ksp-atlas

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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Yeah, my immediate thought was this would be bad for screen readers, plus OCR could easily defeat this
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
I've experienced this, I really wish sandboxed play services were a thing outside grapheneOS (which is very device limited)
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
I'm a big fan of English spelling reform and know Shavian and sometimes write in it, but I feel shavian is limited due to how heavily it uses letter rotation. Dyslexics already have trouble with b, d, p and q, having most letters have
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Last time I remember, YouTube comments were full of spam bots talking about vile things to get attention
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
The bug you mentioned is very common, I've experienced it myself and others I know have too
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
It loads as fast as a raw basic html page, which is amazing
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
ChatGPT was developed by OpenAI, which is owned by Microsoft, a classic "Big Tech" company
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
I've used this, you can tell it's still in development but it feels great
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Here in the UK, they're quite well known, maybe they just aren't in other places?
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Wasn't there a whole meme about putting subway surfers under everything mocking this practice?
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Technically, malicious bots can't die
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
I ran Haiku on a laptop and the Wi-Fi worked just fine
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Singular they does not mean transgender, its just a gender neutral pronoun, I'm guessing the parent just wanted not to reveal their child's gender
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Even other JVM languages aren't safe from this, since you still need to interface with Java
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Honestly, it feels too limiting, I know about unsafe and stuff but there's just something about managing memory manually, Zig is a good middle ground imo
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
What Zig has done is actually build their own LibC equivalent from scratch so they don't have to deal with interfacing with that, but they also have famously good C compatibility good enough that you can just import a library almost li
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Librem 5?
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Technically, Zig has this functionality built in via translate-c, but it's designed for reading by a C compiler, not a human
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
This is why languages that require handling null properly (such as Zig) are important
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Congrats on the job
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Managarm has gained a bunch since then, like the ability to run a modern web browser
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Theoretically, since it has a few real world drivers, it may be possible to run on real world hardware, but in practice, Managarm tends to get hung up very low level, at Eir or Thor (the two components of the microkernel). Since basically a
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
A hypervisor does what you want, though note that the low level ones that run as the OS are generally geared towards servers, not desktops
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Managarm: Pragmatic microkernel-based OS with asynchronous I/O(github.com)
160 points by ksp-atlas 2y ago|59 comments
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
I made a small busybox based statically compiled distro which used busybox init, busybox init is basically just a bunch of shell scripts
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
Yeah, it was this
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by ksp-atlas 2y ago
I made this exact thing like 2 years ago except with a custom busybox based environment, huh It worked by building the system into the initramfs, then using a kernel feature to basically bake the initramfs into the kernel image, and then us