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by FreeFull 4y ago
It unfortunately doesn't expose the serial ports externally, but it is possible to use an emulated serial mouse. It'd definitely be nice if someone would add in code to give access to the serial ports.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
Unfortunately pretty short
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by FreeFull 4y ago
There already was a GO programming language before Google decided to use the name, too.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
While I agree that hydrogen for electricity generation/storage doesn't really make sense, there are some industries that either can use or must use large amounts of hydrogen for chemical purposes. For example, the production of am
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by FreeFull 4y ago
Clevo NL51MU, 32GB of RAM, 1TB nvme, 1TB SATA SSD, running Arch Linux. If I were to buy a laptop again, I'd probably pick something with a nicer screen, but overall I've been pretty satisfied.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
TinyWM doesn't include an X server implementation, while TinyWL is a full wayland compositor (although most of the heavy lifting is done by wlroots)
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by FreeFull 4y ago
It stopped after the change in ownership, but by then the damage was already done, and sourceforge lost a ton of popularity.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
I recently upgraded from a laptop that also had Kepler + i7 Haswell iGPU, to a laptop with an 11th gen Intel iGPU, and the graphics performance of the new laptop is way better than the old one, even compared to running the proprietary NVidi
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by FreeFull 4y ago
Unless you're on a mobile phone, in which case it redirects you to the JavaScript-laden page anyway.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31jDgwAuIv8 I found this video about fluorinated solvents (Novec™) rather illuminating about the potential dangers of PFAS and related compounds.
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User-Space Consoles, Accelerators in the DRM Subsystem(phoronix.com)
2 points by FreeFull 4y ago|0 comments
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by FreeFull 4y ago
I wonder if another thing that's been holding larger amounts of RAM back is the lack of error correction. Maybe DDR5 will mitigate that problem, although it's still suboptimal that consumer-targetted CPUs don't support ECC.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
The only thing I can think of is that screen diagonals are still measured in inches. Ignoring that, a lot of countries are definitely fully metric with regards to the basic length/weight/time measures
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Wayland Core Protocol Is Tailored Only for Gnome and That’s Not a Good Thing(news.itsfoss.com)
56 points by FreeFull 4y ago|87 comments
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by FreeFull 4y ago
AFAIK, the egg isn't a single cell. The actual embryo connected to the yolk inside is significantly smaller
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by FreeFull 4y ago
I'm guessing they're conflating memory safety with not having memory leaks. Of course, Rust doesn't prevent memory leaks either, although they might be less likely? I'm not sure how often Node.js codebases keep around me
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by FreeFull 4y ago
AFAIK uinput does work just fine with Wayland. I've used sc-controller under Wayland before without any issues, and I believe it makes use of uinput
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by FreeFull 4y ago
At the very least, I would have used an AtomicBool rather than a static mut. See https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/53639 . As a bonus, AtomicBool doesn't require any unsafe code.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
As a collolary, RAM that's not being used by programs still gets used by the OS as a filesystem cache, so it still contributes towards the system feeling snappier.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
The data is confidential, so I'm afraid I can't disclose that. Wouldn't want someone else to successfully decompress it.
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by FreeFull 4y ago
I've compressed all the data I have down to a single bit, but now I can't figure out how to extract it back out.
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86Box: IBM PC System Emulator(86box.net)
3 points by FreeFull 5y ago|0 comments
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by FreeFull 5y ago
Your brother definitely did the right thing, given that "MMS" is actually chlorine dioxide, which is an industrial bleach. Drinking it can seriously damage the digestive system.
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by FreeFull 5y ago
Yeah, I did try it out for a while, a year ago or so. Ended up sticking with sway due to personal preferences, but in general the KDE Wayland session acted the way I expected, and I didn't run into any bugs.
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by FreeFull 5y ago
From what I've seen, it seems to work really well nowadays. AFAIK the Steam Deck even uses the Wayland KDE session for its desktop mode.
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by FreeFull 5y ago
Maybe "fraction" would be suitable.
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by FreeFull 5y ago
I'm sorry, I meant specifically KDE's Wayland compositor. I misremembered, it seems Plasma is more general than just the Wayland session
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by FreeFull 5y ago
If you are using KDE on X11 right now, maybe you should give KDE Plasma a try.
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by FreeFull 5y ago
There is an addon available for Firefox on Android that stops the video from stopping, too, which makes this even easier.
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Bugs You'll Probably Only Have in Rust(gankra.github.io)
2 points by FreeFull 5y ago|0 comments

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