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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
> I'm putting those who offer criticism of the community at large in a position to justify why they're surprised by the outcome. I'm not surprised. I'm disappointed. > If you expect the community who uses your soft
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
I feel really sorry for the developer. I've only been a casual observer, but from my view point the community's reaction was... not great, to put it lightly. I get that a lot of us are tired of 'AI' being shoved down our
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
I am not surprised. This worked out fairly well for them in the past. While I dislike this personally - I'd rather have competing chips on the best node - I don't think this violates any moral principles. I do wonder if there is a
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
That is certainly the case, but seems to be perfectly legal. This scheme is implemented by a number of companies, but most charge only €2/mo or so.
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
You actually can pay Meta €9.99/month for ad-free Facebook+Instagram in the EU. I would hope this also causes them to track and use much less PII, but I couldn't find anything substantiating that.
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
As someone who has used react-router before and is currently evaluating Remix for a different project, I didn't realize just how thin that layer has become. I suppose there's a ton of features in react-router I never touched. From
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
The same project has an application called Gum which exposes primitives from their UI framework via a single CLI binary. It's intended to be used from a normal bash script and I've found it really quite pleasant to use. For exampl
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
I have also ended up with Home-Manager. It's an extremely powerful tool that I am unlikely to replace in the next ten or so years, but you also need to learn a whole programming language (Nix) plus a DSL (the NixOS module system) to ge
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by Cu3PO42 2y ago
Not just EU companies. Also EU customers. I cannot use my cards in a Card-Not-Present transaction that does not support 3D Secure. This obviously isn't a concern for them yet since they only ship to the US, but it might become one. In
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
The problem is that in a sense it is just some random Qt/Gtk window. I have recently written my own PolKit agent. It runs purely in userspace without any special privileges. An attacker could kill your legitimate PolKit agent, regist
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
Not in its own. You also need a different boot loader. The author has an implementation called Quibble [0] that also supports btrfs. [0] https://github.com/maharmstone/quibble
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
I'd argue ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD) is superior still because it is much more difficult to confuse for etiher DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY.
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
This isn't wrong, but somewhat orthogonal. Yes, I "published" it on our package registry, but it wasn't public. Access was still scoped to the team developing the application I was speaking about.
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
There are real, tangible benefits to monorepos. And real, tangible downsides, too. Like everything else, it's a tradeoff. I'm sure people advocating for them have brought up some benefits. But in case they haven't, here'
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
It depends. If the dependency is in nixpkgs (Nix' own package repository), someone will have done the work of figuring out the dependencies properly and you can just use that. If it's not, you can either do that yourself and pin p
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
This is not true. Nix actually solves the problem. If you package with Nix, you'll get the exact same version of Python with the exact same version of dependencies, including the exact same version of system libraries. Your build will
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
My work on AGS, so far, has been mostly focused on adding support for additional features that weren't available before. I implemented the possibility to write your own PolKit agent in AGS and have just recently gotten secure session l
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
Lots of what the article talks about pertains to the difference between a 'full DE' and 'just a WM'. Gnome and KDE fall in the first category. They have a notification system, lockscreens, app launcher, etc by default. H
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
I really like this. In fact, I have an extremely similar home-grown abstraction. I might look into standardizing on this.
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
It can, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you have native dependencies that are just a pain to install. You'll loose Windows compatibility, may have to package some Python packages yourself, have a learning curve for everyone in
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! I love Nix. I really do. I also recognize the onboarding experience is bad at best and terrible at worst. As such I welcome any effort to make it more approachable. I believe the imperative CLI is a great step in tha
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
And it also supports GPU usage monitoring!
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
Hey, I appreciate the reply! > A windows binary that starts a Linux VM in which the container runs. I'm afraid my wording was somewhat ambiguous here. I meant to ask "do you aim to wrap Windows apps in a single Windows binary&q
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
Let me start by saying this looks like a fun project to work on and, honestly, that's reason enough for doing it. As a solution to the problem of app distribution, I do have some concerns, though: How do you deal with resource sharing?
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
> Yep, unfortunately I've not had the time to make it work well on those platforms. I got an initial demo working on MacOS but I'm currently facing the issue that I'm unable to statically compile QEMU on MacOS. How static
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
I have two Samsung Ultrawides, one at home, one at work. They both work perfectly fine with my M2 Max MBP, including at 120Hz. I have connected them directly and via a Lenovo TB4 docking station. No issues either way. One thing you should b
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
I once had a bad cable, which forced a 4k@60 monitor into chroma subsampling. Or rather Windows decided it would rather enable Chroma subsampling than drop resolution or framerate. I immediately noticed there was something wrong. I agree it
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
That's an excellent point. Coincidentally I also have a 15m active fiber optic HDMI cable. If and when this is the last blocker, I'll definitely look at available adapters!
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
What is the hardware I would be replacing here? My TV? I'm not aware of any options with DP support. My GPU? I only just replaced my 3070 Ti with a 7900 XTX because of the open source drivers and much better Linux support. The converte
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
DisplayPort supports HDCP.

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