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by diath 9mo ago
> Surely if all these merge requests were of huge value There were a lot of MRs with valuable changes however Red Hat wanted certain features to be exclusive to Wayland to make the alternative more appealing to people so they actively bl
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by diath 9mo ago
What do you mean nobody wants to improve X11? There were developers with dozens of open merge requests with numerous improvements to X11 that were being actively ignored/held back by IBM/Red Hat because they wanted Wayland, their
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by diath 9mo ago
This is just for the installer so it saves you the "install on Windows and move files to Linux" step however the Adobe suite still runs poorly in WINE.
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by diath 9mo ago
The FAQ says: > We are targeting Summer 2026 for a first Alpha version on Linux and macOS. This will be aimed at developers and early adopters. With that being said, building Ladybird is quite trivial, the scripts in the repo take care
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by diath 9mo ago
> It is trivial to do 10x that packet per second rate. When making this statement, are you taking into account that SSH encrypts the traffic by default?
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by diath 9mo ago
> Yet another reason to use Jujutsu And what would that reason be? You can git revert a git revert.
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by diath 9mo ago
> too bad there's such a focus on animal protein/products, Non-animal protein sources (like soy and beans) have very poor bioavailability.
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by diath 9mo ago
Fish, lean beef, chicken, eggs, kefir, milk, cheese, rice, potatoes, EVOO, fruit and vegetables is all you need for peak athletic performance and optimal hormonal profile.
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by diath 9mo ago
> But rather quickly, after moving and resizing browser windows, the GPU process dies with messages like the following and, for example, WebGL is no longer hardware accelerated: Is this specific to the WM he used or does HW acceleration
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by diath 9mo ago
It is normal for KDE. KDE is mockingly called KrashDE in Linux circles for a reason. We're only 4 days into 2026 and there's already dozens of crash-related bugs filled in the bug tracker: https://bugs.kde.org/bugl
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by diath 9mo ago
Because distros usually ship only one specific version of a library. And different distros ship different versions of libraries. If you develop your software on Arch Linux targeting a specific version of an API of the library you're us
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by diath 10mo ago
The entire point of LLM-assisted development is to audit the code generated by AI and to further instruct it to either improve it or instruct it to fix the shortcomings - kind of being a senior dev doing a code review on your colleague&#x27
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by diath 10mo ago
It's because Tab accepts copilot suggestion, you have to press Enter instead to accept the language server suggestion.
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by diath 10mo ago
FPS is a poor metric anyway, things like this should be measured in frame time instead - but either are meaningless numbers without knowing the hardware it runs on.
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by diath 10mo ago
Yes but the primary issue was that 4chan was using over a decade old version of the library that contained a vulnerability first disclosed in 2012: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2012-4405
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by diath 10mo ago
No benchmarks. No FLOPs. No comparison to commodity hardware. I hate the cloud servers. "9 is faster than 8 which is faster than 7 which is faster than 6, ..., which is faster than 1, which has unknown performance".
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by diath 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Context
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by diath 10mo ago
How does that work? You transfer the money in BTC, you exchange that into real money, you open a new bank account, you deposit that money, the bank's anti-money-laundering detection sees a large deposit to a newly open account and trig
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by diath 11mo ago
It's way harder to support Linux than Windows from a developer's perspective. Proprietary vs. open source drivers, approach to driver updates (rolling release vs. stable distros), 5 trillion incompatible glibc versions, X11 vs. Wa
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by diath 11mo ago
What if you have a collision system where collision filters can exclude collisions based on some condition in such a way that their bounding boxes can overlap? For instance an arrow that pierces through a target to fly through it and onto a
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by diath 11mo ago
> A picking texture is a very simple idea. As the name says, it’s used to handle picking in the game, when you click somewhere on the screen (e.g. to select an unit), I use this texture to know what you clicked on. Instead of colors, eve
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by diath 11mo ago
> Hopefully, this post helps illustrate the unreasonable effectiveness of SQLite as well as the challenges you can run in with Amdahl's law and network databases like postgres. No, it does not. This article first says that normally
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by diath 11mo ago
Anyone else just not use any DM? The user/password prompt is sufficient for me and then my shell calls startx when initialized from the tty. It was mostly due to laziness that I did not feel like experimenting with any when I first mig
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by diath 11mo ago
> Never scan QR codes: There is no evidence of widespread crime originating from QR-code scanning itself. > The true risk is social engineering scams... Exactly. My grandma is very susceptible to phishing and social engineering, I don
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by diath 11mo ago
Isn't that pretty much GitLab? But then most people still prefer GitHub anyway.
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by diath 11mo ago
> unscalable Instagram, which is significantly bigger than Reddit, disagrees.
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by diath 11mo ago
It's actually wild that they're trying to sell lack of basic desktop features as "security features". Try explaining to an average person that when they are playing a game and want to capture a cool moment to share on Di
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by diath 11mo ago
Arc Raiders has 160k Steam reviews (which is a lot) and 90% of them are positive. It also has an estimated >4M owners despite a high price tag and is currently the #4 most played game on Steam globally. The AI nay-sayers are a vocal mino
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by diath 11mo ago
I wish tools like CMake and Bazel simply used Lua, Python or JavaScript for their configuration instead of making their own languages with numerous quirks. There's literally no benefit of doing that.
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by diath 11mo ago
QML is not native, PySide uses Python. If you pick either of those, you lose native controls and low level language for performance, so again, may as well use web-based tech. Especially that HTML/CSS support significantly more styling&

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