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by g947o 11mo ago
> ... without being sued again I'm not even sure about that. This very ruling shows that Apple blatantly violated the law (the previous ruling) and tried to collect as much fee as possible while the case goes through the system. And
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by g947o 11mo ago
Sure. That doesn't matter. Of course you can keep writing your C/C++ or using CMake, nobody is going to stop that. But other people's project are not going to stop adopt new tech stack because how you feel about it.
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by g947o 11mo ago
Nobody ever said rewrites are always a bad idea. You just made that up. It has been done successfully many times, with many more happening (e.g. TypeScript compiler rewrite). What matters is how the project is planned and implemented. Typic
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by g947o 11mo ago
There are three possibilities: Author's fault, Google's fault, someone else's fault. From the post, while it is hard to completely rule out the possibility that author did something wrong, they likely did everything they coul
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by g947o 11mo ago
Good news, potentially coming to US soon as well: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/11/lawmakers-want-ban-vpn...
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by g947o 11mo ago
When I saw that it labeled DP ports as HDMI I immediately decided that I am not going to touch this until it is at least 5x better with 95% accuracy with basic things. I don't see any advantage in using the tool.
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by g947o 11mo ago
When I ask coding agents to add tests, they often come up with something like this: const x = new NewClass(); assert.ok(x instanceof NewClass); So I am not at all surprised about Claude adding 5x tests, most of which are useles
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by g947o 11mo ago
https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/16/24158595/imessage-down-ou... https://www.theverge.com/2022/4/25/23041217/apple-app-store-... But indeed it's rare.
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by g947o 11mo ago
I assume "file sharing community" is the euphemism for "movie pirating community", but I apologize if I made the wrong assumption. If that's a correct guess -- I think the biggest reason is about hardware support, a
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by g947o 11mo ago
Do you know what technology will look like in 5 years? Or even 1 year?
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by g947o 11mo ago
Do you have any quantitative measures to prove there would be an increase in complexity?
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by g947o 11mo ago
I believe Linus responded to this very question. I recommend that you read through his email. Basically, technology evolves, and you or anyone else can't stop that just because you don't like it for whatever nonsense (non technica
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by g947o 11mo ago
"invading" I'm sure your choice of words helps the discussion.
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by g947o 1y ago
I think minisforum products are generally decent, but there are things that give me pauses. I had a mini PC that would sometimes briefly show black screens followed by "AMD driver timeout" issues. I emailed their support, who inst