LinAGKar

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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Why does that site keep flailing around when you try to to scroll?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
One way to look at it is that the highest bit is negative instead of positive. So in an unsigned 8-bit integer, the highest bit is worth 128. In a signed integer, it's worth -128.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
What do you mean? Plasma Wayland has a lockscreen.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Please link to that RFC then. They are very different. SFTP isn't even textual, nor does it have separate control and data channels of FTP. Are these exactly the same?: https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc959.txt https:&
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
SSH is just the transport, you use a different protocol inside it. But yeah, it's not FTP
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Reddit bans individual subreddits. They don't ban whole swathes of subs that happen to be stored on the same server, along with all the users stored on the same server.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
What altruism was that? I'm not gonna listen through a half hour audio file to find out
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
KDE's Dolphin does the same thing with .directory
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
What's going on in that Finder video? >There’s no visual indication that there’s more content present in this window Not only that. There is a clear indicator that there isn't more content, since the last row isn't filled.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
At this point, no Tesla is truly your Tesla
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
>Most people learn about copyright in schools. Yes, we first learn about it when getting photocopies of books with copyright pages
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Google and Facebook certainly don't care about you
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
>Honestly, not a fan of these userland utilities/systems that just throw everything into the kitchen sink. Then you should love Wayland, since it explicitly keeps its slope as small as possible, unlike X11. Hence why a bunch of stuf
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
But also no local files
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Does that even exist anymore?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
This just looks like a recruitment ad
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
When did it get worse? The article just ends without anything happening
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
If you know about it, and for as long as it exists. It's also not adapted for mobile.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
And already now they force you to log in to an account to view NSFW content, unless you go to old.reddit.com.
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
Gboard does have multi-language now. In fact, I think it's better at that, simply because SwiftKey obsessively capitalizes the word i, even if you try to delete that suggestion. That's one of the main reasons I recently switched a
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
No, here they were both the same type, but they were cast to int anyway.
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
>Mozilla famously relied on Cisco to gain h.264 playback No, they didn't. OpenH264 only supports Constrained Baseline profile, and is only useful for WebRTC. It's used system libraries/frameworks for H.264 video playback s
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
Do you have the Facebook container extension?
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
Interesting, I think all microwaves I've had require you to press start to restart them after opening and closing the door.
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
The distinction I remember from the time is that Shockwave player allowed 3D games (a use case that was later also filled by Unity Web Player) while Flash Player was just for 2D stuff. Also, Shockwave and Unity weren't available on Lin
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
But if they were given warning they could avoid opiates before the tests, so it wouldn't work anyway.
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
Shouldn't this be Counter Strike 5?
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
Musk probably laid off the guys who were aware of it
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
For running individual applications over the network, Waypipe might be the way to go, though I haven't tried it.
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by LinAGKar 4y ago
The system and applications doesn't need to share the same copy of those

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