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by jhasse 8y ago
> Now, once literally everyone else moves of the old standard, we'll be there. No, not "literally everyone", as laptops weren't using micro-B for charging.
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by jhasse 8y ago
I have never done such a hack myself, but I've seen it. Mostly in C++ projects ;)
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by jhasse 8y ago
That's true, but we should at least make it as hard as possible to write crappy code ;)
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by jhasse 8y ago
625 MB/s is "really really slow"? I don't know any HDD which can deliver more than 100 MB/s. And for SSDs there's also USB 3.1 Gen 2.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Why would you put in a symlink? You could just provide a path to the actual component and import it into your project. Where do I need to put the path again? Ah what the heck, I'll just add a symlink inside a folder that's al
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by jhasse 8y ago
You've missed the laptop. So the problem wasn't solved. Also let's not forget that USB-C is two-fold rotationally-symmetrical in contrast to micro-B.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Things like external hard drive are generally done with Thunderbolt Why? External USB drives are much more common.
548.
by jhasse 8y ago
WebKit isn't written in C, but in C++.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Bootstrap for g++ is presumably something like machine code->asm->c->g++. GCC is written in C++ though.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Development is happening here: https://gitlab.com/compiz
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by jhasse 8y ago
No: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1210727
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by jhasse 8y ago
Oh, I've missed the "not" in your previous comment, sorry ;)
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by jhasse 8y ago
Visual Studio Code with the right extensions comes pretty close :)
554.
by jhasse 8y ago
Have you tried Fedora? It has much better hardware support in my experience.
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by jhasse 8y ago
According to https://www.agner.org/optimize/blog/read.php?i=49#49 it also checks the CPUID. There was also a guy who benchmarked a Blizzard game in a VM where he changed the CPUID of his AMD CPU to an Intel one an
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by jhasse 8y ago
It doesn't use the recycle bin on Linux either.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Sure, you can also fix a lot of other annoyances. But those add up until the point where someone just installs Chrome in the first place where the defaults are sane.
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by jhasse 8y ago
I disagree. IMHO Chrome is a better browser than Firefox. A few examples from the top of my head why Firefox is worse than Chrome (on Linux): 1. Hardware acceleration is still disabled by default on Linux 2. Pocket 3. Unwanted notifications
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by jhasse 8y ago
It wouldn't be casually if the parallel renderer brought in some real benefits.
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by jhasse 8y ago
All the money they shouldn't spend on Pocket for example.
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by jhasse 8y ago
That isn't done by Chrome.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Become more popular by improving the product?
563.
by jhasse 8y ago
Which just caught up with Chromium. And hardware acceleration on Linux is still disabled by default.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Suggest it to them?? If it's really faster, why wouldn't they merge it?
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by jhasse 8y ago
> there is nothing that can be done about it. There are multiple things that could be done. The EU could deny entry to employees of the company. They could ask the country of the company to press charges there. Of course the country coul
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by jhasse 8y ago
We're not just talking about "violating laws". That happens all the time, mostly accidentally. We're talking about a company that willingly ignored the laws, was sued in Europe, fined millions, doesn't pay, all Euro
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by jhasse 8y ago
But willingly ignoring European laws does?
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by jhasse 8y ago
The friction is installing the addon.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Yes, C++11 added Smart Pointers and Lambdas, which made development a lot easier, among other stuff.
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by jhasse 8y ago
I want to run my build/test commands in a Docker image.

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