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by TingPing 5y ago
Valve contracts out a lot of driver work to Mesa and Linux.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Firefox, Chromium, and WebKit all support VAAPI on Linux but often require extra config/flags/packages. Closer to working out of the box though.
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by TingPing 5y ago
waypipe performs better than x forwarding does.
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by TingPing 5y ago
It's still a reasonable design, it even allows for passing around zero copy buffers, or streaming large data.
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by TingPing 5y ago
It is dark by default.
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by TingPing 5y ago
It is clear to me as a native English speaker. We do have "wolves" already.
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by TingPing 5y ago
The CAA dns type indicates which CAs are allowed to sign for a domain.
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by TingPing 5y ago
It would be years before an SSD starts degrading.
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by TingPing 5y ago
I believe Safari is supported for roughly 1 year and they expect users to keep updating their OS because they control the OS and know it will get updates.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Steam has never used WebKit. They use CEF (Chromium).
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by TingPing 5y ago
Every day that goes by more and more software isn't using rendering compatible with the model of rdp/x forwarding and requires full copies of buffers. The best you can do in this case is probably waypipe as it does some intelligen
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by TingPing 5y ago
This is a much bigger task then this can fund. There is already Cambalache which is basically GTK4 Glade. There is Blueprint which is an XML replacement. And Red Hat may fund a new UI designer in the coming years.
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by TingPing 5y ago
My router has never seen the switch use upnp.
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by TingPing 5y ago
It's a pretty clear evolution of http2 overcoming well documented shortcomings. It does help the mobile use case but overall I'd say no.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Then you should talk to a therapist?
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by TingPing 5y ago
The ethereum would pay for it, if the user knew how to actually cash out.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Why does it matter if it's included, it's trivial to install and extremely broadly useful?
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by TingPing 5y ago
Their Thelio hardware is off the shelf, mine has a regular Gigabyte board.
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by TingPing 5y ago
I get your idea, but Spotify isn't exactly an innovative company either. They made a product that was successful and they simply maintain it while also exploring other revenue streams (podcasts, Car Thing).
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by TingPing 5y ago
The WebKit fork was a while ago and the two behave quite different.
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by TingPing 5y ago
So... paid piracy...
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by TingPing 5y ago
You can just select that ruleset in ublock...
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by TingPing 5y ago
OpenSSL at least has significant value, handling logs is usually an easy task.
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by TingPing 5y ago
There are many implementations of QUIC already, its quite diverse...
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by TingPing 5y ago
I also think it's often subconscious. The default was to associate with one even if you had no real involvement or beliefs.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Neat feature I didn't know about.
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by TingPing 5y ago
It's not hard, it just is new APIs that require work.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Its people arguing silly semantics. VSCode is an IDE, features are organized by extensions. Intellij's products work the same.
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by TingPing 5y ago
> Such maintainer will be kicked off from distribution. Debian did this, they said oops and moved on. Packagers suck as developers, they apply patches they don't fully understand to solve problems they don't understand on codeb
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by TingPing 5y ago
setuptools design is a mess. pip will likely support it forever though so you are fine.

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