creshal

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931.
by creshal 7y ago
The dependency is used in a lot of Windows software too, it wasn't even targeted at Notepad++ specifically: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scintilla_(software)
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by creshal 7y ago
https://donho.github.io/ Looks pretty French to me.
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by creshal 7y ago
> And we also have to abandon 1.3 billion people in the process. For example, people in North Korea are starving[0]. It's just we don't pay much attention to it. Is this evil necessary? Can we save them all? We've given
934.
by creshal 7y ago
> And if we don't force China to change, China will erode the rest of the world's modern values There's another option: Treat them like North Korea. No trade in, no trade out, let them be whatever they want as long as it d
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by creshal 7y ago
What? How? Why?
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by creshal 7y ago
Google doesn't want you to know that, Google wants you to rely on GMail to get rid of all emails Google doesn't want you to read, and rely on the Google Safe Browsing Database to decide what websites are in Google's interest
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by creshal 7y ago
Welcome to Twitter, where the rules are arbitrary and the legal recourse nonexistent. All you can do is raise a stink and hope Twitter's PR department notices.
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by creshal 8y ago
The real tragedy is that so many complain about systemd and insist it's awful, yet nobody ever bothers to actually make a better init system. It's either 1980s crap that's totally unsuited to modern environments, or systemd
939.
by creshal 8y ago
How about a working, documented plugin API? Or sync clients that work ? Instead of taping more random crap onto a base product that only barely works?
940.
by creshal 8y ago
The mdadm manpage specifically mentions to use partitions with a special partition type, not whole disks, to prevent various 3rd party software tools from messing with it.
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by creshal 8y ago
A valid GPT header either at the beginning or end of the disk. Due to how the GPT header is structured, the secondary starts with the partition table and ends with the header signature in the last 8 bytes of the disk. So unlike with MBR
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by creshal 8y ago
If a user buys some second-hand hardware that's 3 years obsolete and does out-of-spec things to it… yeah, I'm hardly surprised the vendor isn't looking into it.
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by creshal 8y ago
> of new motherboards This mainboard was released in Q2 2014. It still has DDR3. Its manufacturer warranty expired last year! This is hardly representative of new hardware.
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by creshal 8y ago
The Fed is backed by the US Federal Government, which has quite some assets to cash in to pay off its obligations in the worst case. Tether has… nothing.
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by creshal 8y ago
> Do you backup your S3 buckets? Of course not, I'm not stupid. Next excuse.
946.
by creshal 8y ago
No, you lost all your data because you didn't make any backups.
947.
by creshal 9y ago
Proof of work was a mistake.
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by creshal 9y ago
"Love" affair is a bit of a misnomer. Munich forked most of their userland software in '03 and were surprised to find out that handling so much software maintenance on their own is a) expensive and b) leads to poor results. I
949.
by creshal 9y ago
Their ToS stated that only a single person could ever be allowed to touch StartCom accounts, and if that person ever went on vacation, or quit, we'd have to re-register, re-authenticate, and have support move over all certificates one
950.
by creshal 9y ago
StartCom will always have a special place in my heart – they're the only company that I had to outright bribe to do business with. On the other hand… I really won't miss 'em.
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by creshal 9y ago
> Not to dismiss concerns about terminal performance, but if you need a terminal to keep up at ten gigabytes per second of data, I question your goals* . I don't want OOM killer to murder everything just because I accidentally catte
952.
by creshal 9y ago
> But there's an interesting angle here, which is integrating the thing running in the terminal emulator (the shell) with the terminal itself It sure results in exciting and interesting bugs, if you look at upterm's issue track
953.
by creshal 9y ago
> Performance is definitely worse than in iTerm or gnome-terminal I dropped those because they're magnitudes slower than urxvt. You managed to make a terminal emulator that's even worse ?
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by creshal 9y ago
> The things use like ~1W of power, so the board itself is surprisingly efficient compared to a "real" server. Try 3.5 watts[1], not counting overhead of most USB power bricks being incredibly inefficient. A current-gen 35W l
955.
by creshal 9y ago
> The assumption here is that employment in STEM industries fundamentally and solely involves "mechanically interesting things". It's not. Read the original memo. He especially mentioned that women gravitate to the more so
956.
by creshal 9y ago
Even as paying customer I wouldn't want to put up with that shit.
957.
by creshal 9y ago
Now who the hell gave them any money for that?
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by creshal 9y ago
> Also I'm surprised when people assume the grammar is difficult - to me, the "flexible grammatical structures" as mentioned in the article are a good thing because it gives you more leeway to make "mistakes." T
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by creshal 9y ago
Oh, there is: Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB. What, you don't want to pay $350 on top of your Windows 10 Pro license? Too bad! Here's some mobile games for you to play.
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by creshal 9y ago
Yes, and litigation for it is ongoing in several countries.

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