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by TingPing 11mo ago
I guess you mean the CAD files for the shell? I'm not sure that is the most important part but it would be nice.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
What do you mean by "open source the Machine"? Valve has stated its a regular open PC. The whole driver stack is open.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
Only forks of Firefox support these APIs.
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Helping Valve to power up Steam devices(igalia.com)
859 points by TingPing 11mo ago|315 comments
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by TingPing 11mo ago
Maybe you are trying to say it, but it only works in Firefox and it may forever be that way.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
“Servo components” were.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
Some blockers lean more heavily on javascript, mostly ublock lite.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
TIL about Firefox. They have their own in-tree solution. Very interesting but not trivial to use for external projects.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
There are more xml parsers than just that and it’s a smaller scope to rewrite or maintain.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
What needs changed, it’s nearly identical to Chrome
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by TingPing 11mo ago
If this were true you could fix this today with the other library. That library is the only implementation used and it’s features are relied upon.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
I think it’s disrespectful of others to throw generated code their way. They become responsible for it and often donate their time.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
It parses untrusted input, the library is basically unmaintained, it’s not often audited but anytime someone looks they find a CVE.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
I get the frustration but I don’t believe that’s really accurate. It’s not widely used and modern developers don’t see it as valuable.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
Last I heard for WebKit removing it was the only outcome they saw.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
Consoles support kb and mouse. Most popular fps games support it.
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by TingPing 11mo ago
But GitHub has the option to prevent this. Just like branches.
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by TingPing 1y ago
I try so hard for chatgpt to link and quote real documentation. It makes up links, fake quotes, it even gaslights me when i clarify the information isn’t real.
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by TingPing 1y ago
Windows kept system libraries stable and modern software does a lot to avoid them with abstractions on top because they are unpleasant to use. You could call that success but I think it’s just an extra layer of cruft.
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by TingPing 1y ago
nvidia drivers are annoying since Fedora doesn’t distribute them. But once installed it works well enough.
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by TingPing 1y ago
It’s absolutely possible to verify something anonymously. Here was an interesting example recently https://help.kagi.com/kagi/privacy/privacy-pass.html
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by TingPing 1y ago
Neither project has a priority, though more work on WPE. Customers have different needs.
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by TingPing 1y ago
This simply isn’t true, webkit cannot support ublock origin atm. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14IgSRVop4psUTgtLZlvY... The request modification apis specifically.
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by TingPing 1y ago
I’d say they make one of the best password managers. Its probably their biggest success in recent years.
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by TingPing 1y ago
It is not an arbitrary decision. For one Safari compiles block lists to perform better, but it can be noticed at startup for big lists. Then there is just resource constraints since the focus is mobile. Chrome on mobile notably supports no
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by TingPing 1y ago
Surely a packaging mistake.
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by TingPing 1y ago
This feature is many years old, not using modern “AI”. The main features they have added are generating paragraphs and images which are terrible. I don’t think that’s an Apple problem though.
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by TingPing 1y ago
The main innovation was buying all 3nm production from TSMC. Snapdragon chips on the same node perform as well.
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by TingPing 1y ago
If you pretend dependencies don’t exist. Binaries aren’t portable.
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by TingPing 1y ago
Its fine, it just has the quirk that sharing folders sucks and you have to put it in a container so it’s a single file.

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