marwis

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by marwis 4y ago
What are the advantages of isolates vs running multiple JVM processes other than avoiding slightly higher memory usage and some small context switch overhead on IPC - which should be negligent as presumably communication between isolated co
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by marwis 4y ago
You can do it with custom elements, e.g. <dom-calc> const p = document.createElement('button'); p.innerText = 'hi'; p.onclick = () => alert('hi'); return p;
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by marwis 4y ago
Would it really help in this case? I believe the HLK-signing is enforced by Windows, not UEFI. Uploading your own cert to UEFI won't change that.
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by marwis 4y ago
It's always been possible: <script>document.write(`<p>foo</p>`)</script>
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by marwis 4y ago
How do you access Facebook event calendar from Node-RED (or anywhere else)?
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by marwis 4y ago
Would be nice to see the diff vs Scala 2
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by marwis 4y ago
Most of JetBrains platform is open source (Apache license). Only the language plugin is proprietary. It's not perfect but better than your typical closed source software.
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by marwis 4y ago
Is there anything like that that supports 4K60 with minimal lag?
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by marwis 4y ago
Isn't option 1 more like compile .NET interpreter to WASM and ship with your dlls resulting in huge download and terrible runtime performance?
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by marwis 4y ago
I tried WebVM but it feels a bit slow. Do you think performance could be improved by supporting native wasm binaries? Something like wasm-*-linux compilation target.
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by marwis 4y ago
Not aware of any actual grpc websites but given grpc-web has 6.5k stars on github something must be out there. Google's websites frequently use binary-like formats where json is just an array of values with no properties, and most of t
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by marwis 4y ago
This sadly does not help if js code is minified/obfuscated and data is exchanged using some binary/binary-like protocol like grpc. Unfortunately this is increasingly common. The only long term way is to parse visible text.
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by marwis 4y ago
Are there no better digital stabilization algorithms? This seems like it could be fixed in post processing on your phone/cloud.
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by marwis 4y ago
Similar thing but for Win32 - http://libw11.sourceforge.net/
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by marwis 4y ago
Might be useful for porting some classic X programs to Web.
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by marwis 5y ago
Good old RCS is pretty useful for versioning random files: ci -l .yourfile And that's it. No setup necessary! If you ever outgrow it, you can easily convert to more modern version control.
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by marwis 5y ago
One could say both are native Windows UI toolkits. Kind of similar to when Apple shipped Carbon and Cocoa.
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by marwis 5y ago
Which parts exactly? If anything explorer.exe has never been more native (it used to have a lot of HTML elements in Win98 to XP). I think new control panel and start menu are WinUI based.
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by marwis 5y ago
And OneDrive is in Qt!
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by marwis 5y ago
Indeed Windows sucks but PowerToys has a much faster launcher replacement on alt+space
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by marwis 5y ago
You can password protect them and optionally load them to agent at logon.
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by marwis 5y ago
I need to integrate 3rd party custom OTP. In KeePass2 this can be done with plugins or even easier with {CMD} placeholder. KPXC supports neither :(
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by marwis 5y ago
OSGi
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by marwis 5y ago
If there is no way to tell Wayland application that it should scale by fraction then application can't render with such scale, no? This leads me to assumption that fractional scaling happens at compositor. By native scaling I mean abso
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by marwis 5y ago
Interesting. I gave up on Gnome/Linux long time ago but was watching a relevant wayland bug [0] in the hopes it will be fixed one day but it seems to be still open. Maybe I've been watching a wrong bug? [0] https://gitl
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by marwis 5y ago
Unless something changed Wayland does not support native fractional scaling and instead renders at nearest higher integer scale then does bitmap scaling down giving blurry output (compared to native fractional scaling as in Windows).
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by marwis 5y ago
Not sure why people keep claiming this but it's not true. Attach devtools and you'll see everything is divs and spans, including source code. The only canvas element is minimap.
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by marwis 5y ago
The backup is a reflink copy as per readme - that means data blocks are shared with live filesystem and don't occupy extra space but there's probably quite a bit of metadata.
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by marwis 5y ago
Windows LnF hasn't looked native since WinXP and never felt native. Lots off things are off by few pixels, there are no animations or shadows, no context menus etc. At least in Electron textboxes have standard context menu and drag and
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by marwis 5y ago
Nuget has the same issue - it can execute arbitrary code during installation. Perhaps it's being exploited already but nobody noticed? Regardless, even in case of package managers that don't have install scripts (e.g. Maven) one c

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