MintPaw

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by MintPaw 4y ago
> So you don't actually want this program to do nearly anything useful unless you write it all yourself. I think the idea is that there's no required dependencies. Unless I misunderstand, you can take on whatever dependencies
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by MintPaw 4y ago
Having this page open in the background brings my Ryzen 3600 to 60% and allocates 1gb additional RAM in Firefox. Why is HTML5 video so crippling?
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by MintPaw 4y ago
I've heard nothing but bad things, and had nothing but good experiences with Thunderbird.
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by MintPaw 4y ago
No? If it were to be visible it would be because your editing software failed to blend the layers together properly during compositing and rasterization. JPEG encoding comes after this.
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by MintPaw 4y ago
Yeah, but at least they actually typed //WONTFIX
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by MintPaw 4y ago
Does the distinction matter? Is changing W pages into X pages meaningfully safer?
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by MintPaw 4y ago
Because any card they banned would probably go out of business as such a policy spreads.
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by MintPaw 5y ago
I don't really understand the definition of open source. I used to hear people say stuff along the lines of "If you just release the source and don't accept patches then that's not real open source" But the opinion
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by MintPaw 5y ago
Doesn't webgpu impose a new unique shading language? That's gonna be even harder to support than opengl on Linux.
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by MintPaw 5y ago
A browser based hex viewer? I guess Linux people jump from the command line to the browser because there's no standard GUI on Linux? Seems a bit complicated, would love to see better binary visualization tools on desktop.
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by MintPaw 5y ago
If this were the cause people would have noticed having 0% free memory way before their SSDs started dying.