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PulseAudio Under the Hood (2017)
(gavv.github.io)
100 points
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kbumsik
7y ago
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Steam Won’t Support Ubuntu 19.10 and Future Releases
(howtogeek.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
> Eligibility: The Contest is open to individuals who are (1) over the age of eighteen (18) at the time of entry; (2) not a resident of Quebec, Cuba, Iran, Syria, North Korea, Sudan, or Crimea; [1] Why Quebec is banned? https:/
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7y ago
Really? Do you distribute your project binaries in different versions compiled in various compilers? If not, why is it necessary a bad thing?
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> My assumption is that Linux users(myself included) that use Windows applications(not games), tend to just run a VM in seamless mode for Windows functionality. Not really nowadays. The seamless mode tends to be broken so hard with Windo
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7y ago
Exactly. For example if you make a project with Qt5.11 then the user should be able to rebuild the project with Qt5.12.
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7y ago
> QT is distributed under LGPl so by statically linking you must also distribute your program as LGPL AFAIK, static linking doesn't necessary make the whole project LGPL. You just need to provide users relink LGPL part of the librar
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7y ago
> WASM is a better choice anyways and depending on what you're doing it can use SharedArrayBuffer much more efficiently via way of something like pthreads. I think you misunderstand the concept of WASM. WASM does not have its own th
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7y ago
Yes, it is still one way to workaround the problem. For those who don't know: function workerFn() { ...Do worker stuff } let worker = new Worker(URL.createObjectURL(new Blob(['('+workerFn.toString()+')()'])))
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7y ago
Because if you use it in a library you immediately create a hard dependency to Webpack. Libraries should be designed to work with any bundlers, or even without a bundler at best. Besides, I personally don't feel good with Webpack'
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7y ago
My experience with Web Workers was terrible. It's not because of the Web Workers itself but there is no proper standard way to use modules inside of the worker. Because it requires a separated .js file to instantiate, bundlers like web
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7y ago
Have you watched a youtube video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GpdoJXpo2U You can use "macros" in the fight. Regardless, this robot is a vision-enabled robot after all. You can use it as a ordinary AI robot an
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Teaching how to code is constructive and creative btw. If you don't want the turret you can simply do so.
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7y ago
But I never touch cookies in FF and never install any privacy features. I have been facing the same for years.
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7y ago
I use a plain FF and I'm always logged in the Google account but I face this annoying captcha everyday.
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7y ago
I face that example everyday too. I'm really curious this does not appear in Chrome.
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7y ago
I'm not an Android dev, but according to the source in the article [1] this limitation is applied since Oreo, which is released two years ago. Why this problem arises today? [1]: https://github.com/Telegram-FOSS-Team&#x
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7y ago
55MB sounds OK to me. At least it is much smaller than typical Electron apps. And the piece of code you show is completely unrelated to your point.
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7y ago
There's no compatible one unless you buy a $200 vesa mount though.
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7y ago
The 1k stand is a real thing. The audiences in the keynote booed when they showed the price tag.
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7y ago
Mandatory reading: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17175960 npm implemented it in their server last year!
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7y ago
Any companies including Microsoft cannot buy Valve because it is a perfectly private company owned by Gabe.
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I think this perfectly explains how Artifact [1], the worst game ever made by Valve, was made. Valve is now not interested in making games but something that makes money with least effort. [1]: https://store.steampowered.com/
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7y ago
Nothing. Everybody freely has copied PageRank already. It has became one of the basic teaching material in graph theory. For example, NetworkX, a popular graph library in Python, implements PageRank. [1] [1] https://networkx.gith
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7y ago
Yeah, these kinds of hacks usually end up with unmaintainable mess when cumulated. Just use fzf.
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> They should be used responsibly, but Waterfox still supports the use of Java and Silverlight plugins, as well as any other 64-Bit NPAPI plugins. Are Java and NPAPI still a thing? I have never come across such plugins lately.
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Story of a font designed to work better (2016)
(medium.com)
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NeXTStep, Steve Jobs made a company NeXT after being kicked out from Apple. This OS became the foundation of the Mac OSX. [1] Aside from NeXTStep, it was even before Linux was born. There were many historic BSD derivatives in that moment. [
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> WASM is already bad for user security Any source?
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Razer Blade 15 and Blade Pro 17 Studio Edition
(notebookcheck.net)
1 points
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7y ago
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