ChocolateGod

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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
Palestine Action attack police officers (whom are trying to stop them tress-passing) with sledge hammers and destroy state military equipment which has nothing to do with Israel/Gaza. If it was any other political cause, no one would b
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
From a groups homeland, yes. Deporting immigrants whom presence is not a right is not ethnic cleansing.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
You're using the word "literally" very liberally here. Sending migrants back to their home countries is not ethnically cleansing.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
labwc?
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> kernel without PR_SET_NO_NEW_PRIVS So basically no mainstream distro.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
You don't need admin for Flatpak, Podman etc.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
What is Wayland as a protocol missing?
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> None of that matters if you don't have a HDR monitor, only have one monitor, and when absolute basics of window management are somehow broken under KDE Wayland So you think we should have one protocol for people who have HDR etc a
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> Hopefully xlibre will be adding that in. You will also need toolkits/games to add support for any additional protocol, which I doubt they will. > It's not entirely clear what you're talking about with the third Zero-c
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
HDR, VRR, Mixed refresh rate/DPI displays, Zero-copy video acceleration, support for tiled GPUs Yeh... we should totally keep to X11.... especially when toolkits start to drop support.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> So far, AnyLinux-Appimages seem to be a mature solution with great support from the developers, in case anyone lands here for packaging applications to run on older distros. The Linux ecosystem already settled on containers to solve th
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> "Patches welcome" is not any kind of welcome. It's basically a euphemism for "fuck off Yeh, this line is very common in that project that rhymes with chrome. Meanwhile contributed features get stuck at "needs d
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> This wasn't even a serious project but an example of malicious virtue signaling with a long-term plan for sort of hostile takeover. People involved just took the original code and replaced every GIMP occurrence with Glimpse I reca
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
I remember the (now deleted) Gitlab issue on the GIMP project that called on for the name to change, it certainly wasn't friendly.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> Before the weird sex stuff, "gimp" was an insulting term for a crippled person. The fact that it's so long out of common use for that purpose that a lot of folks don't realize that is perhaps an argument for not tak
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
That's the thing, they didn't take any GIMP contributors. Everyone that was behind Glimpse was third party to the GIMP project.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
Binder predates Dbus and uses less memory than Dbus, which is important in memory constrained devices. > Worked ok for Nokia! Yeh... No multi-touch, terrible latency. Nokia certainly did well...
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
SurfaceFlinger is not NIH. When Android was being never Wayland was barely a thing and Xorg is inappropriate for embedded.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
The graphics drivers on Android are compiled with Bionic where as most Linux distributions are compiled with glibc. You can't really mix and match them. Desktop linux apps still need to link to the system graphics driver to get hardwar
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
Wayland does not implement a print server or drawing API no.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
How does this work on a technical level? Does it framebuffer grab the current session and inject input events?
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> The details of how to override a ruling against the executive does differ between countries, and also on whether its considered just an interpretation of law or a constitutional question. Both the US and France have a written constitut
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
Xbox One runs everything under HyperV, so any user created code likely doesn't have the hardware access to use this exploit.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
Most people aren't going to pay for an AdBlocker.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> But the cameras on the UK self-checkouts only point at your face Only the one that's shown on the screen. There are other cameras, including ones in the ceiling that look at the entire machine.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> Your ISP proactively shares your web history with the state. Your ISP doesn't even know your web history outside of the domain name if they use SNI sniffing for content blocking. > Roadside CCTV captures your registration plate
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
> This could be solved https://sd-card-images.johang.se/ style: single kernel+rootfs OS image, with the small board-specific bootloader + dtb, which you concatenate to the OS image. This is what NixOS does as well, but i
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
They can still be disabled.
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by ChocolateGod 2mo ago
The US has generally higher wages than Europe and lower taxation rates. Those paid days off are not free.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Wireguard...

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