itvision

13 ms·

151.
by itvision 2y ago
The government says "they've slowed it down", but I'm in Russia at the moment and it's not just slowed down, there are pauses every few seconds (even at 720p quality, I refuse to watch clips at lower resolutions) wh
152.
by itvision 2y ago
Instantly make your C code 200 times slower without any effort!
153.
by itvision 2y ago
Disqus [comments] hasn't worked with STP for months. Neither Mozilla, nor Disqus itself cares.
154.
by itvision 2y ago
> I wonder how things will look 20 years from now. I'm sure raw specs will continue to improve and make my shiny, new S24 Ultra look as dated then as it does my 6600 today. Not happening. We are very close to various limits imposed
155.
by itvision 2y ago
What about doing that once without using e.g. efibootmgr?
156.
by itvision 2y ago
To pass kernel parameters? How would you do that without a bootloader?
157.
by itvision 2y ago
Is the motherboard's NVRAM supposed to be written to so often? I'm not sure about that.
158.
by itvision 2y ago
I've saved it to Web Archive just in case, sadly it doesn't work that way.
159.
by itvision 2y ago
https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/the-censorship-circumvention...
160.
by itvision 2y ago
Firefox will happily install anything signed by Mozilla. You just have to download it somewhere.
161.
by itvision 2y ago
> Does Mozilla have any assets or workers located in Russia? Nothing.
162.
by itvision 2y ago
There's already a Yandex browser, there's no need for a Firefox knock-off. > Would tech saavy people trust the Russian knock off? No one with a single brain cell uses the Yandex web browser. It's akin to giving the Russian
163.
GWPSan: Sampling-Based Sanitizer Framework(github.com)
7 points by itvision 2y ago|0 comments
164.
Software Versioning Fatigue
1 points by itvision 2y ago|1 comments
165.
by itvision 2y ago
No one would ever believe me but last night I had a dream about exactly this. I was shocked to wake up and read about this in the news.
166.
by itvision 2y ago
That's configurable in X and I've never had this issue.
167.
Dedoimedo reviews Wayland in 2024 and comes to sad conclusions(dedoimedo.com)
49 points by itvision 2y ago|87 comments
168.
by itvision 2y ago
If you like it, you definitely want to visit these two websites: https://www.shadertoy.com/ https://www.pouet.net/ The last demo party was this one: https://www.pouet.net/party.php?which=155
169.
by itvision 3y ago
The built-in VVC decoder is dreadfully slow (a ton of optimizations are missing), VVdec is at least 2-3 times faster on anything having AVX2/SSE4. If you really want to give VVC a try, better stay with version 6.1.1 as it's the la
170.
by itvision 3y ago
There is nothing more permanent than the temporary. There is nothing more temporary than the permanent. At least that's what the Russians say.
171.
Mozilla Firefox Manifest V3 and Manifest V2 Update(blog.mozilla.org)
57 points by itvision 3y ago|1 comments
172.
by itvision 3y ago
From https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40810109 and https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/33... Add Screen AI service for accessibility annotations.
173.
What's Google Chrome's Screen AI?
6 points by itvision 3y ago|3 comments
174.
by itvision 3y ago
This is awesome and great news, thanks a ton! The biggest issue however is that many Linux distros just refuse to build and distribute VBox kernel modules despite them being open source. Thank you for your work regardless. Do you intend Vir
175.
Google DeepMind Presents Grandmaster-Level Chess Without Search(twitter.com)
3 points by itvision 3y ago|0 comments
176.
by itvision 3y ago
It's been rumored to be DPI and what's even worse it's being done by circumventing sanctions: https://theins.ru/en/politics/265749
177.
Tell HN: Russia has started blocking OpenVPN/WireGuard connections
439 points by itvision 3y ago|234 comments
178.
by itvision 3y ago
The problem is X is a lot less broken than what is actively trying to replace it. The fact that this post was written in the first place is a litmus test of how utterly broken Wayland design is if it has to be defended by a core KDE develop
179.
by itvision 3y ago
This has been known for at least a decade or two already. And a much worse attack exists: you copy e.g. shell code from the page, and instead of what you see, you paste something evil in your terminal.
180.
by itvision 3y ago
Really not the best title for this book.

More ›