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by jhasse 7y ago
> Equally, someone gets hit by a car while crossing the road. I don't owe them anything to go help them but society, morality and being decent are these unwritten rules that kind of do force you into owing something. In most countri
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> What I’m saying is Google should require access to the source code and the right to modify it. I guess there would be 0 hardware manufacturers left to choose from then.
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What are your thoughts about fish?
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Unfortunately no longer maintained. Multiple forks exist though: https://github.com/progschj/ThreadPool/issues/40#issuecommen...
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If you know C++, have a look at mine: https://bixense.com/jngl
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> Just specify it as `jobs.<job-id>.container`. I don't know what this means. Are there any examples? Running in a container is the one big thing I'm missing and couldn't find any documentation about.
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wxFormBuilder uses GitHub Actions for its MSYS2 Windows build: https://github.com/wxFormBuilder/wxFormBuilder/tree/master/....
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Shouldn't you configure emacs to auto-detect tabs/spaces on the file you've opened?
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Which Mozilla doesn't care that much about.
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> These 1.77% are barely justified as an option, imo. It's actually 25.6% for developers (Firefox Replay is a developer tool after all) according to the StackOverflow survey: https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey
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Still behind the proprietary Windows driver or Nvidia's proprietary Linux driver.
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btw: There's also Waf written in Python, which also isn't dead.
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> opt-in by default So ... opt-out?
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Well I think not many people have a problem with Ubisoft having their own store , but why require a launcher ? (e.g. that the launcher runs in the background or that I have to start it at all when I start a game) The functionality should
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So if Android would take over in 20 years, that would mean Google created the smartphone? No. Yes, the iPhone is the better smartphone than Symbian-based phones. But it wasn't the first, despite the market share today.
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If Google doesn't like a client (e.g. Firefox users) they can just set their score to 0 and break half the internet.
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I bet you're using Python and Perl indirectly, because lots of Ubuntu's tools are written in those languages.
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Seems similar on my system. Some more comparisions: Waf written in Python: $ time ./waf --version >/dev/null real 0m0,068s user 0m0,056s sys 0m0,012s Ninja written in C++: $ time ninja --version
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> python and node build systems have even worse startup times and no one says anything. Noop build with Waf (build system written in Python) takes 0.13s on my system. Waf reports that the build actually takes 0.04s, so I guess 0.09s is P
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> (or Meson) C++ in a nutshell :D
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Latest Ryzen issues have been fixed btw.
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For a fair comparision he should have bought one of Dell's laptop which come preinstalled with Ubuntu.
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Why not use an existing (well-tested) code base like Postmill https://gitlab.com/postmill/Postmill ?
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And browsers support Windows better (e.g. GPU acceleration).
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There's a patched version of Chromium called chromium-vaapi (in Fedora's RPM Fusion repositories) which supports GPU acceleration.
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Reminds me of Firefox evangelists.
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It will also work with Linux though.
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Mercurial creates backup files though.
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Fair enough ;)
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> Chrome/Chromium on Linux isn't even all that well supported sadly enough. What makes you think that? I'm using Chromium as my daily driver and it even comes with hardware video acceleration (chromium-vaapi package from F

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