Kelteseth

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by Kelteseth 9mo ago
Let's hope you Americans will vote for the right party in the upcoming midterms. And let's hope you will even get the chance to do so.
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by Kelteseth 9mo ago
One of the biggest German news portals report up to 12.000 https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/ausland/internationale-p...
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by Kelteseth 9mo ago
You're making it sound way more dramatic than it is [1]. And yes X is a far right echo chamber that twists the narrative so that the extreme right get the most support out of it. X is the biggest help for foreign power to sow discord a
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by Kelteseth 9mo ago
I will never go back to a ICE car after 30k km of driving an EV
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
Interesting, great game I coincidentally also just started to play a few days ago
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
> get it to run on SteamOS Huh? I had to do zero extra work to run it on the steam deck.
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
Or just run a self hosted GitLab open source instance? Running it for 6 years now with nearly zero issues and a great CI.
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
Not just them. For example, Qt self hosted cgit got ddos just two weeks ago. No idea why random open source projects getting attacked. > in the past 48 hours, code.qt.io has been under a persistent DDoS attack. The attackers utilize a h
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
I didn't find any context for your claim so here is some reddit comment: So it’s true 3,300 people were arrested for posts online. What they don’t tell you are the statistics or context. The actual law for these arrests covers EVERYTHI
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
Should have called it Progrämmchen, to also include umlauts Ü
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by Kelteseth 10mo ago
Had the same issue. This is what Claude 4.5 Opus gave me: This is actually a satirical piece, written as a fake credit rating report. It's mocking how Meta (Facebook's parent company) is using a complex financial structure to keep
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by Kelteseth 11mo ago
We are using it for our apps, but I can see why people do not use it for new projects: 1. The state of C++ is not great. Few developers, C++ footguns, complicated build systems, and generally slow progress, see my https://arewemo
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by Kelteseth 11mo ago
Amazing, had to wait 15 years for that. Even the original creates and not a reboot. I'm cautiously optimistic :)
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by Kelteseth 11mo ago
There is a difference between waving and doing a Nazi salute. There is a difference between seeing a single frame of a wave out of context and a full video where he does it twice.
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by Kelteseth 11mo ago
Same. About half of Youtube ads that I get on my AppleTV (no adblock there sadly) are now AI generated scam products.
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by Kelteseth 11mo ago
They literally announced that they are working on it: https://www.qt.io/qt-bridges
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by Kelteseth 11mo ago
Nice catch! As a V1 and then V2 user, this was the only thing that was missing for me :)
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
fixed link https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v25.0.0
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
Related issue https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-140912
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
Is this a legit PayPal domain?Sounds like a fake domain.
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
Any specific reason on why the project is closed source?
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
> I'm used to: > g++ -o hello hello.cpp That is an unfair comparison. Nobody uses direct compiler command line approach to compile more than a simple hello world test project.
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
For me it is simply because Qt moc does not support modules yet. This is my last comment from the tracking issue https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-86697 > C++ 26 reflections have now been voted in. This would ge
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
Proud to be a German today, for sure :)
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
Not sure why you are getting downvoted, but this alone would make me switch (Still waiting for Qt moc support): > No more weird forward declarations We c++ devs just have collectively accepted that this hack is still totally ok in the ye
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
Where does this belief come from? For that you can already use Mozillas sccache.
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
We use a self-hosted GitLab for about 6 years now. The only thing that is really awful is if your MR gets too big. Then GitLab will simply stop showing any code changes above a certain line threshold.
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
(2023)
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
It is always funny to me when Americans cry about European laws (again and again). Go EU! > I still think that law was unnecessary — the market forces had worked, and the whole world had either already moved (like iPads did starting in
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by Kelteseth 1y ago
It's like we _want_ to end like Terminator (/s?)

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