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by jug 6y ago
How is this going to be enforced? The easy thing to do is to ban chat apps offering encryption. But the consequences are much greater. For example, do they need to ban Tor or I2P as well, even SSH? Unencrypted applications will gain encrypt
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by jug 6y ago
Even the Raspberry Pi 400 has hardware decoding where the Raspberry Pi Foundation claims up to H.265 video decoding in 4K @ 60 fps in hardware. That sounds great for all sorts of media and streaming! However the fine print looks to be that
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by jug 6y ago
Of course, but voicing article opinions is the purpose of the comment section.
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by jug 6y ago
Haha, this is exactly what I'd like to see but for the MiSTer FPGA system. I like retro computing and while the RPi can do that, doing it in hardware is even better. However, now that it's released, maybe it can be disassembled an
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by jug 6y ago
I have to say I don't understand this website/news. Winamp 5.8 Beta was indeed first leaked and then officially released over at the official website https://www.winamp.com/ Among other things, it has better suppo
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by jug 6y ago
Yes, I mean I can certainly vaguely visualize past moments in some 50/50 abstract/visual form I guess, but movie like... I'm unsure what they mean to be honest... and I'm sure that would be hard to explain as well. I gue
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by jug 6y ago
This reads like a doom & gloom article. Better judge these articles by their slant. How many good news do they cover? There of course are those even during Covid-19 times. However, this one actively tries to drive its point home with bl
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by jug 6y ago
I can't imagine there being all too much profit lost from people using youtube-dl to grab and avoid paying for copyrighted material... First, it's a command line tool. Second, even being well versed in those, I have only found the
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by jug 6y ago
Eh, so doubleclick.net, ad network extraordinaire, gets special treatment as a "Google host" as well? Eww.
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by jug 6y ago
Prodigies like him kind of scare me. I studied at the same place as where Adam Dunkels (behind e.g. uIP and Contiki, a networked OS requiring 30 KB RAM and 30 KB ROM despite a GUI) did and he was almost a mythological figure with stories of
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by jug 6y ago
Haha, it's janky and cropping parts of some logotypes too. Totally against the otherwise smooth animations and style in the rest of the page. It looks bolted on and I wouldn't be surprised it was a late decision to showcase some p
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by jug 6y ago
I think the traditional "desktop Office" is going away completely, even on Windows. They're building a new Fluent UI for React Native library and it's designed to work across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android. Microsoft Desig
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by jug 6y ago
Slight conflict of interest here?
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by jug 6y ago
With the two coinciding like this for 2021, I feel like you'll get a ton of gaming bang per buck with a budget CPU from the Zen 3 series and a budget graphics card from Nvidia's 30 series or maybe also AMD's counterpart. Exci
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by jug 6y ago
I think contributing to the popularity here is that Rust is interesting to discuss out of an academic perspective due to the niche it has carved out, with the compiler able to see already at compile time whether your code is thread safe wit
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by jug 6y ago
I was a little confused about the broken heart emoji in the title. I kept hunting for the big "... all this sounds fine and dandy BUT..." but think it was just a small mistake.
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by jug 6y ago
I’m by no means an expert on this subject but isn’t this a bit like xemacs? More mouse-driven. Friendlier menus. Sure, rough by modern standards but why not just contribute to that project? I felt it was a pragmatic approach that kept the e
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by jug 6y ago
I agree and the timing was pretty poor for that game. Windows Vista was JUST out the door and the graphics card drivers were downright terrible at the time, often crashing. Reason being Vista used a completely new driver model (WDDM). I rec
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by jug 6y ago
Interesting! I think Morhaime retained a lot of the "Blizzard spirit" that many feel has been lost in recent years. In a sense, Morhaime leaving Blizzard felt like the transition to the new "Activision-Blizzard" model wa
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by jug 6y ago
Yes and syncing to Microsoft’s cloud. I think that this matters the most for people picking this on Linux given how common it has got in the enterprise.
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by jug 6y ago
Sounds a bit like developing in Haxe: https://haxe.org
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by jug 6y ago
True and what’s more, Microsoft recently deprecated a load of Wi 32 native controls like Menubar and Toolbar where they now want you to migrate to the managed code / styled MenuStrip and ToolStrip.
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by jug 6y ago
Yeah, in total there is a 20-25 seconds loss or so depending on circuit, so 2 secs aren’t too many percents of that but with the same tire strategy chances are your opponent has to pit as often too, so... (and this is venturing into the F1
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by jug 6y ago
This is already a problem in classrooms etc, and shows itself by tiredness and headaches. As I understand it, this will only push harder towards better ventilation.
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by jug 6y ago
The problem as I understand it is that Xcode for GM was just (?) released and then you have the approval process. So they run a real risk of not having an app iOS 14 compatible at launch. It doesn’t matter if they’ve had the whole beta to t
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by jug 6y ago
There were even celebrities using it to make funny videos. They had good timing and foresaw where social media was going. Baffling how they couldn’t monetize it.
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by jug 6y ago
Apparently they tried to take this into account but this couldn't explain nearly as much as is discovered in the atmosphere.
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by jug 6y ago
I get the impression that Microsoft is dogfooding C# on a greater level than before beginning with Span<T> and Memory<T> in .NET Core 2.1 (among others), still clearly ongoing here in C# 9. It's almost like a paradigm shift
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by jug 6y ago
TIOBE often look very sketchy to me. I refuse to believe Visual Basic is still more common than Javascript. That is, the old non-.NET edition. Or R more common than freaking SQL - the lingua franca of data.
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by jug 6y ago
This is really just an ad for Proton Mail.

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