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by jhasse 4y ago
> A decade ago, most laptops couldn't handle the load of uncompressed video. I doubt this is true. In 2006 (so 16 years ago) I bought a mid-tier Windows laptop with a 80 GB IDE HDD and I was cutting uncompressed DV avi files on it i
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by jhasse 4y ago
That's false: Telegram doesn't have access to secret chats.
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by jhasse 4y ago
Steam Deck has 16 GB RAM.
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by jhasse 4y ago
> What do you think people who upgrade their iPhones in 2024 will do with their lightning cables which no longer connect to anything they have? sell
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by jhasse 4y ago
Something like Ladybird? https://github.com/SerenityOS/ladybird I think it wants to implement all of JS eventually though.
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by jhasse 4y ago
Yes. They push snap.
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by jhasse 4y ago
Why not use AGPL for the UI code?
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by jhasse 4y ago
Double-click + right arrow :)
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by jhasse 4y ago
The thing is, that "selecting them" might not be that easy depending on the number of files and how the content of the folder is sortes. On Windows/Linux you would just open the first file which is a lot easier.
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by jhasse 4y ago
> Select the group of photos. Not that easy depending on the number of pictures and the folder content. > Use the arrow keys to move between the different files. Won't work correctly in grid view. Also: I don't want to mess
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by jhasse 4y ago
1. Install Windows 2. Double-click the first image
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by jhasse 4y ago
Using it on Windows 11, works perfectly fine.
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by jhasse 4y ago
IMHO that's a very bad example because there's a big loss of information with Google Translate (you wouldn't get the Urtext when translating back), but there isn't with Clairnote.
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by jhasse 4y ago
As a guitar player I find this very useful as half-steps are equidistant on my instrument.
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by jhasse 5y ago
Not so sure about that causation. There's nothing helping me more to sleep than being healthy.
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by jhasse 5y ago
Mozilla takes donations, so it isn't necessarely free. Also Mozilla is wondering why no one wants to use their software, this is one of the reasons why.
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by jhasse 5y ago
> Is "ﬁ" a single character? [...] "Ȣ"? "Ĳ"? I don't know these, someone who does could properly tell you. The implementation could fallback to "glyph" or "codepoint" (don't kno
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by jhasse 5y ago
I think perfect is the enemy of good regarding ETA. This Ninja PR comes pretty close to the best possible solution I can think of: https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja/pull/1963
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by jhasse 5y ago
Do you mean jobserver client or sever? As for "ninja with jobserver client" there's already https://github.com/Kitware/ninja
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by jhasse 5y ago
Yes, Ninja hashes the command line and compares that hash in addition to comparing the mtimes.
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by jhasse 5y ago
After Microsoft took over, yes.
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by jhasse 5y ago
Doesnt always work because some pages overwrite the context menu.
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by jhasse 5y ago
yes
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by jhasse 5y ago
Number of characters
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by jhasse 5y ago
> for example Cyberpunk 2077 performs on Linux better than on Windows now Do you have a link? Everything I found suggest that it's the other way around, but Linux comes close.
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by jhasse 5y ago
The difference though is, that this is about an existing commit. You can't change the mail address of the first commit to the git/git repository retroactively. What you're describing is another issue.
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by jhasse 5y ago
Yes, so GitHub showing the individual commit's email addresses and not replacing it with the name of an associated GitHub account wouldn't work ... because?
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by jhasse 5y ago
> That wouldn't work, for example, when you're pushing commits someone else did in another repository. What? Why??
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by jhasse 5y ago
> Also without UN approval. With the 5 veto powers, this basically means nothing.
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by jhasse 5y ago
https://bixense.com/clicolors

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