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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
> I think one version of Ubuntu GNOME obscured the login screen. I installed it, saw no login screen, clicked everywhere, but nothing happened. Just stared at a desktop wallpaper. If I recall, I eventually figured out that I had to swipe
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
...Zulip, the author of this blog post?
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
I'm a bit confused as to why X11/wayland would be a huge issue here? The Mesa docs do say X11-only, but they're referring to running the driver on macOS (hence the XQuartz reference), where Wayland basically doesn't exis
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
The page literally addresses this: > We thank all the distribution package maintainers for backporting patches that improve security, fix bugs, etc. who coordinate with upstream. Often times this means creating or pulling patches to fix
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
The official webisite ( https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang ) goes into better detail, but the gist is that you can basically #include C++ libraries and use their APIs as-is, without needing to resort to unsaf
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
Oh this looks very nice! One thing I might wish for is to use Escape to close the help dialog, but really that's just because I'm still opening the help dialog a lot . Very smart UX choices here.
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
JetBrains Mono! Used to use Roboto Mono, because I liked how close it was to a standard sans-serif font, but JB Mono is similarly spaced and has the advantage of built-in ligatures and such.
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
Worth adding that Mili's world.execute(me) ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESx_hy1n7HA ) is the quintessential programming song, for self-evident reasons.
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
Back when this article was first posted, I wrote a rebuttal of some of the key points: https://refi64.com/posts/dont-boycott-wayland.html Since then, the situation has largely pretty much improved, in particular both O
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
If your program is mostly synchronous, you can manually create the async runtime and just use block_on to call async functions from a sync context: https://tokio.rs/tokio/topics/bridging#a-synchronous-interfa...
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
> The correct decision, in my opinion, would have been to break it up into a stable GUI / configuration system and a daily updated "core engine", similar to how antivirus software updates its detection lists. The effort re
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
I ordered mine in February as well, and after being delayed so many times the estimates were landing in July...it actually shipped out, and it arrived around a week ago. Was debating just cancelling and getting something else, but after usi
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
Do note that supply-chain issues plagued later orders of the M1 Pro/Max MBPs, so I wouldn't be surprised if it would take a decent bit of time to actually get an M2 Pro/Max, even after it actually gets announced in a few more
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
> Somewhat disappointed that AV1 isn't supported in hardware Given that the M2 is based on the A15, which doesn't have AV1, this was kind of expected. I'd imagine that, due to their general cycle, AV1 would come to iPhones
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
AFAIK, it depends on your bottlenecks. In terms of actual compute speed, Python is still significantly slower, and although 3.11's changes will help quite a bit, V8 is also just insane. In terms of I/O speed, uvloop ( https:/
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
https://github.com/itamae-kitchen/itamae or its statically-linked, mruby-based counterpart https://github.com/itamae-kitchen/mitamae
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
I use DigitalOcean's managed k8s to host quite a few services over the last few years. There's definitely some complexity and learning curve involved, but it comes with some nice advantages for my particular use case: - Low vendor
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
Do note that Authentik, being a Python project, still uses a decent amount of RAM IMO. I think Keycloak 18 should use less memory? Might be worth a try.
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by kirbyfan64sos 4y ago
> There is no way to get typing like dataclasses without writing your own mypy plugin. The syntax is simply not expressive enough to do it. This means that if you want to be productive with a library like Pydantic, you also have to add t
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
They don't do as well with hardware, due to lack of wide testing: https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1504449580595040258 > Since they want to keep new hardware support a secret, they work on it in paralle
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
Worth noting that Chromium upstream has support for the portals now, so this should be mostly fixed for that specific scenario.
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
What features exactly do you have under "comparable" here?
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
I think the article's own title is incorrect? > Headline CPI in March rose by 8.5% *from a year ago* Another notable piece: > core inflation appeared to be ebbing, rising 0.3% for the month, less than the 0.5% estimate which matc
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
> And if you ever suggest removing a broken chair, you get a thousand angry emails flaming you because people are emotionally attached to the chair despite it having exposed nails that stab up into the rear end of anyone who sits in it?
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
Bubblewrap is indeed most often used without SUID nowadays; in particular, SUID is generally only used if unprivileged user namespaces are unavailable.
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
That's...strange, I just had it successfully tested yesterday. Are you actually testing with a GTK4-compatible theme?
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
You might find Cue interesting: https://cuelang.org/ It's a bit overambitious IMO, but it tries taking a relatively different approach to the problem that I find to be quite interesting.
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
Posted in another comment: > This is an unfortunately very common misconception: you can still set GTK_THEME on libadwaita apps, it's only the gsettings configuration that doesn't work (due to implementation constraints, unfort
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by kirbyfan64sos 5y ago
This is an unfortunately very common misconception: you can still set GTK_THEME on libadwaita apps, it's only the gsettings configuration that doesn't work (due to implementation constraints, unfortunately).

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