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by bestouff 4y ago
Yes and you can alter this behavior either globally (with compile options) or locally (by using specific types).
482.
by bestouff 4y ago
I (roughly) hear it on the tune of "video killed the radio stars". Yes I'm old.
483.
by bestouff 4y ago
Nope, it's power management. It's not implemented yet, so the laptop doesn't sleep and doesn't even throttle. "In the future" it should work though.
484.
by bestouff 4y ago
You didn't see a Mac keyboard then.
485.
by bestouff 4y ago
You could install NixOS on your Mac. I've installed Debian, some use Fedora; you just use the Asahi installer to repartition and install the kernel, and after that you can isntall your distro of choice (not super easy though).
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by bestouff 4y ago
"Dell XPS" is too generic a term to be useful. I've got an old XPS 13 which works perfectly; I also got a newer XPS 15 (top of the line, 4500€) which never managed to sleep correctly (thanks to Intel s0ix hybrid-suspend) and
487.
by bestouff 4y ago
See my other comment; wifi works well, power management doesn't work at all.
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by bestouff 4y ago
They know what to do, it just requires work and coordination with the upstream linux kernel (extending the PSCI api); still it's not done. But don't get mistaken, I like this machine very much. When it works, it works fast and ver
489.
by bestouff 4y ago
Hint: it's not. I'm not asking much though: I just need a linux laptop which is fast (lots of rust compilations) and can stay for a whole day unplugged. Thunderbolt connectivity to dock it at home (and use bigger screens) would be
490.
by bestouff 4y ago
Of course the french system is flawed, but at least its founding principle is to give everyone the same chance. Starting your life with a different education depending on your wealth is shocking.
491.
by bestouff 4y ago
A different education system if you're poor or rich ? From a french point of view, that's horrible. A sure good way for keeping a class system.
492.
by bestouff 4y ago
> III. A Reasonable Reader [...] There. Here's the problem.
493.
by bestouff 4y ago
I used it for a few days, but the not-quite-vim keybindings also destroyed my workflow - I'm a slow learner, took me a while to figure out the few vim commands I know and I hate to relearn everything a bit differently.
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by bestouff 4y ago
Yeah, because they are only this advanced because they stole US technology. Chinese people can't be as intelligent as american.
495.
by bestouff 4y ago
IS this thing able to be used as a Kodi box and decode all modern codec (HDR+UltraSuperDuper) ?
496.
by bestouff 4y ago
I find all of this too error-prone. Just use a proper serializer/deserializer for the format you need (e.g. urlencode) and stop approximating this. If you approximate it's a recipe for disaster (read: exploits by script kiddies).
497.
by bestouff 4y ago
That should have been written into the blog post. Not the current tasteless PR.
498.
by bestouff 4y ago
Yes Helix has its own keybidings which may be nicer but need learning. I would have made it my daily driver if it had classic (n)vim bidings.
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by bestouff 4y ago
Plus early on you couldn't turn off the screen from the PC, only the physical button worked. We had to wait for VESA blanking IIRC to have something working. So either your screen was always on, or you printed moving pattern to avoid b
500.
by bestouff 4y ago
Same in France. So if we agree with the US there's a chance we're right ...
501.
by bestouff 4y ago
Get good at Rust, the answer will come.
502.
by bestouff 4y ago
Maybe instead of "rolling over and accepting defeat" just not starting the war would have worked ?
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by bestouff 4y ago
I feel you. I'd really like a way for "as" to be transformed into "try_into().unwrap()", say in a later edition. Or even just "into()" which would throw a nice compile-time error - This is the Rust Way.
504.
by bestouff 4y ago
Sounds exactly like Putin about ukrainians.
505.
by bestouff 4y ago
Did you know that this works on some modern smartphones ? At least my OnePlus 7TPro does wake up from an alarm when it's totally powered down.
506.
by bestouff 4y ago
Also it has multiple sub windows, separate colors for bold/italics/etc, and all of VTE's gimmicks.
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by bestouff 4y ago
I once inherited a Verilog-A interpreter made by some guys at Motorola. My boss said the code was awful, I found it really nice, structured and well commented. I ripped it off and replaced with a compiler with waay better performance. It wa
508.
by bestouff 4y ago
Same here. That's sad.
509.
by bestouff 4y ago
How can this kind of argument can be on HN ? Go do your research, climate change is a proven science nowadays.
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by bestouff 4y ago
Then they'll finish to loose it to Paypal.

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