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by TingPing 5y ago
GTK has a stable theme api. This is happening in a different layer, which is more specific to GNOME apps.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Its a high margin subscription service, invest in ads and it prints money.
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by TingPing 5y ago
These are interesting ideas, but really we just think we can predict more of the future than we can.
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by TingPing 5y ago
A nice machine can build an entire web engine in 40 minutes. A modestly large C codebase still compiles in seconds.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Valve is literally to the point of telling devs to not make ports, Proton will deal with it.
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by TingPing 5y ago
> I get the chicken and egg problem involved, but god damn, how is this still the problem? Bad luck on your part mostly. Of the handful of brands for wireless adapters most work. You keep getting one that is poorly supported like Broadco
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by TingPing 5y ago
Anecdotally, I've never noticed a meaningful performance impact once the clear and obvious bugs are fixed (thus its rated platinum).
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by TingPing 5y ago
Just buy a GPU from a vendor that doesn't restrict your usage of it next time.
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by TingPing 5y ago
They absolutely will. The entire reason Steam started working on Linux support is because they knew the direction Windows would go in.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Getting paid for ads is not "backed", Googles budget for Chrome dwarfs all competition.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Its still split across like 3 dialogs from 3 eras.
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by TingPing 5y ago
They can't be happy controlling the entire truck market, must keep infinitely growing.
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by TingPing 5y ago
DirectStorage will become important, but of course its artificially limited to a Windows version like usual.
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by TingPing 5y ago
TPM does make disk encryption more simple and effective for a typical user.
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by TingPing 5y ago
If you have 20 minutes with a car you can get in many ways..
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by TingPing 5y ago
Did you not read they are redesigning streets to include bicycle lanes and more pedestrian areas thus narrowing and reducing natural speed.
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by TingPing 5y ago
This engine is not relevant to almost anybody interested in Godot. Its a fork of the Crytek's CryEngine so its quite large and designed for bigger development teams rather than small indie developers learning. Its very work in progress
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by TingPing 5y ago
That service doesn't look like it's encrypted and not really equal then.
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by TingPing 5y ago
I think they are saying its proprietary and can be licensed. Weird wording to not be obvious its worse than Android licensing?
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by TingPing 5y ago
Opera is Chrome based. WebKit is the other.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Firefox doesn't support PWAs...
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by TingPing 5y ago
It is dead, just slow to rewrite everything.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Quite a few of Firefox's recent gpu changes do require Wayland and open drivers. Nvidia might get whitelisted at some point.
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by TingPing 5y ago
In my experience they are just anxious about getting something they don't understand, doing nothing is super easy/comfortable, and some media scares the last bit of uncertainty out of them.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Tracking printing of literally any fake document rather than just currency.
476.
by TingPing 5y ago
Drivers still exist but you can and should avoid them: https://openprinting.github.io/driverless/
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by TingPing 5y ago
The one built into your browser.
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by TingPing 5y ago
Is that required for the play store, or just branding as "Android TV"?
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by TingPing 5y ago
The linked site is very low on info high on outrageous claims. It is not the same as gmail and protons response to that paper are accurate imo. The fact is web clients are inherently insecure but you can run your own client entirely afaik (
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by TingPing 5y ago
It was announced and released (as an insiders update).

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