Pesthuf

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by Pesthuf 3y ago
No thanks. If I don’t control the hardware and the OS, that means I can’t use mods. But with the absolutely disastrous states games are released in nowadays, those are absolutely necessary. The input latency is a secondary issue.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Do use energy saver for that?
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
The average mobile user has only one thumb and every gesture that isn't a simple swipe causes them unimaginable agony. Thus, the infinite scroll is the only appropriate navigation mechanism.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Oh boy. The things the security people do to justify their existence. The future may be your actual traffic through ssh tunneled through https with esni to a server behind Cloudflare. Unless you want pseudo security tools to mess with your
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Normally, when software doesn't have big changes between releases, like macOS, there's a feature freeze and devs are working on bugfixes. Yet, macOS seems to get buggier and buggier between releases. Something about the way it&#x2
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
That is if the printer manufacturers are willing to support this interface. With how predatory they act otherwise, I don't see them giving up running their own code in the NT kernel.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Even then you won't be able to get good performance without jailbreak because Apple makes doesn't let any third party app use JIT.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Desktop linux has finally found a niche where it can actually compete with Windows - gaming - and the first thing distro developers and some users demand is changes that will make it much worse for that purpose. Require more hoops to jump t
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Isn't ollama terminal only? For code, that wouldn't be good.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
I just configured my Router to use AdGuard's DNS over TLS. No additional device needed that you need to maintain, yet all sorts of advertising domains are blocked. Still, that alone is not as effective as an extension that sits in the
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
I think there's still value in a bootloader. You can easily load an old kernel with an old initramfs if you messed up somehow, or adjust kernel parameters. The boot UI for most modern UEFI-Firmwares is really primitive and they usually
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
I like it so much that you can just specify dependenies in the script. That's what I hate about python scripts - as soon as you need one third party dependency, the ease of running the script just jumps out of the window and you need t
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Anyhow and Eyre seem cool, but completely losing all information about what types of Errors the function returns in favor if what is essentially a trait object of std::error::Error seems... questionable to me. I value type safety a lot.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Imagine if these people made posts like "I edited user32.dll to dummy out random functions I deem unnecessary like RegisterClass or CreateWindowEx and now nothing works! This is proof that Windows is broken!" It will forever be a
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
I think I'd rather just keep using make .phony targets. The last thing I want is more yaml.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Yubikey and co will have to adapt and ship enough storage.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Ah yes, notorious tree-hugger Merkel in 2011.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Especially weird because the feature actually originates from C# and was only copied by JS later. And in C#, you can absolutely combine it with Task.Run if you want it to run be concurrent. This feature made asynchronous operations so much
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
I always thought memory alignment would be black magic nonsense I would never get. But no, it actually makes a lot of sense now.
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by Pesthuf 3y ago
Apple's idea of "natural scrolling direction" is insane. Scrolling with a touchpad and scrolling with with a mouse wheel are simply different things - the natural direction is simply different for both.
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by Pesthuf 4y ago
I wonder if a compiler that uses LTO could optimize these vtable calls to the same kind of code the switch statement can be optimized to.
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by Pesthuf 6y ago
I also think the marketing was genius. NOT labeling that graph they showed did exactly what they wanted. It was impressing the non tech people and the tech people ALL kept talking and talking about it - because it wasn't labeled. Apple
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by Pesthuf 6y ago
But only on macOS. That literally would be the one change that would make me adopt iOS, you know. I NEED userscripts.
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by Pesthuf 6y ago
Figures that advertisers are scared of brutally honest language. The popular lie "We value your privacy" just sounds so much better! "Our internal tests have found that lying to our users and making it confusing for them to
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by Pesthuf 6y ago
It absolutely shouldn't. Advertisers STILL cite that Microsoft incident as the reason they don't support DNT, even though this happened 8 years ago. Just goes to show how dishonest they are. Ironically they don't ignore DNT -