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by hulitu 3mo ago
The Rust coreutils really made a lot of fun. It is like, there are not enough bugs in the Linux kernel, a rewrite in Rust will surely eliminate all of them. The good thing is that there is still some BSDs left so people will not be left wit
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> modern dual-pane file manager for Windows 11 and 10 that redefines file navigation with adaptable Miller Columns, a 40 years concept > integrated tabs, same > and a fast DirectX-powered interface. To display a static list of file
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Why does software eat the world in a decade, Does it, though ? If healtcare was reinventing the wheel and adding layers of abstraction as SW does, we will all be at the hospital waiting for "bug fixes and performance inprovements&
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Wasn't this retired a long time ago ? About Win 7 era ? Was it resurected again ?
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Why am I not allowed to manage my device the way I want to? Kids those days. Embrace, extend, extinguish. Maybe some lectures like Orwell 1984 or Wikipedia PRISM will help you.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> The rate at which Earth is absorbing energy is alarming climate scientists But the wars are ok. No energy is released in an explosion. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Cleaning oil with a brush. Works like a charm. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
They were so poor that they didn't have any airports.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Is _his_ wife so old ?
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Try writing a script when the tools themselves change how they behave whether they're running in a script or in a terminal But we smart coders. We think everything. Remind me later.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> My good, when will people finally realize that local accounts are the only rational option? When they will be educated in this matter. There's a reason tech companies are pushing for more id*ts.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Why not dolphins ? Or mice ?
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by hulitu 3mo ago
The linux kernel is already bloated. We don't need more bloat.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> but don't you think it's because of his xwayland result No. Wayland is slow on its own. You can test it without Xwayland.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
They don't introduce bugs. They introduce feature experiences.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Ask the US Army. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Windows 11 is testing a new AI-powered feature that will allow Copilot to understand system resource usage So Windows code writers need Copilot to understand which program is using system resources. Not only new systems are designed _f
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> DVD-Audio remains a niche market, but some independent online labels offer a wider choice of titles. Never seen one on sale online. SACDs on the other hand are available.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Yes Windows is more surveillance software than Android or Apple are this is cheap > There’s no consent screen. A GDID gets assigned when you sign into a Microsoft Account. Apple’s advertising identifier needs an App Tracking Transpa
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by hulitu 3mo ago
... and in your sleeping habits, and in whatand where you eat, and, and, and. But they are not alone. Microsoft, Meta, Apple are also extremely interested in the same data. And they happily give it to 3 letter agencies.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> The company currently calling itself Google is not the same Google as yesteryear. You can say this about every company. The reality is that they sold user data from the beginning.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> 100k more – for 100x the bandwidth I guess some things do not scale. The only thing that humans are good producing, is garbage.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> So I have to send my questions one at a time, That's what i learned in a big company.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Writing is hard because thinking is hard. You know, why should i think for myself when someone else does it for me ? /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Common, it never happened to me. /s
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by hulitu 4mo ago
The brain of Theguardian "journalists" has also halved in the last 13 years, post Snowden, so it must be something going on. Glyphosate effects maybe ? /s
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by hulitu 4mo ago
Linux also has a ton of bloat. Configuring your own kernel has become an exercise in frustration because documentation is worse "There is no help for this kernel option" and a lot of things are enabled "by default".
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by hulitu 4mo ago
From "Tom and Jerry": This shouldn't happen to a dog, say dogs.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Unless you are extremely crafty, you don’t get to retire from this sort of criminality. You should come to [insert your favourite EU country here].
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by hulitu 4mo ago
X what ? Never heard about it. /s Didn't they integrated Xbox in Windows ? Who needs a separate console ?

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