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by mappu 2y ago
Igalia are doing an Android port of webkit named WPE-Android[1] including a mini browser shell. There is an APK you can run[2]. 1. https://blogs.igalia.com/jani/bringing-webkit-back-to-androi... 2. https://g
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by mappu 2y ago
Joey Hess had this suggestion recently - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43202773
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PowerPC Windows NT Made to Run on GameCube and Wii(osnews.com)
14 points by mappu 2y ago|1 comments
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by mappu 2y ago
ARM TrustZone launched with the Arm1176JZ-S in 2004.
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by mappu 2y ago
Is that all there is to it? That doesn't mesh with the separate claim that Fedora's RPM package of OBS is acceptable to upstream - surely that uses the same latest Qt that Fedora offers? Fedora 41 already ships the very latest Qt
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by mappu 2y ago
There is some additional commentary/background in the OSNews reporting: https://www.osnews.com/story/141723/fedora-should-not-push-i...
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by mappu 2y ago
Such new OS exists already (Redox). It's actually really good and can run modern DEs (Cosmic) and some recent commercial games (Balatro). The problem with this direction is it dooms Linux to obsolescence. Thanks to Rust's memory s
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by mappu 2y ago
Thank you for noverify! We used it at $DAYJOB in CI.
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by mappu 2y ago
Originally OV allowed file-based certificates (pkcs12) and EV required an HSM. But since June 2023, now file-based certificates are no longer allowed[1], you need to certify that your CSR comes from an HSM (just paperwork, nothing technical
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by mappu 2y ago
The example given is de-CH and lb-LU - a counterexample for the neat scheme would require separate dialects of the same language within a single country e.g. 近畿方言.
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F-Droid's Progress and What's Coming in 2025(f-droid.org)
321 points by mappu 2y ago|100 comments
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by mappu 2y ago
I can confirm this, Debian's ROCm distribution worked great for me on some "unsupported" cards.
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by mappu 2y ago
This fork has been better for a long time already: https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android
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by mappu 2y ago
No, "default dead" is VC-speak for a business that relies on runway to operate rather than being profitable.
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by mappu 2y ago
Is it as bad as they're making it out to be? The fdroidserver get_first_signer_certificate can give a different result to apksigner, but then fdroidserver calls apksigner anyway for verification, and F-Droid mitigates the issue in vari
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by mappu 2y ago
You can check the technical velocity already, and it's extremely in Gitea's favour,
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by mappu 2y ago
I can't say what Forgejo has over Gitea, but I can tell you Forgejo is missing everything from the 888 merged PRs in Gitea 1.23: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/releases/tag/v1.23.0-rc0 Repo licen
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by mappu 2y ago
Forgejo is an ideological fork (not a bad thing) that has chosen to rule out staying abreast of the significantly higher rate of development happening upstream. Consider it to be like Pale Moon instead of Firefox. Gitea has a great active c
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by mappu 2y ago
The same storage system is used by some non-backup software too, Perkeep and Seafile
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by mappu 2y ago
It looks like your solutions so far expose the result as a plain, accessible filesystem. If you can relax this constraint you might have an easier time - "Precomp" is a program that losslessly expands a zip/gzip archive in a
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by mappu 2y ago
WebGL / WebGPU are a somewhat safe subset. Or at least safe enough that Google will keep funding multi-million pwn2own bounties for Chrome with WebGL / WebGPU enabled.
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by mappu 2y ago
Thanks for your input! All the design proposal RFCs have shown they cause an issue with the Go Compatibility Promise whereby adding any enum value can cause a semver-MAJOR breaking change. This causes a greater rate of ecosystem churn which
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by mappu 2y ago
I don't understand, why did you think Go "ignored" them? I think a really important insight from ~50 years of PLs is that recent language features (say: lifetimes, or dependent types) do not always correlate with practical ad
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by mappu 2y ago
> Intel's discrete GPU is hanging by a thread, so they're not hoping on that bandwagon Why would that matter? You buy one GPU, in a few years you buy another GPU. It's not a life decision.
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by mappu 2y ago
NILFS2 is upstream, stores checksums for all data, and has the most efficient snapshot system bar none. Although I don't think i'd push the recommendation, solely because there are fewer eyes on it.
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by mappu 2y ago
Echoing the sibling comment Kent, bcachefs is a really wonderful and important project. The whole world wants your filesystem to become the de-facto standard Linux filesystem for the next decade. One more month of LKML drama is a small pric
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by mappu 2y ago
You can get data checksumming for any filesystem with dm-integrity.
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An AI copilot review for 2024(ersin.nz)
1 points by mappu 2y ago|0 comments
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by mappu 2y ago
The ITP was in 2016, but it seems like it didn't really progress from there - https://bugs.debian.org/827236
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by mappu 2y ago
The default FLTK look and feel might be discouraging, but there are some really great native themes shipped for the Rust bindings: https://github.com/fltk-rs/fltk-theme?tab=readme-ov-file#wid...

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