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by greyw 4y ago
Python 3.6 is still supported on Redhat 7 and 8 so I'm not worried.
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by greyw 4y ago
You should publish a paper about md5 preimage attacks if you know how to do what you just described. Im not aware of any existing ones. Are you maybe confusing collision attacks with preimage attacks?
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by greyw 4y ago
I'm mainly using amd64 nowadays don't know what that has to do with intel.
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by greyw 4y ago
> >I still can't share my screen in Slack or Teams making calls with Windows and Mac colleagues an embarrassing mess. > Works fine in at least all wlroots compositors (via xdpw) and in GNOME (via xdpgtk). The Electron versions
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by greyw 4y ago
It is just a matter of getting used to it by studying each process one by one. There is no magic behind it.
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by greyw 4y ago
It's a state owned company so it is kinda selling to itself.
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by greyw 4y ago
Especially annoying if you have scripts that are meant to be sourced by the shell i.e. the shebang doesn't help you.
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by greyw 4y ago
like I'm reacting now to your sentence
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by greyw 4y ago
The terminal emulator is probably the most used and most important software I'm running. It needs to be enjoyable. I personally can feel the lag so its not good enough for me. Anyway that being said I have some collegues that are not b
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by greyw 4y ago
st has the highest input latency among quite a few terminal emulators [1] and feels thus very slugish. It's an ok piece of software at best . [1] https://danluu.com/term-latency/
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by greyw 4y ago
It's definitely possible that some distros improved WM based setups. Last time I as down the WM rabbit hole was over 4 years ago. I spent quite a bit of time to get something usable (and it was fun!).
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by greyw 4y ago
Once I had my WM running I had to clobber together lots of different pieces together (with scripts and whatnot) to get the remaining desktop functionality. For example: 1. Laptop screen brightness 2. Wifi setup 3. Application launcher 4. Ex
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by greyw 4y ago
That is also me. I used i3, dwm, awesomewm etc. I spent just too much time maintaning these frankenstein configurations. By setting just a few shortcuts in gnome I get 90% there. My graphical shell is anyway just used for launching emacs, t
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by greyw 4y ago
It's also full of bugs. Kwin_x11 regularily crashed on me requiring a manual restart of it. I'd rather have something that works than a lot of configuration options that don't work. I'm using gnome nowadays (without any
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by greyw 5y ago
You can static link your program and release your it under the GPL license. I don't see the problem there.
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by greyw 5y ago
> And we like things following the standards already put in place. Because we don’t give a damn about helping the FSF do their thing: We care about tech. We care about and love the legacy of UNIX, its philosophy, and we want to adhere to
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by greyw 5y ago
I dont know anyone that uses facebook messanger (is that different from facebook?) and I didnt know that there is smartphone client for discord. On the other hand all my contacts have whatsapp and some have signal.
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by greyw 5y ago
I don't see why you are surprised. Guido invented the slowest programming language that is reasonably popular nowadays.
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by greyw 6y ago
An even easier and more accesible solution to move your boot with a high enough acceleration towards the IoT device thereby totally disabling the internet functionality! Doesn't even need any technical skill.
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by greyw 6y ago
Who is we? I use systemd on the operating systems I use (debian, centos and opensuse)