Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
d3Xt3r
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
38 ms
·
511.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
When I said native, I meant native to the language, something written purely in Zig, without depending on external UI toolkits. Basically like how Rust's egui works.
512.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
I would recommend installing Scratch[1] - it's a programming language designed for kids from 8yrs old onwards. I would recommend pairing it with a Raspberry Pi, as you can do fun real-world physical stuff with using Scratch, and I thin
513.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
What if you're a few days shy of 31, and they decide to hire you, but you just cross 31 at the time you sign the contract, would that be deemed as an illegal hire? Or what if you were a few minutes away from turning 31 when you signed
514.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Unfortunately capy uses Gtk+ on Linux, so it's a no-go for me. :(
515.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Is there a decent native GUI library for Zig yet? I don't want to use bloated toolkits like GTK and Qt. I like the simplicity and speed of Rust's eGUI. Something similar for Zig would be amazing.
516.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> These days, thanks to GNOME, it’s even well-designed by default. GNOME is "well-designed"? Are you serious? If it is so "well-designed" as you claim, why is it that we need several thirdparty extensions just to ma
517.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Seems like I can't demo it without signing up for an account?
518.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
ThinkPad T480/T480s. Not only do they support Windows 11, they also support Coreboot and Libreboot so you no longer have to rely on Lenovo for firmware updates (and it is more secure than the official firmware).
519.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Don't forget all the opensource ports/engine recomps that (still) work great on Linux: - OpenJazz (port of Jazz Jackrabbit) - OpenOMF (One Must Fall 2097) - OpenMW (Morrowind) - Devilution X (Diablo) - SDLPoP (Prince of Persia) -
520.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Suggestion 2 - don’t require iOS, period. A lot of people are on Android, as they feel iOS is not that great. You’re missing out on a lot of users and unless you require a specific feature that only Apple has then you should just make it a
521.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
There's also USB Mountr (aka PhoneStick)[1], but of course YMMV with modern Android. Might be better to use a rooted Android with the DriveDroid + the Magisk compatibility module[2]. [1] https://github.com/JinbaIttai&#x
522.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
You should be able to boot those using the "wimboot" mode.
523.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
How are you creating your Ventoy drive? I would recommend using GPT. Also be sure to boot your drive in UEFI mode. Finally, be sure to update Ventoy to the latest version, they release regular updates with bugfixes for compatibility issues
524.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> Framework machine with Fedora Unfortunately Framework only ships to a limited amount of countries. They also prohibit commercial resale and even go out of their way to block parcel forwarders. So as a result, it's not available
525.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Funny how a lot of us got into computers that way. For me, it was wanting to play Prince of Persia and other DOS games on my cousin's PC when he wasn't around. Figured out what CD and DIR did and how I could run different games by
526.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> Framework machine with Fedora Unfortunately Framework only ships to a limited amount of countries, and they also prohibit commercial resale and go out of their way to block parcel forwarders. So as a result, it's not available f
527.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Have you configured your tunables with powertop, set amd_pstate = active (and/or set up TLP)? If not, give that a try, it's a game changer. Also by all day I meant working day (8+ hours), which is good enough for me to take my lap
528.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> go back to buying Windows laptops and putting Linux on them. But they just aren't as nice. There are native Linux laptops from several manufacturers such as Slimbook, Star Labs, System76, Tuxedo etc. Or if you prefer mainstream
529.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
They don't need to enter a market. All they need to do is partner with a retailler like Amazon/eBay - or even just allow other retailers to resell them. Okay so even if they don't want to do that, all they need to do is not
530.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Ubuntu's "stability"? Can't tell if it's sarcasm or if the author is actually serious. This sounds like a recipe for disaster.
531.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
You keep bringing up Proton but you forget that Proton is just Wine + a couple of other existing FOSS projects + some of Valve's patches. Wine is really what makes the magic happen, and Wine existed as far back as 1993, and there was b
532.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
They probably haven't forked it because they know it's a futile effort to maintain and develop something as complex as Blink. Anyone who's ever worked on a large project like that knows very well it's easier to start fro
533.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
Great more sarcasm, just want the HN community needs.
534.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
I hear you, but at the same time, you can't deny the amount of improvements the Linux ecosystem has seen due to Valve's involvement: tons of AMD-related improvements in the kernel, tons of mesa/radeon improvements, massive im
535.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> The problems fall into three main categories They forgot to mention the fourth category: it's based on Chromium. We don't need yet another Chromium-based browser.
536.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
It's trivial for any Tom, Dick and Harry to fork an opensource project and "extend" it - but none have so far actually extended the engine - have they implemented any new W3C standards or fixed any compliance bugs? Have they
537.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> The interesting thing here is the core of it, being Android XR and its deep AI integration I'm not interested in the OS or "AI" at all. What I really want to know is if I can connect this to a regular PC/handheld
538.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
I don't run SteamOS but I run Bazzite on my desktop, the main advantage of running these immutable gaming distros is to have a fuss-free gaming experience - my PC boots straight to Steam, and I never ever have to worry about OS updates
539.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
What if they're not "Xbox" branded? Eg GPD devices (they even advertise official Bazzite support).
540.
▲
by
d3Xt3r
1y ago
> without having cheaters in every game. That's highly debatable. How do you know for certain they aren't using any undetectable cheats (like a driver-level cheat, say an aim assist) or a hardware level cheat? Cheating aside,
More ›