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by lloeki 5mo ago
I'm hoping that the success of the Neo and the RAM shortage makes people realise that 8GB should be enough for most tasks without constantly swapping. That 32GB or even 64GB is considered a minimum to be able to run some word processin
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by lloeki 6mo ago
Yeah that's yet another annoying thing to consider Also I'm tired of doing these hacks: # increase to bust cache entry RUN true 42 && apt update Pinning to a snapshot just makes so many things easier.
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by lloeki 6mo ago
> the old snapshot has security holes attackers know how to exploit. So is running `docker build` and the `RUN apt update` line doing a cache hit, except the latter is silent. The problem solved by pinning to the snapshot is not to magic
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by lloeki 6mo ago
Don't worry it's no better on iOS, where I too have a English+French QWERTY setup, and where it too frequently decides to "helpfully" correct using an English dictionary several words into a unambiguously French sentence
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by lloeki 6mo ago
I think the issue is more like: - it's non-obvious that the second mechanism (a file picker) is a permission granting mechanism. - it's non-obvious that the second mechanism (a file picker) is a permission granting mechanism whose
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by lloeki 6mo ago
Very personal counterpoint: I find Stross writing extremely bland, contrived, and badly paced. I really really disliked Accelerando in particular, finding it completely vacuous, the sciencey namedrops is self-aggrandising and sound like att
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by lloeki 6mo ago
https://radicle.xyz/
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by lloeki 6mo ago
The word you're looking for is "spatial interface". http://www.bytebot.net/geekdocs/spatial-nautilus.html https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2003/04/finder/
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by lloeki 6mo ago
> Phone companies have decided you don't need that feature.Bu actually, they can easily implement a nice UI in the settings for the firewall and lock it behind a password, then parents would be able to use it to block individual web
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by lloeki 6mo ago
My workaround was to restore pre-notch behaviour by picking a resolution from the "show all resolutions" list that is conveniently+ exactly screen res height minus notch height. I theoretically "lose" that much height
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by lloeki 6mo ago
Definitely better now with their new "opensource" driver. I still ran in a few snags: - DKMS can break, e.g I had a kernel bump to 6.18 or 6.19 and the nvidia driver wasn't ready yet so the build failed. A mainline driver wil
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by lloeki 6mo ago
> Some countries are reaching 100% v6 deployment World map: https://www.arcep.fr/cartes-et-donnees/nos-cartes/ipv6/carte... France is extremely close to 100%: https://www.arcep.fr/fileadmi
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by lloeki 6mo ago
> The first one seems to indeed be a real RCE in vim. Barely, since there is little restriction as to what options modelines can set they should be largely considered equivalent to eval (if unintentionally). And generally they are which
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by lloeki 6mo ago
> I've never seen a modeline in the wild that did anything other than Hence the securemodelines plugin https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1876 > if this is a class of bug that can be disabled
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by lloeki 6mo ago
> We asked Claude to find a bug in Vim. It found an RCE. Just open a file, and you’re owned. Yeah reading the above opening paragraph I was immediately going "oh Claude found out about modelines" modelines are largely consider
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by lloeki 7mo ago
This, although it's not merely "easier/cheaper", it's "impossible" (unless you sacrifice a ton of performance) Same reason as a) GDDR on dGPUs (I think I read somewhere that GDDR is very much like regular
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by lloeki 7mo ago
Heh, whatever works. A sommelier friend of mine says that the best way to taste wine is the one you enjoy; if you want to have a glass of chilled powerful Haut-Médoc with some delicate fish, have at it.
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by lloeki 7mo ago
> You like your red wine cold as I do? Fun fact: "chambrer le vin" i.e getting (usually red) wine from storage temperature to "room temperature" comes from a time where said room temperature was well below 20 degC (
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by lloeki 7mo ago
> tile windows to equal areas instead of BSP by default hy3? https://github.com/outfoxxed/hy3 (I'm an ex i3/now sway user and hy3 is the only way I can bear using hyprland)
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by lloeki 7mo ago
Somehow closest concept I imagine is shmup pods. https://shmup.fandom.com/wiki/Pod
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by lloeki 7mo ago
> all the sets today are all custom blocks that just constrain you and often aren't significantly reusable Given the crazy assembly that is happening in the adjacent room, my kid would vehemently disagree.
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by lloeki 7mo ago
> they were named after a video game character (spoiler alert if you ever intend to play ME) https://masseffect.fandom.com/wiki/Shadow_Broker
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by lloeki 7mo ago
Quick reality check that - 7" used to be tablet category, e.g the Nexus 7 - anything above 6" would be considered phablet Phones are really just like cars now, size inflation included.
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by lloeki 7mo ago
For a whole minute because of the display notch and since all iPhones moved to the island I got my hopes up that this 17e was 13 mini sized. So much so that I went on to check the specs but no it's 6.1". Damn, so close, what a mis
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by lloeki 7mo ago
I see your 2011 and I raide you a 1987 https://youtube.com/watch?v=umJsITGzXd0
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by lloeki 7mo ago
I fail to see how the inane failures brought by a dysfunctional IVth Republic are in any way relevant to the post-WW2 world order where both nuclear weapons and the EU began to exist, and in which France has been extremely relevant multipl
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by lloeki 7mo ago
Is that so? https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/macron-outline-france-nu... https://www.defense.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/ministere-ar...
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by lloeki 8mo ago
In 25 years of professional development I have several counter examples where some bit was either a trivial git revert of a single commit - among multiple ones in a branch - away, or an absolute pain because the squash-merge commit had flat
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by lloeki 8mo ago
> I like not conflating those two things Fair enough! It simply occurred to me that if your `user.defaultBranch` is set to e.g `trunk` then presumably when you `git init` you also want it to create a `trunk` branch, ergo `init.defaultBra
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by lloeki 8mo ago
> Is half a lot? > No. Human light perception works on a log scale, allowing us to maintain useful vision over 6 orders of magnitude of luminance, from the sun at noon to moonless nights, whereas halving is .3 orders of magnitude. In

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