azahk

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   by azahk 8y ago

   Why? These applications are super complex and you can't count on all eyeballs detecting a potential backdoor. And, you don't know if the code in the repo matches what you download from the App Store.
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   by azahk 8y ago

   That's cool. On the other hand, I would love to have a stable API for drivers so manufacturers can release their drivers. That has been taken from me, and now Linux will never be a real choice for me without good GPU drivers, as an exa
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   by azahk 8y ago

   I live in Europe and I don't think I've seen an automatic transmission in my entire life.
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   by azahk 8y ago

   Linux would have beaten Windows if it wasn't for that.
5. 5.▲
   by azahk 8y ago

   Someone once had the great idea that drivers should be in the same codebase as the kernel. Crazy, I know.
6. 6.▲
   by azahk 8y ago

   VS Code has terrible performance. Are you the one who's being sarcastic?
7. 7.▲
   by azahk 8y ago

   As of today still most of the software I use seems to get stuck in one core of my CPU when calculating stuff so I'd argue that by enabling HT I'm losing performance.
8. 8.▲
   by azahk 8y ago

   I assume this is not a problem if I disable hyperthreading?
9. 9.▲
   by azahk 8y ago

   Don't think there's anything in the world that compares to Notepad++.