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by jdc 6y ago
Have you heard much Vangelis? I think you'd probably like him.
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by jdc 6y ago
Also see Enact, the Enyo framework's sucessor. https://enactjs.com
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by jdc 6y ago
He's not wrong in the man-computer symbiosis sense.
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by jdc 6y ago
FWIW webOS is still alive and well. https://www.webosose.org https://github.com/webosose
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by jdc 6y ago
...in terms of COVID deaths per capita
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by jdc 6y ago
It matters to kernel API users (see io_uring), gamers and heavy virtualization users to name a few.
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by jdc 6y ago
https://www.classcentral.com/providers
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by jdc 6y ago
See also Slide, a FOSS Reddit client for Android https://github.com/ccrama/Slide
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by jdc 6y ago
Sounds good motivation for more better device documentation and open-source firmware.
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by jdc 6y ago
And the send-to-device feature doesn't crash it anymore!
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by jdc 6y ago
What's the best entropy bang--for-your-buck < $100?
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by jdc 6y ago
Let me take you back to the 1970s. Like Gates, some 20 years later, Lucas decided to diversify his product line. And he got to work on making vacuum cleaners. Unfortunately, it was the only product he ever sold that didn't suck.
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by jdc 6y ago
John Oliver did an episode on this chicanery last year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMGn9T37eR8
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by jdc 6y ago
2 to claim the bulb is working as intended and blast the user for doing it wrong
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by jdc 6y ago
What has this got to do with TFA?
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by jdc 6y ago
Right, the answer ofc is "put another coin in the machine" where machine does not mean some powerful central authority.
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by jdc 6y ago
I'm sure they'd get capture credits.
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by jdc 6y ago
What is easy or useful for one person to understand is often much less so for another.
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by jdc 6y ago
I think the problem is the user needs to know where to look, and that gets difficult when you bring in sprawling, deeply nested directory trees.
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by jdc 6y ago
Nim too
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by jdc 6y ago
You're right in that a stable ABI goes a long way to keep old binaries working! My point is about this sort of thing: > [...] anybody who has read the Old New Thing blog ( https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing
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by jdc 6y ago
Except it's really the OS doing cartwheels to keep them going.
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by jdc 6y ago
Why is that?
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by jdc 6y ago
Is it not an intrinsically imbalanced aircraft?
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“Project X” – Pure Open-Source Coreboot Support on AMD Zen(phoronix.com)
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by jdc 6y ago
They have to limit the scope somewhere.
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by jdc 6y ago
macOS seems to do alright
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by jdc 6y ago
Still using youtube-dl but will probably be using youtube-dlc in the not too distant future.
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by jdc 6y ago
Would be cool if there is were a way to plug this into git
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by jdc 6y ago
How many more lines of code?

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