megous

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by megous 4mo ago
Yes, you can maintain your fork for perpetuity if you can't/will not get your changes upstream. Why is that a problem? If you're using any complicated FOSS professionally and you have SLA with your customers to say fix issues
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by megous 4mo ago
It's certainly not easier. Type-c power sink can advertise USB default, 1.5A or 3A easily. USB default is not necessarily underpowered. You still have to use BC1.2 to see if the source is actually underpowered. If you're just a mi
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by megous 4mo ago
AI is right. All hail AI. :D
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by megous 4mo ago
Yeah, my favorite $6 Linux machine is now supported (somewhat). :)
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by megous 4mo ago
He's just writing about the changes since last week. Not about 7.1 as a whole. No last minute scary things means 7.1 released as planned. But 7.1 new features can still be exciting.
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by megous 4mo ago
A-C cable assembly always works, CC signal is connected within the cable to Vbus via 56kOhm resistor, but that's only relevant to the downstream port, not to the upstream USB-A power sourcing port which does not have access to the CC s
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by megous 4mo ago
Only if the device's consumption is < 2.5W, which is what a USB 2.0 computer USB-A's data port limit is. Anything above that, compliance gets a bit more involved and complicated.
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by megous 4mo ago
Oh, so that's why. Well, at least it managed to finish most of the work on one of my pet projects yesterday. :) Looks like the weekly limits again reset prematurely during this change. Interesting how this works.
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by megous 4mo ago
It's about as much an end of AUR, as we've seen an end of npm from its many decades of similar security/trust failures.
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by megous 4mo ago
Isn't that something you just open a devtools for and have fixed in like 2 minutes? For me, it got frustrated debugging on a real LPDDR4 controller/phy and having me in the loop slowing it down, so it wrote an HW emulator to be ab
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by megous 4mo ago
Why would not they train on the data if the goal is to prepare a better supervisor mechanism I guess?
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by megous 4mo ago
This just means you can blow through monthly budget in 1h instead of in 4h on the cheapest plan. :)
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by megous 4mo ago
Localhost is irrelevant.
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by megous 4mo ago
Ridiculous to have no way to configure a router via some normal method, like local web UI or serial/ssh console, or whatnot. Even more ridiculous this app does not satisfy itself with a local wifi/bt link to the router, and needs
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by megous 4mo ago
> Azure Linux 4.0 is derived from Fedora, right now a Fedora 43 snapshot, rather than assembled package by package the way 1.0 through 3.0 were. More like Microsoft's first non Microsoft Azure distro.
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by megous 4mo ago
No. Fetching pages from remote server will just make the client wait for I/O. That takes 0 CPU load and if the server can't respond at 60fps, lowered redrawing frequency would mean even less CPU load from the terminal redrawing it
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by megous 4mo ago
UK started moving its military assets to middle east way before the war, was militarily acting in defense of aggressors and their allies from day one (and also in previous conflicts), and allowed to use its bases for bombing campaigns from
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by megous 4mo ago
React part maybe. The rest is what any TUI that's using ncurses would do. :) It really bothers me that most of the TUI harnesses are using 100% CPU quite a lot just printing stuff to terminal. Seems ridiculous. I guess it comes from sy
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by megous 4mo ago
Yeah, "striking offensive capability" of a country is aggression and the country that strikes, and it's helpers are all aggressors and in the wrong as far as intl. law goes. You need to work on understanding how causality wor
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by megous 4mo ago
Helping the aggressor with its offense or defense during the aggressive acts is taking part in the aggression. States have international obligation to not engage in or promote aggression and to not take part in it. UK voluntarily took this
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by megous 4mo ago
Yeah, it's ridiculous in an age where you can have backgrounds replaced on the fly in video calls.
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by megous 4mo ago
Israel gov./IDF/etc. is known to falsify Hamas documents, force false confessions from UN workers using brutal violence and to regularly lie to justify its actions or shape public opinion. Anything they say about the other side me
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by megous 4mo ago
I read all these PCPSR polls in detail as they were released. And if you actually read the polls you'd never be able to conclude what you did, for one simple reason. Those polls consistently show vaaaast majority (>90%) of Palestini
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by megous 4mo ago
Punishing child killers is not a high standard.
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by megous 4mo ago
Yeah, qualcomm. No open datasheets/soc user manuals, no thanks.
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by megous 4mo ago
Can I just run npm update diff and see all changes across all updates compared to the last reviewed code in node_modules? Why not?
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by megous 4mo ago
Either the person you're telling your opinion about Palestine agrees with you or not. Expressing an opinion about some situation publicly is not hate. And who you're telling your opinion to is irrelevant. You're not telling t
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by megous 4mo ago
Why? This makes no logical sense. re the second response: Original commenter did not specify exlusivity to jews. So that's my assumption.
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by megous 4mo ago
They use all kinds of obscure APIs, which you'll learn if you're privacy/security conscious and disable random web APIs that are of no use to YOU as a web user, but only can ever serve the people who serve you stuff or want t
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by megous 5mo ago
Yes, you risk reputation and still need to be careful. One way to try to mitigate is to write tests. Which is what rsync project is doing, too. But there's only so much you can catch alone. And BTW, you're not distributing to mill

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