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by m45t3r 5y ago
Even on Windows you wouldn't release a game that works on Windows older than 10 nowadays, you can assume a reasonable up-to-date distro. I am quite sure Steam Runtime works at least as far back Ubuntu 16.04, the oldest distro that I ca
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by m45t3r 5y ago
> multiple monitors If both monitors have similar configuration (DPI, refresh rate) it is fine (Xrandr fixed many of the issues that X previously had). If the monitors have different configurations it isn't, but this problem will re
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by m45t3r 5y ago
Both PulseAudio and X.org are in general stable, don't know about Wayland but I don't think many games target it yet. The major issue is OpenGL drivers, they can be a pain on Linux (specially proprietary ones like NVIDIA).
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by m45t3r 5y ago
Zero PulseAudio, just the `pipewire-pulse` daemon (that replaces it). Better yet, all PulseAudio clients that I tried just works (including things like `pavucontrol`).
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by m45t3r 5y ago
I recently switched to PipeWire on NixOS 21.05 release. It was mostly seamless (except for some issues of not running it at realtime with rtkit, something that PulseAudio does automatically) and having access to new codecs like mSBC and SBC
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by m45t3r 5y ago
> The PSX did not age well. Most games didn't aged well, however some of them are still impressive today considering the limitations: - Chrono Cross: almost no loading times after the initial one. - Crash Bandicoot: the graphics ar
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by m45t3r 5y ago
I am pretty sure that I can have injection attacks from unsanatized user inputs in any language.
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by m45t3r 5y ago
Yeah it is, I can definitely type my SSID in any device that I have.
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by m45t3r 5y ago
Parsing unstruted strings without escaping special characters is an issue in any language. This is completely Apple's fault.
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by m45t3r 5y ago
Yeah, no user application should cause a blue screen of death or kernel panic under normal circumstances, unless it is either a bug or they're messing with something from the kernel (but in this last case, you generally need to run the
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by m45t3r 5y ago
> For example, I wanted to just... create an arbitrary directory in my home directory (~/workspace). Does Home Manager do this? If so, how? Do I just have a shell script that is called within a package? That seems excessive. Is this
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by m45t3r 5y ago
I think there is Clojure and cloJure. The language is very different if you can mostly get by writing pure Clojure code, and another language altogether if you need to interop with Java constantly. If you can get by mostly writing Clojure c
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by m45t3r 5y ago
So now I am promoted to "Google support team" just because I bought to the discussion some observations from my own company? But you bringing your own observations does not put you on "Apple support team"? This seems com
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by m45t3r 5y ago
You know, even if you're right we still see much more issues in iOS. For example, a simple Xcode minor upgrade can randomly break some flows. > - Perfectly working code that needs to be rewritten just because This issue is much more
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by m45t3r 5y ago
We have "been blessed" with OEM deviations from AOSP (we have a big number of clients and most of them are using Android because of regional characteristics), but still we have way more issues with customers using out-dated iOS ve
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by m45t3r 5y ago
We have many more issues supporting multiple versions of iOS than supporting multiple versions of Android. But neither are not even close to the nightmare that was J2ME.
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by m45t3r 5y ago
I find it really bizarre that it takes hours to run whatever background process iOS has after an upgrade, especially because in Android's case this is AFAIK rebuilding the Dalvik bytecode while iOS should use a compiled language (Objec
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by m45t3r 5y ago
This is how Android shows it, and I think it is quite good because the phone feels slower while finishing the upgrade.
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by m45t3r 6y ago
I write Python for years (including messing code) and never feel the pain I found when I edit an even a slightly complicated YAML file. The issue is not really the significant indentation of YAML, it is more of the ambiguity of the syntax p
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by m45t3r 6y ago
AFAIK it doesn't, it expects a continuous file without fragmentation. On btrfs systems, for example, I have to set a bit to disable COW for the file to be used as a swapfile, otherwise it will not work.
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by m45t3r 6y ago
I think the point is that he isn't necessary living in Germany either.
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by m45t3r 6y ago
Well, there is another reason for optimism: Wayland is supported in ChromeOS and WSL2, and it seems to be the base for any modern integration with other operational systems (macOS ARM maybe?). > The sad thing: I've been hearing&#x2F
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by m45t3r 6y ago
The fact that he said "people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face" is exactly what I said about context: we still used to think that using alcohol and disinfecting surfaces are more effective than avoidin
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by m45t3r 6y ago
Yeah, thanks for the correction.
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by m45t3r 6y ago
The fact that they're not NULL terminated and the slices itself have length information is already a great improvement over C.
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by m45t3r 6y ago
There is env -S that supports multiple arguments. This was always an extension available in BSD I think, and it is available now in recent versions of GNU's env.
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by m45t3r 6y ago
Also, context matters. OMS avoided recommending masks at the start of the pandemic since no study showed the efficacy of it, and there was no mass production of masks yet. So recommending it for general population would only generate shorta
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by m45t3r 6y ago
There is a big difference between OMS and populist leaders like Maduro/Bolsonaro/Trump. What OMS said about masks and asymptomatic cases were the best we known about the pandemic at the current time (we still didn't have many
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by m45t3r 6y ago
Reference: https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1372945388664066061
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by m45t3r 6y ago
I think non_sealed would be better than non-sealed though, because AFAIK there used to be no identifiers with hifen before.

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