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by chme 9y ago
There is a difference between always reaching a winning state or getting stuck without any resolution. I think its important that there is no state were you just get stuck, you should at least have a game over sequence, so that you know you
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by chme 10y ago
Then you could say that just using void-pointers in C that C is also dynamically typed.
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by chme 10y ago
No not really. Vala has an own seperate transpiler that generates C code from Vala code. Cello uses the normal C preprocessor to generate C code.
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by chme 10y ago
Great work with KOReader! I tried KOReader on my Kobo Glo some time ago. But I think there was a problem that it always froze after some time. Never had the time and opportunity to further analyze it to give a good bug report. I really shou
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by chme 10y ago
Yeah, I should try KOReader on it at some point. Should work. Problem is just Pocketbook has own proprietary modules to load the touchscreen and display drivers, but that is just kernel space. I am not sure if that is even GPL compliant.
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by chme 10y ago
Missing directory browser and forcing to use their library. Good luck having a few thousand books on it. Oh and of course old kernel, security bugs, spying, etc.
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by chme 10y ago
Cool. Will try it out. I can also recommend the Pocketbook Touch Lux 3 for hacking. Changeable buildin microsd card, Allwinner A13 Soc and pins for serial connection. Only problem with it is touch and display controller. AFAIK they don&#x27
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by chme 10y ago
I would say a he meant a "beginner of gnome 3". But I have given gnome 3 a fair chance and was quite happy with it for a while, but then I updated it and all my addons and themes were no longer usable. That annoyed me and I change
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by chme 10y ago
I got a couple of other frustrations I have with gnome 3: - No categories in the 'menu'. Sometimes I don't know the name of the application or just want to explore what is installed. - Wasted screen space everywhere. I have a
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by chme 10y ago
I am not a web developer and this kind of grid addressing bewildered me too. Why isn't 0 the left most line as column and the top most line as row. That would make so much more sense, IMO. What could be the reason they haven't don
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by chme 10y ago
We also like murder stories because we are afraid of being murdered.
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by chme 10y ago
Because the self proclaimed "born negotiator" hasn't done his job and negotiated before making decisions, a better one has to step in.
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by chme 10y ago
Careful, you might download a picture of forbidden female anatomy there.
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by chme 10y ago
> Those ICRs effectively serve as a full list of every website that people have visited, not collecting which specific pages are visited or what's done on them but serving as a full list of every site that someone has visited and wh
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by chme 10y ago
I think that USB is not the issue here, because you could simply do the same with a Raspberry Pi 1-3 and the Ethernet port. That dhcp is running and assigning addresses while the computer is locked, it the issue IMO.
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by chme 10y ago
Another solution would be to disable dhcpcd while the laptop is locked. I think udev is a bit to low level for this. NetworkManager & co. would be the right place IMO. Maybe this could even be considered a security bug with them.
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by chme 10y ago
In my slightly sarcastic definition "killing machines" are every machine that causes people to die.
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by chme 10y ago
I am not from the US, but they surely have some legislation that makes building and selling killing machines, without at least some government controlled safety checks, illegal.
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by chme 10y ago
What does the kernel has to do with this? That is an issue some distributions introduced and they have to deal with it or you should choose one that does a rolling release.
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by chme 10y ago
So the right way to say it would be "Apple does not support Vulkan".
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by chme 10y ago
> sysctl has nothing to do with systemd. For now... /s systemd-sysctl exists already. (Okay, but its not a replacement for it)
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by chme 10y ago
Okay, then maybe the complexity doesn't come from the .service/.socket files but from the used mechanisms. A colleague of mine had the problem that one of his applications was shut down because the user context which this service
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by chme 10y ago
> simple This might look simple, because "Hello world" is simple in most languages. But if you really work with them, you will encounter many hidden complexities.
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by chme 10y ago
A convenient and stable way to pass the gpu through, is a feature I am waiting for. It's on the Qubes 4.1 roadmap.
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by chme 10y ago
That makes much more sense!
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by chme 10y ago
> Good performer: War (fatalities per 100k population): Germany 100 What does that mean?
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by chme 10y ago
Interesting. But how do they differentiate themselves from ipfs, maidsafe/SAFE Network, tor, i2p, freenet, etc. ?
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by chme 10y ago
That is the right way to do this. I would really love if Qubes OS would support that, but it's not quite there yet.
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by chme 10y ago
s/Software Business 101/Business 101/ FIFY And that is why I prefer to be a developer instead of a manager. IMO everyone should get flak for these kind of monopoly building business practices.
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by chme 10y ago
Tensor and Quaternion has video conferencing support? From what I read, they are only matrix clients, not vector clients.

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