koolala

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by koolala 4mo ago
Firefox doesn't release a webview engine but if they did I wonder if Linux distros would use it.
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by koolala 4mo ago
No customizable programmable browser runtimes exist for those.
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by koolala 4mo ago
But it can easily be done differently. Its entirely possible to have the option available without cookies. It doesn't break backwards compatibility and no one has to use it in a situation where they need cookies. Cookies shouldn't
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by koolala 4mo ago
You don't have to send cookies. Thats the entire point of credentialless. The option to be able not to do this is trivial yet everyone is so fixed on it being mandatory when its the entire problem. Forcing cookies on people is not a go
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by koolala 4mo ago
Who said anything about authentication? The only freedom I want is being able to wget content no differently than from a terminal. You need a modded custom browser to do that.
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by koolala 4mo ago
I thought we were talking about cross origin requests. I've not encountered content worth hotlinking that can't work on first load without cookies. That seems like a slim hypothetical that doesn't justify banning the ability
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by koolala 4mo ago
PrisonOS. It isn't a computer. They control everything to take 30% sales and monopolize the ecosystem including controlling your whole body.
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by koolala 4mo ago
I don't care about my server. It has everything to do with what it is preventing my browser client from doing. The whole point is using content from the whole web not my server.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Then why wasn't credentialless a simple fix to solve that. Not sending cookies isn't hard.
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by koolala 4mo ago
'No Sharing' is a policy on sharing. Being literal about the name misses their point.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Its not? Remember the 90s? There was a beautiful time before CORS and DRM in the browser. Browsers used to be something that actually cared about allowing full client control.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Using the Inspector on it is awesome. You can select each map piece.
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by koolala 4mo ago
CORS sucks since Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: credentialless was never made standard across all browsers. It's a browser client restriction you can't turn off. If you want to do anything interesting with WWW content you have to r
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by koolala 4mo ago
Wasn't this fixed or mostly fixed?
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by koolala 4mo ago
Those convert, the only way to use f32 in JS is wasm
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by koolala 4mo ago
I was thinking like APL, all the open ones are float64 based.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Speed wise no hardware can do it though.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Isn't it kind of just as easy to stream it from your desktop into your browser? Something like RustDesk doing remote desktop?
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by koolala 4mo ago
I wish JavaScript or any open-source Array Language could do Single-precision Floats. It's awesome they were able to show the assembly breakdown.
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by koolala 4mo ago
they have NVIDIA
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by koolala 4mo ago
Software wise their SteamVR / OpenVR stuff is very closed source. Someone had to reverse engineer their Lighthouse tracking which is hard but doing that is easier than making 6dof SLAM tracking just from camera access. All I am saying
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by koolala 4mo ago
The sandbox worked well on my phone. Seems really well made.
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by koolala 4mo ago
The hard part is making one work on it since none already exist like the hundreds that exist for normal computers like Deck. They might not let their 6dof headset tracking code be shared and getting that working would be very hard.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Right that setting is to make it show when logged out. You can get to the setting without logging in.
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by koolala 4mo ago
It's nice on something like Steam Frame where it's hard to install a new OS. Forcing a log-in like Windows is evil and sucks when you don't have internet.
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by koolala 4mo ago
They changed its location and it was bugged for an update. You go to Settings > System and then enable Show Switch to Desktop Mode.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Yes. They recently made it extra easy to do too.
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by koolala 4mo ago
Yes you can use SteamOS without logging into Steam too!
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by koolala 4mo ago
I like that as a feature because I can use it like a normal root system. I have a pretty easy time seeing what goes in my home folder. It isn't esoteric to explore like system folders. If I had something I needed to keep private from D
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by koolala 4mo ago
Yeah that works but they asked about SteamOS not CachyOS and SteamOS doesn't work with NVIDIA.

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