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by dleslie 4y ago
So if I understand you correctly, you want Docker to be a trusted host for wasm binaries as well as container images? Where the tooling you've made is intended to aid users along this path. It sounds like you're anticipating a new
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by dleslie 4y ago
Ah, I think you're being too critical then. ProtonDB's tier 3 rating is still playable, just with obvious issues; like poor performance, configuration required or occasional crashes. Including those bumps it to 59%, and I suspect
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Roguelike games usually draw me in, but you've populated your Steam page with what looks like mobile resolution videos. Mobile ports on PC are rarely appealing, the strong exceptions exist of course, but it may be to your benefit to sh
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Where are you getting that 26% from? PCGamesN reported, last year, that around 70% of the top 100 were supported. It's a different story for SteamDeck, which has further constraints due to its unconventional screen size; but even then,
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by dleslie 4y ago
Steam's Proton means just about every Windows game of note works well on Linux, now. And yes, it works with non-Steam games; you don't even need to use the Steam Launcher, and can use an alternative (like Heroic Launcher) instead.
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by dleslie 4y ago
Debian + MATE/Plasma is a great option, IMHO; great hardware support, no snap, and a fabulous desktop experience.
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I'm going to buck the comment trend thus far and state that I enjoy the gamified experience. Getting an achievement in recognition of the open source work that I've done feels great, and honestly it's more positive recognitio
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As a primarily C# developer, these days, both are unusable because their interaction with omnisharp is slow, brittle, and prone to indefinite hangs. It's odd, because vscode uses omnisharp over lsp and it is fast, powerful and reliable
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by dleslie 4y ago
No, it's not true everywhere. Where I live people don't lock their doors and leave their keys in the ignition. I'm not hyperbolizing, that's the literal truth. The distinction is that this isn't just a small town, i
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Or perhaps there's a selection bias in the company kept. It's easy not to find cause to interrupt if there exists general agreement and temperament.
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Ah, I liken it to rising flood waters. I removed everything in every space of the house that was remotely dangerous and could conceivably be reached by young children. So they had the run of the house, and it was totally safe.
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Which they probably won't, if they can prevent it, most of the time. People tend not to invite discussion for the purposes of challenging their positions.
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As a parent of, IMHO the first six months are when they need the most attention, not when they're the easiest. Infants desire constant affection, feeding, cleaning, and some never stop crying. Once they can crawl it's off to the r
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Ah right, that's a major scandal here in BC that I had forgotten about. Condo fees are soaring because insurance is going through the roof for that entire class of housing.
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I spent roughly a tenth of that on new water heaters; two half height to fit in the crawlspace. Electric, not gas. Is labour just that much more expensive in the USA?
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It was a teeny tiny house; 850sqft and two stories. The roof only hit me back about 5k. Flooring was only about 3k, I did cheap laminate because carpet gives me allergies and I have kids.
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> And trust me the condo owners aren't going to go and mop that rooftop or gym, they're going to need even more employees to do that This is probably the meat of the cost. When I demo'd the floors the labour cost was my ow
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by dleslie 4y ago
It's not insane?! I just sold a house in Vancouver after living in it for over a decade. The amortized cost of maintenance was less than 100 CAD/mo; and that included new quartz counters, a new roof, new hot water tanks, a whole y
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by dleslie 4y ago
Housing will always be a competitive market so long as location matters. Access to education and health care are themselves some of reasons why location matters, and a home in an urban core is priced higher than one in a far remote communit
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Outside of urban centres Canadians survive at the behest of the local largest employer. In some places that's forestry, some it's fisheries, some it's oil, some canola, tourism, etc. And usually it's the one big employer
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The problem with substance abuse, and stealing to sell, was then and remains now a widespread problem in Canada's hospitals.
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It's not an oversimplification; it's the cruel reality of Canada outside of the major urban centres, where relatively tiny companies can flourish before either listing themselves on a foreign exchange, being purchased, or failing.
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One thing that younger Canadians and foreigners don't seem to grasp is that Canada's economy is basically a handful of abusive corporations pretending to be a country. The Maritimes are dominated completely by the holdings of a si
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I was responding to this: > misguided as not taking pain medicine when you have a broken leg until it has properly set first. I'm arguing that pain killers are a calculated risk, and can lead to further trauma, even in situations of
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Taking pain killers can exacerbate injuries by masking the pain caused by behaviours that cause additional trauma. I've seen a child's broken arm go from a scheduled intervention to an emergency surgery because the xray techs mani
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by dleslie 4y ago
Here where I live, police are instructed to use a gendered lens in their responses, specifically to treat everything as though women are the victims, always, and never the aggressors. It's grotesquely sexist, but lauded by the NGOs.
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Titan or Europa
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Women are not better behaved on average, they're simply not prosecuted equally for their poor behaviour. To get a full understanding of this, compare self reported spousal abuse data against police reported data. The difference is shoc
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by dleslie 4y ago
Nah, I was on mobile and linking was cumbersome. Here, enjoy the trivial search and read through links and their references: https://www.google.com/search?q=Evidence+for+productivity+an... TLDR: for productivity, there&#x27
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by dleslie 4y ago
The strong evidence in support of static typing for productivity and security is well known and a trivial Google search away.

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