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by bmicraft 2y ago
A guarantee would be pretty cheap. Not a lot actually needs to be done as long as people believe that this guarantee will be honored. That is, if the US wasn't currently in the business of eroding trust in any and all agreements they m
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by bmicraft 2y ago
This "where do we draw the line" talk is always so exhausting to he for me. The suggested answer inevitably boils down to "let's not have a line at all", instead of trying to draw a reasonable line and deciding on a
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by bmicraft 2y ago
I don't agree about the solar panels, installing them on roofs is massively more expensive than on the ground outside the city.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Having a lot of slow chargers (ac, very cheap to build) around would solve like 90% of the reason most people (not you) give for not being able to switch: Living in an apartment without chargers. I'm certain we can at least agree that
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by bmicraft 2y ago
I don't know what they're doing in your city (outsourced to lowest bidder private company?) but I've never once found any garbage on the ground here after garbage collection by the city.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
> Well, Architecture (contra building design) is high art. It is not for the unwashed. 80% of the people also prefer drivel for their cultural fare. The people should get what the people like, not what the elite likes. Nobody cares what
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Try Qt themes, they're binaries compiled from C++ code :)
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The EU isn't generally in the business of banning specific things, it's usually a more nuanced systematic approach.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
That's no better either
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The entire "computer" should probably be replaced by an esp32. Upside being that you could flash an esphome config and be free of The Cloud
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The rust ecosystem might come pretty close, I can recommend alacritty for example
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Parent wasn't specifically talking about the kernel, but yes. The ones complaining in this case explicitly argued against it because they don't know it and don't want to learn it.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Which means that rust doesn't have any, does it? Since existing editions will (knock on wood) never change they should never break...
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by bmicraft 2y ago
alacritty (in the arch repo) is 8MB decompressed alacritty is also written in rust and gpu accelerated, so the other vte must just be just be plain bad Edit: Just tried turning on a couple bin-size optimizations which yielded a 3.3M binary
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Yup, we can agree on that one.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Having gcr.io and ghcr.io both be a thing is kinda funny to me, almost like google typo-squatting github.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The data mining is probably too profitable to ever lose customers over required paid gmail accounts.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Wasn't there a ruling like a decade ago that explicitly declared storing illegal, but streaming (download to RAM) is fine as a non-redistributing client? Of course the rights holder would have trouble proving whether you did save it, b
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Seems like a bad thing, increasing the percentage of non-seeding users will likely kill most torrents.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The part of the old guard that's hellbent on never learning anything new again, ever.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Kernel developers aren't generally in the business of creating distros
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by bmicraft 2y ago
freedom to _what_? Corruption is high, media is pretty restricted under Orban, and it doesn't look all that great for freely expressing your identity either. Whether Poland will follow their direction or manage to turn around is still
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Not huge, but the incremental approach pretty much couldn't have gone better for fish: https://fishshell.com/blog/rustport/
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Careful with vacuums near electronics, they tend to build up static.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
But that's only true in the worst kind of way, the technical one. Yes they aren't literally meant to be hearing protection. Yet, if they work well enough that I'm not hearing any loud sounds, then they're obviously prote
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by bmicraft 2y ago
How much you're willing to pay to have things done certainly has a very direct relationship to the amount you've got left over at the end of the month. Pretending that's not true because you can't literally weight up hou
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by bmicraft 2y ago
They've got the best-side story, or something
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by bmicraft 2y ago
> If memtest shows a specific memory region as failing, swap out sticks to check which it is, and buy a new one. (Or if you're on a tight budget, you can disable that region with kernel boot options.) Honestly, I'd always do th
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by bmicraft 2y ago
If you only want economic ties there are many options, like joining EEA or EFTA
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by bmicraft 2y ago
It has worked well for the EU since its inception as the European Coal and Steel Community in 1952

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