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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
The root cause is that argv isn't a first-class citizen like on linux, but an abstraction. The kernel only cares about a single string argument. If you use main instead of WinMain, the CRT will transform the single string into an argv
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Posix makefiles don't support spaces in dependency names. Not sure about gmake. Cmake doesn't support semicolons, because everything in cmake is a string, and ; is the list item separator. PATH is separated by colons, so you can&#
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
No, they didn't. How did this make it to the front page?
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Gtk and qt are both LGPL. If I had to guess I assume the problem is C++.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
AWT has hardcoded special treatment for WMs which call themselves "LG3D". Which is why [1] exists. Update: found the JDK code [2] [1] https://tools.suckless.org/x/wmname/ [2] https://github.co
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Xorg barely works on nvidia (source: me) vsync requires a compositor to work, and even picom needs a very specific combination of flags to get vsync to work. Chromium cannot gpu accelerate video playback. On rolling release distros, most ma
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
All java applications refuse to render without said workaround, because AWT expects the WM to reparent its windows. This is IMO a bug in the JRE, because there is no requirement for the WM to reparent. I use steam on dwm without the steam p
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
GlovePIE's license forbids militaries from using it.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Then the mastodon devs shouldn't have picked the AGPL.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Sway does not use d-bus. It listens on a unix socket (different from the wayland socket) for control messages. Gnome/Kde compositors don't use d-bus either, they instead use wayland extensions for control (since both the composito
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Less than one month ago: > We aren’t touching NFTs as the whole field is currently tangled up with an intractable mix of scams, interesting decentralized tech foundations, and scams. [1] https://twitter.com/TimSweeneyEpic
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
You're writing this on a US site. You try to change the lives of hundreds of millions of people for the worse, when you are not even able to change your own.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
.net framework (NOT core) on windows did (does?) Not support tls 1.2 by default. Enabling it takes either one line of code or a registry change. It surprised me as well.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
If you think half of the USA are genuinely bad people you desperately need to go outside.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
MAC addresses are not exposed to web sites, and for good reason. It would be the mother of all supercookies.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Context: Atheme is an implementation of ChanServ, NickServ, and some other bots on freenode and other networks.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Bitcoin does not solve this problem at all, since 71% of the global hashrate is concentrated in China [1]. Instead of a currently controlled by central bankers, you get a currency which can be controlled at any moment by a totalitarian gove
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Regulated, cheap, mostly environmentally friendly currencies exist, they're called USD, EUR, etc.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 6y ago
If they have never accepted contributions, then they are the sole copyright holder, and thus can do whatever they want with the code. Including not providing the source code to users. You can't sue the copyright holder for infringing t