cpuguy83

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by cpuguy83 4y ago
The general sentiment for a very long time in my circles was along the lines of "Windows 2000 is the best Windows".
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
That's what they said about XP when it came out.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
If you care about your user's machines or being able to do anything other than use your app on their machine then please use the platform's tooling and not things like electron.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Doh! I see now.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
X86 userspace on an arm kernel is exactly what Rosetta would be used for.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Rosetta absolutely does help. You register rosetta (which can be mounted into the VM using macOS's virtualization framework) with binfmt_misc and your x86 binaries inside the VM will run through Rosetta.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Runtimes typically use pivot_root and not chroot as well.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Agree Apple Maps is great now. Except the multi-stop support only works for driving... but other than that it works very well. It'd been awhile since I'd actually driven until a couple of weeks ago and I was pleasantly surprised h
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Sure maybe it sucked, but could anyone else have James Earl Jones giving you turn by turn directions? https://youtu.be/o9Oso7199WE
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
That's not even close to the same thing.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
It depends on the plane. A lot of planes have seat rows that are so close together. Forget about it if you have a little extra around the waist.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Let's shove everyone into a horrifying place that is already overcrowded and unable to take care of it's inmates and does very little to rehabilitate anyone. At least we won't see them anymore, right?
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
This is absolutely appalling. Considering we've historically incarcerated these people and it didn't fix anything, I don't see how you can blame "progressive" attempts to solve the crisis. Do more people come to the
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
This was the first (only?) game that legit had me jumpy. I remember one part of the game where I was in this room and a monster walked across the window, saw me, then came around and started pounding on the door. Each time the door dented a
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
I'm not sure I agree it's particularly good leverage since what happens is Apple ends up buying up all of TSMC's production capacity pushing out other customers. There is guaranteed business either way, just Apple is more of
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Containers don't ship a kernel, just the userspace.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
This can be pretty dangerous because it is basically the same as using a TCP socket on localhost (assuming you are speaking of abstract sockets).
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Depending on what you need to do. Last I looked things like SCM_RIGHTS.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Harder than having the build toolchain produce an OCI artifact directly.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
.net knows what version it is, it knows what deps your project has, etc. Instead of declaring this effectively twice (once for .net and once for Docker), .net is handling everything.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Honestly having .NET figure out what is needed for the image, the build context, etc. is a much better way to build and it doesn't require having the extra tooling. Full disclosure: Engineer at Microsoft (and previously Docker) not at
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
I have the opposite experience... sort of. It's not getting slower but of course also not noticeably faster. But the app has gotten better and better over the years. --- edit fix some wording issues from starting the sentence one way a
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
It's really not cool when you have 10 apps all with their own version of chrome running.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Like https://github.com/coreos/fleet ?
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Not quite. --iidfile writes the image id of the build to a file. --cidfile writes the container id of the container to a file. To use the output of --iidfile in a "docker run", instead of specifying an image name call "$(cat
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
That's a strange take on the post. The post only uses built-in functionality. Options exist for a reason, and defaults are _really_ difficult to change in software used by millions of people.
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
How about "your docker builds are wrong", too. Don't generate some random id and a tag (as in the post). Use docker's "-iidfile" flag when building to write the actual id of the image to a file which can then b
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
I don't think copilot is to the point where this is true. Copilot mostly helps write boiler plate. It can also do a good job with adding correct comments to that boiler plate. It's a tool that saves time and repetition. It's
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
Behaviors observed by others is far different from experiences of people who are actually autistic. Just because behavior (an outward expression) is not always consistent does not mean the label is useless. Even as a neuro-divergent (and ve
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by cpuguy83 4y ago
The existence of severe cases does not mean less severe cases don't count.

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