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It has been implemented to a degree that it is useful for most users. For instance, you can now map Control-I and Tab separately, as well as keys like Control-1, Control-2, Control-;, etc.
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It's not mentioned in the headline, but GM also intends to phase out Android Auto, so this is not specific to iPhones. >General Motors plans to phase out widely-used Apple CarPlay and Android Auto technologies that allow drivers to
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No it is not for many applications. The entire embedded software engineering field is an example.
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Thanks, I fixed it :)
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>Rust also hates hidden allocations Does it? Rust seems happy to allocate silently all the time. let x = String::new(“hi”); let y = vec![]; Do either of these allocate? As the writer or reader of this code, how do I know if
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Thankfully most games I’ve played have an option to scale UI text, which has addressed this for me. Hopefully more games add an option for this. You can also press the STEAM + LB buttons to open a magnifier for reading small text.
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>I suspect that almost all Steam Deck owners already have a PC they game on. I don’t know if I’m in the minority or not, but I have never owned a gaming PC, and have not had a console since I was a teenager with an Xbox 360. I’m now 30,
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>if you cannot understand why this is being done, you are part of the problem. Seems like a quick and condescending way to shut down any critical thinking or debate. “Agree with me, or suffer the same fate”.
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It's interesting to see both the advances in humanoid robotics and language models like ChatGPT. The obvious next step will be to combine these two to achieve a truly human-like android, just like in old school science fiction. Of cour
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4y ago
You could use something like https://privacy.com/ . In fact, I’ve been using a Privacy credit card (connected directly to my bank account) for GitHub sponsors since I signed up.
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The IRE games are very well done. I too have spent many, many hours in Achaea, and more recently (a year or two ago) in Starmourn. You can get by without paying for credits, though it does involve more in-game grinding. For me, what made me
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>What’s the big deal really to lose things from the past? Losing pictures of my kids when they were young would be devastating. For some things, it’s a very big deal.
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>They could have an email dedicated to comments and feedback. Some technical blogs I follow use this. They create a public mailing list that they treat as their “public inbox”. Anyone can send an email to it, and all messages are publicl
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4y ago
I’m a happy user of https://notifier.in/ for this purpose.
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4y ago
Where do you host your fossil repos (or do you not centrally host them at all)?
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4y ago
Last I checked (which was not that long ago), Lima was stuck using 9p because QEMU for Darwin didn’t yet support virtiofs. Has this changed? Or maybe I’m just misremembering the details… EDIT: Looks like this was indeed just added in the la
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I was very excited about this until I read the comments here. I didn’t notice the NFT/blockchain stuff when I read through the README, but I agree with other commenters here that that is very off-putting. I really don’t want anything t
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Ah yes, OS development, a domain famous for attracting stupid people.
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>Are people (and specifically cops) in US really that quick to judge? Or do these cases make the news exactly because of how outrageous and rare they are? (With the obvious caveat that I do not claim to represent the entire American popu
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4y ago
This is exciting news! Is there an issue or something similar I can subscribe to to track progress?
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I’m currently reading the biography of Alan Turing by Andrew Hodges and just so happen to currently be in the chapters discussing the history and operation of the Bombes. Funny to see this pop up now!
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I like Nord and I've been using it for a while, but I agree with the other comments about the low contrast which I also don't particularly like. But the thing is, I hate configuring color schemes, I find it tremendously tedious,
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>In terms of turning things off, if you turn them off, then what’s the point of having the language server? Code navigation and completion, for one. But there are plenty of knobs to turn that provide a spectrum between “show nothing” and
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Can you explain what you mean by “visually noisy”? If you’re referring to the diagnostics messages (virtual text and signs and such), that is easily configurable to disable (I would know, I wrote it)
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Unfortunately yes. Some organizations (like mine) use Office365 and disable IMAP/SMTP, so the only way to interface to the mail server is via Exchange :(
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Passwords in iCloud Keychain are already E2EE, it seems reasonable the private passkeys would be too.
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Seconded, Subnautica was an amazing experience. One of my all time favorites, though I'm not sure if it's a good fit to play with your kids (or even with other people in general). The best part of the game is the atmosphere it cre
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Where do they sell ads outside of the App Store?
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Yes it does.
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4y ago
I did a brief write up on some of the biggest new features here: https://gpanders.com/blog/whats-new-in-neovim-0-7/
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