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Maybe, because it's only a one order of magnitude faster? I would expect for it to be something between 10x and 100x faster.
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6y ago
Thank you kindly! After I issued xinput set-prop "HID 04d9:a088 Mouse" "libinput Button Scrolling Button" 3 it works, because this trackball does not have the default button 2. All with precise and smooth scrollin
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6y ago
That is very nice. I wonder how could one integrate left mouse click in there and also if it would be a fun unconventional gaming controller for a tailor made game. It would have to be balanced, as one of the commenters wondered here. A gra
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hawski
6y ago
git gui is way to go.
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6y ago
Half-baked as in eating it can cause gastric problems, not as in 50% done? https://github.com/hadrianw/werf a graphical mouse driven text editor inspired by Plan 9's acme. It can open quite big files, you can WIMP
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6y ago
I always wanted a tool to place a polygon (even just four corners) and ability to set an aspect ratio (custom or preset like 4:3, 16:9 and A-series) and have perspective fixed image or just move vertices around (just like you expect by havi
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6y ago
It's a great resource. I like such easy list approach, because many times new language just needs a translation from concepts you already know. I have a problem understanding how temporaries work in Rust. At least from what I see there
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6y ago
What OS do you run? I'll try to replicate the issue on my side. I run Linux.
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6y ago
I think Firefox devs restart it many times a day during development, so they are not as affected. I think with 24GB of RAM I am at least on the edge of tons of memory qualifier and it still seems not enough after few weeks or intensive usag
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6y ago
Firefox seems to never return any memory if you close tabs. My workaround for Firefox is using cgroups and limit memory for Firefox there, then it will not swap trash on my 24GB RAM system. Also every couple of weeks I restart it to reclaim
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6y ago
Links also has a graphical interface, that displays images. It's still plenty fast. I love how instant web feels through links. It's like 1G fiber connection, 24GB RAM and 8 cores add up to something, but it's just as fast as
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6y ago
Google would gain 100 mln users and then they would shut it down or replace with something half baked.
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6y ago
I just want to say thank you for squashfs-tools-ng. For my usecase I had to patch mksquashfs and your tool fits just right. I'm yet to switch however.
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6y ago
Higher cars roll over much easier, which is very dangerous, but safety is also a feeling.
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6y ago
The guard is also shouting brand names of things you carry in your bag.
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6y ago
It's even more visible in non-English speaking countries. In Poland: first everyone says Java as Yava and after a while they start to switch to a proper English pronunciation. Many times it divides amateurs from professionals, but I wo
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6y ago
I would love for something like Zerotier's Earth network to be more popular.
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6y ago
For a long time now I see it in myself and other's around me (like my father, my in-laws, my wife), that icons do not work. Icons change too much and every app has its own set of icons, all of them highly abstract to the point of meani
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6y ago
Oh, I've never experienced it, because I'm one of those new-tab spammers. That's baffling, but I shield myself from this already. I think I open even more stuff in a new tab, because for years now, one can't count on a c
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6y ago
Private tab? Do you mean private window? Or is there some other feature/extension? The temporary containers extension is creating a temporary container with each newly opened tab. It uses same container for tabs opened from existing ta
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6y ago
Dishonesty. If one can keep it in the open and it's everything alright between them as a couple it's alright. But if one keeps it hidden, dismisses the other and lies about the activity it's a betrayal. Although rules are a b
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6y ago
> The use case for precompiled headers is relatively simple: when there is a common set of headers that is included in nearly every source file in the project, we precompile that bundle of headers into a __single__ precompiled header (PC
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6y ago
I wonder if subjects would be touch typists would it change anything.
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Oh, must have been my time spent in Germany. As Wikipedia disambiguation page says: > Beamer > Video projector, a pseudo-Anglicism in a number of languages including German, Dutch, Latvian and Swiss French
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6y ago
Another word for a projector.
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I bought a used projector some time ago. Couldn't be happier. I usually watch something after it's dark and I also have very good blinds. It probably warms up in similar, or better, time that many TVs boot up nowadays. I just have
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6y ago
Regarding #2 - at least in Berlin a lady from Gesundheitsamt helped us fill the paperwork and it was one of the best experiences I had with any public servant.
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I did this on Gentoo around 10 years ago. It was quite cumbersome, but it worked. Separate X sessions in time of xorg.conf. The problem was with sound, I didn't know how to divide it, also removable media and danger of shutting down co
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6y ago
That sounds like we do not have said technology.
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6y ago
What technology do we have to build sustainable ecosystem? I am only aware of various failed projects of biospheres or whatever.
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