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ceeam
3y ago
> Ever had to troubleshoot but flips on a non-ECC system? No. > One friend felt like he was going crazy Tell him about memtest86.
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ceeam
3y ago
Well, Linus told you ages ago that the "fundamental design principle of Linux is to have fun". So they change stuff like this for fun. Isn't it fun for you too? And I will stick to FreeBSD, thank you. And yes, I understand th
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ceeam
3y ago
Can we FINALLY somehow make IPv6 real? Like, don't license the "Internet" providers that don't provide it?
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ceeam
3y ago
Also, their "license" expires after a year and you have to re-obtain your free keys or reinstall it altogether. Pretty weird.
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ceeam
3y ago
Lazarus is generally fine, but I wanted to port my one old small app and was pretty surprised that they have nothing Bluetooth-related OOB. Also kinda wish it were possible to build your apps with dynamic RTL/VCL (or whatever they call
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ceeam
3y ago
Might be 3D-based internally, don't know, but it looks like an isometric pixelated platformer.
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ceeam
3y ago
Sadly I haven't seen a (semi)professional, serious, 3D game made in Godot yet.
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ceeam
3y ago
https://unity.com/sites/default/files/2023-09/NewFeeTable.pn... Why does it say "monthly rate" if it's not a monthly rate?
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ceeam
3y ago
The big deal breaker with Godot was that any console (XBox/PS) release was out of question.
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ceeam
3y ago
> Why aren't you using Unreal? C++. Sure, we can talk about Verse or even Skookum, but C# is much easier. Still, if any big game engine would have something like JS it would be even better for indie or small studios.
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ceeam
3y ago
20 cents MONTHLY
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ceeam
3y ago
Yes, absolutely based and essential. Especially once you learn all the Alt-Shift-Enter, Ctrl-M, etc. Also, recently learned that there's mc on scoop: https://scoop.sh/#/apps?q=mc
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ceeam
3y ago
Why can't we have DIMM slots on video cards?
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ceeam
3y ago
I liked Psyco a lot, it was totally awesome and with very few bugs (CPython differences) but that was looong ago. PyPy looks and feels like a monstrosity, it builds longer than most software for once, which is off-putting. I would be more i
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ceeam
3y ago
You know the old saying: "BSD is for people who like Unix, Linux is for people who hate Windows". I don't think it's hate. I think it's "for people who are tsundere about Windows".
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ceeam
3y ago
Hopefully HAMMER2 is ported to it soon. No hope for ZFS. Having old school UFS is a deal breaker, even though most Linux users still live with a comparably old Ext4, but once you get used to ZFS you don't want to go back. -- FreeBSD u
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ceeam
3y ago
Non-coax Ethernet is fake Ethernet anyway >_>
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ceeam
3y ago
Their uniqueness of course. > To be able to generate keys independently of the database > To move sets of related records between different databases without having to deal with renumbering everything
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ceeam
3y ago
I fear that the days of no-flicker displays are numbered. Can't imagine that they invent something with per-pixel LEDs without PWM.
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ceeam
3y ago
TLB misses? They are just a detail of particular CPU implementation, and the architectures change. Also, aren't they per core and not per process? What would that solve then to switch to MT?
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ceeam
3y ago
Is there any reason at all people use intrinsically bug-prone and broken multithreading mode instead of fork() and IPC apart from WinAPI having no proper fork?
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ceeam
3y ago
Wait till you learn how the wind power affects the Earth rotation! (Not sure if 100.0000% a joke, btw)
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ceeam
3y ago
I love FreeBSD and use it everywhere on the server/device side. But for a regular desktop, and especially laptop, is it ready yet? Last I tried it had no Wifi5 for a regular Intel card and I couldn't grok around it. As for things
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ceeam
3y ago
These emoticons should never have been a part of Unicode in the first place. Second big mistake of that org after the Unihan fiasco.
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ceeam
3y ago
I still use Lighttpd. My weird idea why Lighty lost the war is that it had somewhat unorthodox rewrite rules, namely this one line in mod_rewrite.c: if (st && S_ISREG(st->st_mode)) return HANDLER_GO_ON; Change it to if (st) witho
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ceeam
3y ago
And - yes - a program like Resilio/Syncthing is the paradigm shift to how you use your computers, if you're a serious user and have more than one machine (incl. mobile devices).
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ceeam
3y ago
Using resilio (which is NOT open source, of course and is actually kinda abandoned) until they implement selective sync (also "cloud" files browser). This is THE feature that is the deal breaker for me to switch. No, I don't
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ceeam
4y ago
Starts with > use low contrast Didn't read further.
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ceeam
4y ago
Reordering columns.