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by Aissen 2y ago
I can hear Jeff's argument (in this very thread), that as a video creator, taking a public stance is an already impactful way to put pressure on the manufacturer. That's leverage enough for him.
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by Aissen 2y ago
It's a component of Asahi Linux. It's integrated and enabled by default if you have the right laptop.
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by Aissen 2y ago
Already a year late, but this one made the rounds: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33504206
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by Aissen 2y ago
I heard it worked even better than git-absorb, is that true?
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by Aissen 2y ago
You can simplify this: git commit --fixup X ; git rebase --interactive --autostash --autosquash X^ If you do that often, an alias might help; I have one for the second command above. You might want to look at git-fixup or git-absorb for aut
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by Aissen 2y ago
Obviously. The article is about the next step, what if they can't legally refuse, what's next?
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Linux Foundation: OSS devs can accept patches from SDNs but never reply(linuxfoundation.org)
1 points by Aissen 2y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
It means you should try to get your 120€/$100 voucher or free battery replacement :-)
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by Aissen 2y ago
Note that Google has publicly announced that the software update would reduce the battery capacity of some devices, at the beginning of the month: > For some devices (“Impacted Devices”), the software update reduces available battery cap
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by Aissen 2y ago
I expected the author to cut the motherboard, not leave it as is (like in many console "trimmings"). It's even better!
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by Aissen 2y ago
Sharing a small tip I discovered recently: Android 12 introduced the ability for third party apps to do background updates of apps they installed (or last updated). This should be usable by F-Droid, but is not yet to update itself(!) becaus
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by Aissen 2y ago
This article might already be outdated, the controversial session has been cancelled: it disappeared from the schedule with no other message from FOSDEM.
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by Aissen 2y ago
A nice reminder by Jan (who is not defending the selection committee) https://social.wildeboer.net/@jwildeboer/113862181623385975 (Drew's latest posts has similar reminders)
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GitHub Linux ARM64 hosted runners now available for free in public repositories(github.blog)
181 points by Aissen 2y ago|52 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
> - No mention of[…] Java support. Lack of Java would shut out a big mass of existing SW
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by Aissen 2y ago
I wished we used the node names, like TSMC N4/N4P/N4X, because nanometers are meaningless.
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by Aissen 2y ago
I, for one, welcome this repost of a very interesting technical article that I had missed, and arguably did not get the audience it deserved 8 months ago.
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Be Aware of the Makefile Effect(blog.yossarian.net)
9 points by Aissen 2y ago|1 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
You might also want floooh's remix which has a nicer UI, with the ability to see instructions evaluated, modify memory, assemble/disassemble code, view traces, etc. Visual 6502 remix: https://floooh.github.io/visua
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by Aissen 2y ago
At first, I thought it was just a clicker; then it reminded me of the game "Don't Move" https://store.steampowered.com/app/334350/Dont_Move/ which is a very short experiment on what is a game.
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by Aissen 2y ago
It's specifically because Akamai wants to preserve its reputation amongst enterprise customers paying $$$ that it's giving such a big delay. And I can predict it won't be enough for many.
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38c3: The leaked HDCP master key [video](media.ccc.de)
5 points by Aissen 2y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
You tend to use the web platform for maximum portability, even for people not having high-end devices. If you only need to target people with a higher-density screen, then of course my comment is moot. I posit that it will still be a proble
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by Aissen 2y ago
I'm afraid that until browsers provide APIs to help render fonts with sub-pixel rendering (note: that would add fingerprinting bits), canvas-based UI rendering libraries will always have a big disadvantage (vs DOM-based) on all but the
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by Aissen 2y ago
I did try: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42443705
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Fish-shell 4.0b1, now in Rust(fishshell.com)
11 points by Aissen 2y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 2y ago
Because of mass-market economics, it makes (almost) no difference to the vendor whether the TV is smart or not. So just buy a smart-TV and don't connect it to the internet. It's that simple. Oh, and also, don't forget to live
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by Aissen 2y ago
Yes and no. Part of it is public, just not the "best" part: https://www.sqlite.org/testing.html
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by Aissen 2y ago
> Try explaining to your mother how to disable SecureBoot to install Ubuntu Good news: you don't need to!
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by Aissen 2y ago
I think it is, but the article really is about giving more context around what happened, and how it impacted the industry.

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