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5y ago
As much as like C and dislike C++ you are right.
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hawski
5y ago
The testimonials page is a gem: https://kisslinux.org/testimonials
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hawski
5y ago
I see some features from squashfs-tools-ng like cpio style list of entries. Are those projects being merged or are they a totally separate effort?
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hawski
5y ago
Weren't ingredients taster in the past?
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hawski
5y ago
Most programmers out there probably use stock keyboards. It may be not good enough for you, but others could be happy.
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5y ago
AFIAK bubbled water is acidic and it can hurt mucous membranes.
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5y ago
I would like to see an cross-platform accessibility library, that would branch out to become a cross-platform widget toolkit, than the usual "we render widgets ourselves and accessibility is not even planned yet".
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hawski
5y ago
I have some of my code BSD0 licensed (in practice public domain). One thing that I'm vary of regarding Copilot is: what would happen if my code would become a part of some proprietary code by a big multinational corporation and then th
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hawski
5y ago
Copilot may do more to move open source projects out of GitHub than the message that Microsoft is the buyer. Now you can host the code on GitHub to get your license violated, or DMCA-ed in a long run, when your code will become a part of so
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5y ago
I now what you mean, but I just wanted to add something to your one example. What do you mean by "nude beach vs downtown big city"? There are parks in some European cities where you can sunbath in the nude. I guess it is still an
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5y ago
Far too often author's intent is to deceive. On better channels less so, but even then I can't stand those typical youtube thumbnails with exaggerated facial expressions and big titles. I now it works for them, but for me personal
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5y ago
A less drastic extension is Clickbait Remover. It replaces thumbnails to an actual frame from the video and de-capitalizes titles: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/clickbait-rem...
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5y ago
Please, share a picture of the dongle chain :)
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5y ago
I may be late to the party, but I recommend RTSP Camera Server. It is what it says on the lid. I used it a few years ago as a baby monitor with a camera and it worked really good. I'm not sure in which state it is now. Simple, small an
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5y ago
I also hate how when your phone or other device (i.e. I have an old Chromebook) is no longer supported there is no indication whatsoever that it is the case. You have to surf around the web to find EOL dates and every producer has it differ
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5y ago
Which first or second world country doesn't abide by big corporations? Is there a useful ranking that would measure it? I'm really curious.
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5y ago
Better vacations in my mind are either longer or often. Destination and amenities are not that important, I would gladly have more vacation even if I would stay in my city.
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hawski
5y ago
This site works best in IE6 at 800x600.
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5y ago
I remember "Beyond 2000" it was in Polish TV in so called "Educational Television". I loved the whole timeslot, but later on it was getting shorter and shorter and finally disappeared or blended in. There were a couple o
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5y ago
It would be interesting to see a little indicator of how fast your scrolling speed is in terms of speed of light.
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5y ago
Haxe is one of the very few languages in which a perfect cross-platform widget toolkit could be made. A toolkit that would produce platform-native binaries (no pesky FFI like JNI) using platform specific libraries: targeting Java (maybe eve
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5y ago
What a world we live in, I always would thought the opposite. Probably it was like that before, but now maybe spammers send more plain text e-mails to appear legit. Never ending game of cat and mouse.
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5y ago
I see it's another fork of maps.me, I hope it will gain traction. Are there any relation between maps.me and mapy.cz (they look too similar other than using OSM)? I use the latter for quite some time since the maps.me fork that was on
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5y ago
I'm aware of readv/writev. This was supposed to cover much more, because it is with arbitrary syscalls. Open a file and if successful read from it - all with a single syscall. Another example: socket, setsockopt, bind, listen, acc
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5y ago
Now I wonder if my idea of having a muxcall or a batchcall as I thought about it a few years ago is something similar to io_uring, but on a lesser scale and without eBPF goodies. My idea was to have a syscall like this: struct batchvec
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5y ago
I find that many times in more complex loops you need the index as well. Sometimes for as mundane reason as logging.
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5y ago
Where do Cobol, Java, C#, Basic, Object Pascal, C++[0-9][0-9], Tcl programmers fit?
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That's a setup I wanted for quite some time and I know it was available for some time, but ubiquitous fast and cheap wireless Internet is something new I guess, also with all-day batteries all in a lightweight package.
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5y ago
But aren't eggs themselves overall much more an O-6 source than O-3?
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5y ago
I have a Macbook Pro (though 15") and a PC, but also a ridiculously underpowered Chromebook with a crappy 11" 1366x768 screen. Lately I find myself when I'm on the run in the city to grab the Chromebook and ssh to my desktop
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