aw, give him a break. Neither do OLED tv reviews, but I do not see everyone piling on them "well, technically the contrast isn't inf because the screen is scattering the ambient light" Have you seen those samsung qdoleds? In
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by 112233 2y ago
Huh? You do understand that Firefox is just a single executive decision away from becoming a chromium skin? In order to forward-think, proper-size and upward-achieve , so that limited funds can be utilized with most impact etc.?
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by 112233 2y ago
have you tried their "books"? you cannot search by almost anything! Extra-strangely, selecting book language is macos-only feature! Does anyone even maintain it?
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by 112233 2y ago
Git is a good tool for tracking changes if your primary job is tracking changes. It is terrible tool if you care about tracking changes because you need your work done. There is no encapsulation and the cognitive load and amount of moving p
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by 112233 2y ago
No, it's like plumber complaining about filling tax return forms. In the middle of joining pipes. (And I will bother belaboring your analogy. For the benefit of others reading it.) As you say, it is not unique to git. Bug trackers, sys
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by 112233 2y ago
Training won't help: you need to be fighting wild git beasts almost daily, otherwise it all evaporates. Any modern dev work takes up 500% of your brain already. You pull, push, commit and stash all the time and it becomes second natur
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by 112233 2y ago
They had viewfinders for their cameras that lacked viewfinders before, e.g.: https://www.sigmaphoto.com/dp1-quattro-compact-digital-camer...
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by 112233 2y ago
I think I'll pass this time. Merrill DP2 is still my favorite camera, maybe when (if) they release their next Foveon sensor camera in a few years it will be tempting. But judging by the design trajectory, it will be shaped like a tetra
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by 112233 2y ago
Thank you for the correction! Indeed, the "magic malloc" part (P0593R6, a heroic effort by the way) looks to have gone in earlier into C++20. As you say, no sane compiler was affected by that change, the committee like a boss went
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by 112233 2y ago
What is the current legal status of eBPF? It used to be that loading any non-trivial eBPF into kernel involved GPL-only stuff, and both the eBPF program and the program that used it had to be GPL.
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I am sorry if my "something fishy" didn't come across clearly enough. It does not have to be a nazi conspiracy for something to make no sense and look really suspicious. I mean, hey, I paid for and registered all rights to th
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by 112233 2y ago
That logo thing is super fishy. According to https://lists.boost.org/Archives/boost/2024/07/257143.php It cost $12000 to design professionally, yet it was dropped from the site after staying there only t
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by 112233 2y ago
I do not know what prompted you to write this remark, but I can assure that working long time on a C++ codebase and trying to keep up with the changes in the language can indeed result in a lasting mental damage.
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by 112233 2y ago
> So? The Linux kernel has freely relied on GCC-specific features for decades That is unironically admirable. Either they have their man on GCC team, or have been fantastically lucky. In the same decades there have been numerous GCC exte
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by 112233 2y ago
Yes, Flux Ultra is great, too bad they do not allow to access the "raw" mode. Here is me trying (and finally succeeding) to persuade Le Chat to generate image using filename as a prompt... https://chat.mistral.ai/c
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by 112233 2y ago
And -fno-exceptions, while being de-facto standard e.g. in gamedev, still is not standard C++ (just look how much STL stuff in n4950.pdf is specified as throwing, most of those required for freestanding too (16.4.2.5)). And you cannot just
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by 112233 2y ago
Not what they can, what they MUST as required by law. Assuming US, see DTA aka CALEA - at any time little green men with a warrant can ask for tranparrent packet capture of ISP client's traffic. Also, in many places (Europa) there is c
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by 112233 2y ago
If this was sarcasm and I missed it, I apologize. Because, how do you use it? How do you add debug printing to try and understand where the bug is? How do you debug even anything? Like, suppose your concept has a composite requires stateme
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by 112233 2y ago
How do you propose I update my distro (fedora) and just don't update text editor? Are you in a habit of bringing a chroot with known good versions of your tools to every computer you ssh into? Like, I'd really want to have that. M
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by 112233 2y ago
Neovim sounded like a good idea, so I switched, too. Then after an update, it broke mouse selection in terminal, by turning on some crazy option by default. I still have to search how to disable it each time. Ok, things like that happen. Th
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by 112233 2y ago
Approach to the project maintenance really seems to be a significant difference, thank you. It would not account for most of the early attacks (when systemd was not adopted so wildly yet), nor the types of arguments ("unix philosophy&q
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by 112233 2y ago
Great, a public bug tracker!</s> If seriously, can someone explain to me the difference in attitude towards systemd and linux kernel? Almost all arguments against systemd stay valid, when applied to linux kernel, but I don't
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by 112233 2y ago
This is an excellent thing to have with a very narrow usage (e.g. journalism) I do not see this getting into consumer phone images, screenshots or such things. Also, c2pa as done by Adobe simply records signed list of what AI tools were us
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by 112233 2y ago
Yeah, framing is the key. Put LLM in autocomplete, and it is "oh wow this thing reads my mind". Present it as an expert counselor and "this stupid bot does not know we have no bridge in our city" or something.
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I am surprised the artist/handcraft community has not yet agreed on a way to signal that, given the strong sentiment. It totally would make sense in, e.g. art or photography (or, strangely, crocheting) circles to show that this image o

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