Lammy

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by Lammy 2y ago
Not emulating the full OS, but I use Whisky Wine < https://getwhisky.app/ > to play TF2 / TF2Classic and it's fine.
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by Lammy 2y ago
I use https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/ which is just tabs for anything combined into any window you want.
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by Lammy 2y ago
And Quod Libet vs. Gentoo (2006): - https://bugs.gentoo.org/101619 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/124595 And Quod Libet vs. Debian (2007): - https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug
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by Lammy 2y ago
It's very enough that the Rust foundation originally refused to publish the numbers lol https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/vhvb4m/2021_annual_su...
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by Lammy 2y ago
> Perhaps it’s more vocal or more visible If a tree is felled in a forest and the logger doesn't tell you she's trans, does it make a sound?
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by Lammy 2y ago
> After all, NIMBYS probably started out with reasonable justifications for why they want to keep their communities the way they currently are Bad example IMO. What is reasonable about this? http://radicalcartography.net/
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by Lammy 2y ago
> more social media outrage and religious wars than any other technical project I have been following for the past 20 years. It is unfortunately wrapped up in larger-scale outrage culture than just within tech/programming circles. R
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by Lammy 2y ago
We should have privacy from both. In fact I very much dislike the framing of privacy as being from something — my privacy is for me.
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by Lammy 2y ago
That's completely a false sense of security with 5G systems, because the way it achieves that high bandwidth is by literally “steering the beam” to follow you, i.e. precise location surveillance is an implicit part of using it: https:
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by Lammy 2y ago
> also once you get into jit compilation you can do some nice optimisations if you can treat a variable type as statically known rather than dynamic. This is something I hadn't considered. Thanks for mentioning it :)
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by Lammy 2y ago
IMHO (and I don't expect most people to agree but please be tolerant of my opinion!) annotations are annoying busywork that clutter my code and exist just to make people feel smart for “““doing correctness”””. The only check I find use
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by Lammy 2y ago
Actual answer: like this! https://codepen.io/Sfate/pen/kGbLzK
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by Lammy 2y ago
The best part is that it wasn't even an original name within the domain of programming languages: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/9
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by Lammy 2y ago
Sorry but you are wrong here, at least where I live (San Francisco), so this should not be stated as an absolute. See San Francisco Public Works Code article 15 section 706: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/san_fra
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by Lammy 2y ago
It spies on you a lot more effectively :) https://www.fastcompany.com/90314058/5g-means-youll-have-to-... https://venturebeat.com/mobile/sk-telecom-will-use-5g-to-bui... https://www.eri
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by Lammy 2y ago
Which itself carried the torch of Amarok 1.x's UX. No software rewrite, not even GNOME2→GNOME3, ever hurt me as much as Amarok 1.4 → 2.0 Compare Amarok 1.4: https://amarok.kde.org/files/amarok14/shot7.png T
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by Lammy 2y ago
> It can go too far the other direction too, for example the generic names like Files The worst is when an application's display name is different from its actual name. Like on my MATE desktop it took me years to fully internalize
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by Lammy 2y ago
My experience is that the most overloaded software project name is “Apollo”. I worked at one big company that had three different internal services by that name. I blame NASA for this one :v
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by Lammy 2y ago
> You don't LEGO assemble rackmount servers. You may not, but plenty of people do.
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by Lammy 2y ago
iStarUSA are my go-to for my whitebox server builds, and they sell a 9U 50-drive hot-swap enclosure: https://www.istarusa.com/en/istarusa/products.php?model=E9M5...
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by Lammy 2y ago
> Meaning that you need a "whole machine can go down" software architecture of redundancy at a very large scale to make these useful Also some serious cooling to avoid the drives in the front cooking the drives in the back (ass
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by Lammy 2y ago
> Add on top of that neural atrophy, loss of oxygen, accumulation of senescent cells, poor clearance of waste products I think the enjoyable thing about recreational drugs is the way they alter the normally-imperceptible boundaries betwe
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by Lammy 2y ago
See also: Inferno and plan9port (not mentioned in the article) http://doc.cat-v.org/inferno/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system) https://9fans.github.io/plan9p
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by Lammy 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgNvKr010pc
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by Lammy 2y ago
Security theater guarantees a giant line of people right in the front where that crowd is most easily accessible instead of at the back if those people could go straight to their gates. I would rather see news media stop making every one of
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by Lammy 2y ago
Correct, but they could be cross-flashed: https://web.archive.org/web/20060511060609/http://homepage.m... I have also cross-flashed a PCI Radeon 9200 but it needed a larger flash chip to hold the larger
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by Lammy 2y ago
Same here actually! https://cooltrainer.org/images/original/michiru-rhapsody-201... I love it as a bridge machine — New World but with ADB and an oldschool serial port (from GeeThree, replacing the built-in modem)
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by Lammy 2y ago
I do love having a full complement of matching translucent blue accessories (SuperDisk, PD/DVD-RAM drive, FireWire webcam shaped kinda like Orbb from QuakeⅢ with a human-foot-shaped metal stand, etc) to use with my “Blue & White” G
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by Lammy 2y ago
Pardon my pedantry but MP4 is just the container and does not spare you from finding a compatible set of codecs to put in that container that will play on your target browser-plus-OS combo. See the video and audio codec table here for examp
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by Lammy 2y ago
Weird to see this downvoted since this has actually happened: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/cve-2023-4863 WebP might support GIF-like animation, but since it's just one feature of an incredibly-complicated

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