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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Mozilla makes it increasingly difficult to support Firefox. I'm beginning to realize the only solution there is an entirely different governing body than Mozilla like most of the Firefox derivatives are now. Sigh.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Mozilla changed their goals over the last 5 years pretty drastically in an effort to chase revenue. It's a failing strategy assuming you want go remain a privacy focused organization.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Remove GPC too.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
For anyone curious PHP ultimately uses this definition in their introduction portion of the hash extension: > This extension provides functions that can be used for direct or incremental processing of arbitrary length messages using a va
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Sometimes, dressing up a problem can breed apathy and desensitize people to harsh realities.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> This is repeated often, but I have had very good support from Nvidia on Linux over the years. They have been improving because getting CUDA running on the platform in datacenters required some level of cooperation. They eventually real
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> It’s interesting to me that we continue to see such pressure on video and world generation, despite the fact that for years now we’ve gotten games and movies that have beautiful worlds Those beautiful worlds took a lot of money to make
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
This is very impressive technology and I am active in this space. Very active. I make an (unreleased) Steam game that helps users create their own games from not knowing how to program. I also (unknowingly) co-authored tools that K12 and un
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Intel has earned a lot of credit in the Linux space. Nvidia is trash tier in terms of support and only recently making serious steps to actually support the platform. AMD went all in nearly a decade ago and it's working pretty well for
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> This year’s “Make Amazon Pay Day” is the fifth year demonstrations have been held over the holiday weekend. It seems this happens quite often.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
What lecture is this?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Are you talking about in components/ui? If so that's ShadCN and it works by fetching components and copy/pasting them into your project rather than trying to continue to keep the components up to date.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
The researchers are keen to note things about this, but also likely want to avoid giving attackers "more ideas", which I feel limits the discussion. Plus, I highly doubt these attackers don't know everything we should be disc
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I appreciate the presentation and simplicity. You did a good job of presenting it.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Dell is a large player in storage integrity for servers for exactly this purpose.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
(a) Docker wants to bundle vendor libraries instead of using other packages and (b) Canonical uses LXD and MicroK8s instead.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I have a project that turns Blender into something like Tinkercad. I want help with some Blender gurus though. I made it for my wife because once her designs get too complex Tinkercad servers crash and stop exporting.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
It's a very common way of justifying poor behavior or criminal activity. It's basically "if they didn't sell the drugs someone else would" or "if they didnt steal someone else would" etc.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> You have to remember that humans tend to not enjoy accomplishing thievery and the scammers most often do this out of necessity. There are endless ways to earn an honest living. Nobody stealing from vulnerable people and the mentally de
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
To be clear while I don't enjoy the idea of receiving low-effort sales calls, I do think that real scammers are different. Real scammers don't have a business, aren't willing to go to court, etc.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I love that they are weaponizing the perceived kindness of senior citizens in this way. Many of the victims of scams are some of the nicest people ever that were taken advantage of in some capacity - usually while trying to help someone. It
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
This assumes you keep all of your features experimental.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
You do not have to include all experimental features in your test matrix.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
KDE 4 was pretty bad and we had to use it via Whonix for years.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> Why? It comes down to how I manage my work. I often set up one browser window per project or topic, labeled accordingly (e.g., Project1, Project2). I even have a window called MAIN for my daily essentials like Mail, Calendar, WhatsApp,
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
That's almost the same setup as mine and I think there are a lot of users like us out there that want to use a regular desktop experience but sometimes want a bit of spice. I think the Burn My Windows extension gives me enough fun when
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
We do, but we get "spins". When a distro starts they accidentally pick a core desktop environment by simply picking one first. They call their distro Foobar Linux and everyone is happy. Later people realize that the choice of desk
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> I completely disagree. Not every product is made for every person. If you don't like it, use a different product. These are large systems with their own ecosystems within them. When a project does this kind of thing it destroys a
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I use both and I enjoy the simplicity of Gnome recently and some of the polish, but the constant decisions and weird stuff from Gnome as developers and as an organization send me running every time. Almost anything you want to do in Gnome t
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
FWIW me and my family have the ReVanced apps and we never see any ads. https://revanced.app/

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