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by krzyk 10mo ago
> the experience goes from "Holy shit lets leave" to "Ok, bothersome, but fine", This is making those rootkit anitcheat mechanism work. If people will leave, cheaters will play only with cheaters - problem solved.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
If sysadmins do that then you have bigger problems than just disappearing jdks. Run.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
direnv is great for switching any envnvariables let given directory. I use it when I have projects with different jdks or nodejs.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
I would love something similar but for frontend. I like developing backends, but writing JavaScript is to tiring.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Developers want to develop, not play around with taxes. Most sensible choice in my country is hiring an accountant to do those taxes. It is quite affordable (you pay monthly fee)
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by krzyk 11mo ago
It is very hard to find a person with that purchase card. As a developer in corporate environment I won't get anywhere close to be able to influence anyone to buy a support, or a subscription for an open source or closed source product
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Nope, we are on Java 25
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Whitespace?
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Thank you for explaining, it makes sense now.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Because Tasker is fundamental for some. Those arguments are similar to "think of children".
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by krzyk 11mo ago
It is my second laptop I got from my employer (replacement every few years) and it also has just usb c ports. I hate plugging in usb-a adapter. I would at least expect adapter included for usb c.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Why? It is a bummer to keep them, buy them when suddently they stop working, etc. While chargeable needs just a usb-c socket.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
2k X 2k doesn't sound low res it is like full HD, but with twice vertical. My monitor is 1080p. Never tried VR set, so I don't know if that translates similarly.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
> People keep asking why TUIs in Rust Because it is quite easy to do. There are also TUIs in other languages, just Rust is more cool.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Doesn't Java have also a formally verified compiler?
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Not quite. My anecdotal examples. I'm Polish. I was in Crimea for about 2 weeks (in 2012) they split me Russian there. I couldn't understand a word they said. And I didn't learn to understand than for 2 weeks of travel there.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
I use Netflix web version on my linux desktop all the time.
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by krzyk 11mo ago
And yet Linux and to lesser extent Windows and even lesser macos exist. They don't have that excessive control and we still can use bank/financial goverment and (if we enable DRM) also copyrighted media webpages (and sometimes app
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by krzyk 11mo ago
Also this. I liked C (don't use it now, right now it is mostly Java) but C++ didn't appeal to me. Rust is for me similar to C just like you wrote, it is better, bigger but not the overwhelming way like C++ (and Rust has cargo, don
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by krzyk 1y ago
I doubt that South Slavic and West/East Slavic were mutually intelligible at 1200 AD. I doubt West and East Slavic were. But inside those geographic groups they probably were (Czech and Polish AFAIR were around that time).
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by krzyk 1y ago
If you ask human the same question repeatedly, you'll get different answers. I think that at third you'll get "I already answered that" etc.
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by krzyk 1y ago
But why? Do they do any harm? They do provide source for material if users asks for it. (I frequently do because I don't trust them, so I check sources). You still need to pay for the traffic, and serving static content (like text on t
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by krzyk 1y ago
The one that contained malicious code, if there was any.
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by krzyk 1y ago
Yes, but unless that pr contain malicious code domain shouldn't be marked as such. You should assume good faith, not the other way around.
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by krzyk 1y ago
How do you connect that? I assume balcony solar panels provide you with a power socket. How do you connect all the appliances in house to that socket(s)? Isn't it a lot of cabling?
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by krzyk 1y ago
Good commits are not a requirement form bisect. I commit when I think something more or less completed, or I want to start a major refactoring and I'm afraid I might need to revert it. I don't always check if commits are buildable
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by krzyk 1y ago
Not sure, squashing is hiding history, I prefer to see history, even if it is not clean or buildable.
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by krzyk 1y ago
This is good I think because lack of verifications anywhere is good. So at least desktops will be free of it.
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by krzyk 1y ago
It is a Norway thing, I read it some time ago that they forbid chargin using AC adapters. Tesla on the other hand doesn't include AC adapter in newly sold cars (since about a year).
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by krzyk 1y ago
It depends on your location. In my country chademo is rarely available, I know only two networks that provide it (and they are smaller ones).

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