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ho_schi
1y ago
There is no dependency on Chromium. The projects are using WebKitGtk. PS: I'm thankful that they don't use that thing from Google.
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So much text instead of mentioning the WebKitGtk doesn't provides that feature (currently). WebKitGtk is a good engine but somebody should to address that issue. Feels like a developer had only Epiphany as web-browser in consideration
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1y ago
There is also a readily installable Flatpak: https://github.com/sonnyp/Eloquent It is restricted by Flatpak (i.e. Control Groups and Namespaces): * No file-system access * No access to devices * Network Acce
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1y ago
Because it works? Regulations are for people. And are applied upon companies. They have a probable side effect, very wealthy persons don’t get extremely rich by harming everyone. If that means I can install Linux on a laptop? Fine. Replace
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1y ago
How about regulating Big Tech? Which was done with AT&T before Reagan and caused UNIX , C , Open-Source and Open-Documentation . And encouraging and requiring open-source software development in Europe, founded by non-profit or
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1y ago
Leadership doesn’t mean earning more money. I’m fine with twice the amount of a developer. Taking into account responsibility, public involvement and special clothing. Travel costs and so on are separate. The developers are doing the hard w
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1y ago
A kind of epiphany for me were automatic wristwatches :) Compared to smartwatches they aren't expensive, look classy and show time and/or date. The quality of Swiss, German and Japanese is reliable. No batteries, no electronics an
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1y ago
This is wrong. For 14 years the recommendation on Linux is: * Purchase always AMD. * Purchase never Nvidia. * Intel is also okay. Because the AMD drivers are good and open-source. And AMD cares about bug reports. The
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1y ago
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICE_S The theoretical assumed Vmax of this old train should be 440 km/h. The fasted actual speed was 406,9 km/h back in 1988. The test itself was focused on the Velaro Novo: htt
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1y ago
Aside from the editor thing. I indent usually with Tab :) I learned Makefiles a bit, using it in one tiny project. Than checked Autotools and everything in my brain refused to learn this awkward workaround-engine. At the same time Meson
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1y ago
btw. Rendering images or movies on the TTY is common. fbida: https://www.kraxel.org/blog/linux/fbida/ mpv: https://mpv.io/ Fbida sometimes need the -d option pointing to /dev/drm&
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1y ago
That airports are usually not an effective destination for the B747/A380. Connect major hubs like FRA with JFK and it makes sense. You need capacity, it is a long route and slots are rare and expensive. And for Emirates the hub concept
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1y ago
It depends on the situation. Redundancy and additional power increase margins. More for the sake of more isn't necessary helping. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_ewa7R20MA Lufthansa 747-8 after engine failure: *
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1y ago
Yep. And that's good for customers and Linux. Maybe Zen 6. AMD already provides the Z-Series specifically for handhelds. The Steamdeck uses currently the regular Zen2 with a RNDA2 from Zen3+. Best would be passive cooling, which would
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1y ago
On Linux there is the handy fbgrab . I guess they have something similar. https://github.com/GunnarMonell/fbgrab You also can set timeouts and switch between virtual terminals. PS: I’m love good TUIs. Clean and concis
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This is correct. Riding with an actual bicycle in NYC's traffic between cars and buses is rather safe. The delivery E-Bikes on cycle lane and cycle paths are a danger. It is not the speed. I also ride fast on a roadbike. It is the beh
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1y ago
I'm also into team note taking. Work In Progress Endless printer paper or doted A4 paper (I love it). It is is the planing area of my brain. Some specific notes are kept for long term and re-used, which is seldom - this can (should)
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1y ago
You sound like someone purchasing a new ThinkPad and "Why they added a camera bump? Sticking out of display lid. A thing nobody ask for". followed by "Why the made the base flat. But removed the rounded palm r
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Yes. INS loses precision over time. But not that much, the wiki states 650 meters in an hour. Is that enough for crossing the Atlantic Ocean with an airliner? Cheap car navigation can bring you through long tunnels (kilometers). INS Navigat
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1y ago
A lot people don't know and don't use GDBs reverse debugging. It is an awesome and hidden feature, which more developers should know :) All these Oh wait. I missed it...debugging sessions. and these What exactly changed over th
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1y ago
I did a Ctrl+F and it doesn't mention once Inertial Navigation Systems (INS)[1]? As long as an external signal for navigation is used, the problems of external signals will remain. INS doesn't suffer from this issue and is alrea
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1y ago
Right! Use Linux, because it is your preference [1]. It doesn't cause harm (side-effects: incompatibility and vendor lock-in, due to mass-effect) to others. We need to remember why Microsoft uses WSL. Microsoft wants to prevent users (
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I love GNU Screen, daily usage. A good sign, that they called for help. Hope they can attract some more new developers, carefully maintaining it.
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Were was this person when I was a child? Okay. I wasn’t a scout. But a good approach through storytelling!
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I upvoted all of the above posts because - all of them share some correct arguments. * Training is hard. * Using your training e.g. a bicycle race is fun. * Training is easier, if you actually know why you’re doing it and recognize
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2y ago
<irony> And a cell phone number from a throw away phone? Of course for every application a new one! </irony>
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Disclaimer: I’m bad about remembering faces. Every photo with a name below helps me a lot. We shall not copy everything from America. And the site goes on… Trotzdem ist die Bewerbung ohne Foto nach wie vor eher die Ausnahme als die Re
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You do :) My post was about while and if and you repeatingly bring up for . The for statement is another statement.
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Regarding Java: It is possible that you confuse while- and for statements?
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For C users. And C++ users: In C++ we can declare variable in the while or if statement: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/while https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language&#
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