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by kasabali 1y ago
> The way X11 developers X.org developers, not X11 developers.
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by kasabali 1y ago
You're the one who said "ten years since Rust 1.0 "
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by kasabali 1y ago
If perfect isn't needed, we might as well stick with the 20+ years old mature codebase, there's no need to move to another language. I mean the "code to parse .deb, .ar, .tar," is done and whatever memory bugs should&#
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by kasabali 1y ago
Here's a link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45686919
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by kasabali 1y ago
> UEFI provides advantages including faster boot times through parallel hardware initialization My older BIOS motherboards boot far quicker than "modern" UEFI ones.
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by kasabali 1y ago
> Note that recently Ubuntu and Debian switched /bin/sh to dash instead of bash Not that recent. Ubuntu switched in 2006! and Debian followed in 2011
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by kasabali 1y ago
TBF DNS handling of glibc is crazy.
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by kasabali 1y ago
Yeah. Except it isn't a joke. Rustafarians are dead serious.
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by kasabali 1y ago
"Denial of service" In sort command Is this the best they could come up with?
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by kasabali 1y ago
Hibernation uses compression regardless of zswap
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by kasabali 1y ago
QuickSync isn't analog to an SSD controller. One is a specialized IP block that handles video streams, other is a generic ARM or RISC core running a specific software for handling low level NAND operations.
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by kasabali 1y ago
> So -- my lessons learned, never by LG horrible fridges again You'd need to be careful because many other manufacturers are using LG made compressors in their products.
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by kasabali 1y ago
I wonder why they don't do double height form factors at this point instead of trying to squeeze 11 platters with helium and micron level tolerances
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by kasabali 1y ago
Also note that latest Samsung models like Z Flip 7, along with recent models such as S25 who's gonna get the OneUI 8 update will not allow unlocking anymore.
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by kasabali 1y ago
the whole maps debacle was a plot against Forstall
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by kasabali 1y ago
I remember listening it from Paul Thurrott in a podcast, and it wasn't only 2018, it was reorganized several times during Satya's lead. no wonder it sucks
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by kasabali 1y ago
Computer resources aren't cheaper, they're externalized (to users, environment, etc.)
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by kasabali 1y ago
Yep, Windows 7 is basically Vista SP3 + the new taskbar.
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by kasabali 1y ago
crazy
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by kasabali 1y ago
Nah, their page and player are ridiculously heavy and slow regardless of the video codec.
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by kasabali 1y ago
typical freedesktop.org developer
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by kasabali 1y ago
Lol, I've decided to look up and saw Wikipedia have 8 entries under computing for PSP acronym, none of them are Google's protocol :D [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSP#Computing
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by kasabali 1y ago
It shouldn't crack the seal because there's very tiny amount of liquid inside there should be enough room to expand. but that's in theory :P
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by kasabali 1y ago
Why would Google have encryption for Playstation Portable?
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by kasabali 1y ago
Year of the Linux phones?
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by kasabali 1y ago
EasyList is the ad blocking list. EasyPrivacy is tracker blocking list. The culprit was in EasyPrivacy (tracker) list, not EasyList (ad blocking).
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by kasabali 1y ago
> which likely make it impossible Huge exaggeration. It just needs to be ext4, and like 90% would be covered b you by that. For remaining 10%, (and only if you care), XFS and btrfs would be more than enough.
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by kasabali 1y ago
AFAIK Stallman didn't care about UNIX, considering he is more of a LISP guy. GNU targeted UNIX because it was the popular OS at the time.
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by kasabali 1y ago
That bug had nothing to do with Debian. Follow the reports in the fine thread you've linked and you'll see it was an upstream issue. Debian doesn't "backport" anything, they ship upstream LTS kernels straight, so pl
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by kasabali 1y ago
> global scaling of 200% works really well I've already said that.

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