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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
No, you can always switch back to Xorg on the login screen (at the bottom right). Wayland support is getting really good these days, I'd recommend giving it a try before going back to Xorg if needed. This release is no different than a
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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
Maybe cost-effective compared to running SQL Server on Windows?
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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
XWayland support on NVIDIA should be coming later this year: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NVIDIA-G... Additionally, NVIDIA seems to be putting a lot of effort into overall Wayland support (yay!):
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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
This is likely due to low stock of AMD laptops in general (they sell like hot cakes). Once stock availability is improved, I would expect to see more in-store stock.
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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
I agree, this post doesn't address any of the real feedback. I'm a fan of Signal, and I think a crypto wallet inside Signal could work, but it should: - Not be MobileCoin or any small-cap coin - Support Bitcoin/Litecoin/
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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
A big issue I see with this is that having custom classes (the whole extensibility point), at least in TypeScript (without re-declaring them).
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by CraftThatBlock 5y ago
I think the original statement that it was "unlikely" was correct, the effort put into this project has been incredibly impressive. As another poster has said, there's still a long ways to go for support.
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
RUD was <1km, likely around 100-250m (speculation) from the flash in stream. Debris probably at most a 1km radius around, and this is land they bought and will clean up (obviously).
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
I agree, but branding for bills is an important part. For example, "The Patriot Act" sounds better than "Spying on Citizens Act"
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
You can still block those blobs, as they too are loaded by URL.
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
I don't see this as a large tradeoff. Taking from your example and modifying to follow good practices: const launch = initializeLaunch(/* ... */); const App = () => { // ... return
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
A global initializeLaunch is a deal breaker. Services should be passed a provider (similar to Redux). Having state stored globally can cause many issues: - Testing is harder, as the state can be shared - Having sub-stores is impossible - Ha
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
The 4950X doesn't exist, do you mean 3950X? I'm definitely very excited for RDNA 3. I think AMD's GPU momentum is just starting, similar to the 1000s series.
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
Estimates I could find put it around 30-170Mbps, but the top end (speedtest.net average) of Canada is >150Mbps, which isn't actually common (living in/near large city). Average likely around 30-60 Mbps from experience.
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
This is a great point - I'll likely make a follow up post regarding this. I've never seen the autoStash option (it's not even on the git-stash man pages/documentation), and definitely very useful. Edit: I've added a
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Become a Git Stash Pro(cretezy.com)
1 points by CraftThatBlock 6y ago|2 comments
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
This is a great move forward, but compared to GitHub, this is still very high. Free -> 9$/m -> 49$/m seems like a much more reasonable pricing. I'm sure more users would pay if fhe price is better.
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
Cue https://killedbygoogle.com comments...
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
NVIDIA Broadcast is only available on Windows (but free and works very well if you have a RTX card). Use it if available! If using Discord, Krisp is built-in. On Windows/Mac, you can also install Krisp standalone. On Linux, I would rec
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
For me, I think having an option to start when I login would be great (similar to NVIDIA Broadcast on Windows). This would solve my biggest issue that when turning on and switching my input to it, other programs sometimes need to be restart
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
Most malware is likely more popular than the majority of apps this affects. - Malware can be signed - Popularity != trustworthiness - Software "trustworthiness" shouldn't be depended on. Strong sandboxing avoids malware
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
An open-source project (from myself) doing the same with WebSockets: https://github.com/Cretezy/dSock
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
Long fully-random passwords in a password manager is what I recommend to friends and family. Using 32 alpha-numeric is what I use by default, with exceptions when other requirements are needed (symbols, etc). This ensures compatibility with
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
Not really (at least yet, I think). This simply bundles the Deno binary and the script (I think the pre-compiled, as in TypeScript -> JavaScript, then possibly as pre-compiled AST). This is why the output binary size is the original Deno
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
June 30, 2020 is in the past? Did they mean 2021?
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React Query and Axios for Authentication(cretezy.com)
1 points by CraftThatBlock 6y ago|0 comments
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
It's very easy to perform very well on a specific benchmark when there's dedicated hardware for this. I'm not saying this isn't good, it's great for people editing, but this isn't a general indicator of perform
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
I've stayed clear of WTFPL because it's not an approved license ( https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical ), even though it does fit it's requirements. Using a more established license also usually co
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
When I release open-source software, I usually release it under MIT. I don't think my projects are as essential as a kernel where the GPL would shine, and I also don't want to hinder companies from using my software. BSD is fairly
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by CraftThatBlock 6y ago
Yes! You can find my email on my profile

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