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by mmis1000 10mo ago
> 2 years I feel it's already enough to rewrite a big part of subsystem or change the whole thing into shit (depends on maintainer). Software today moves quite fast. 2 year is sometimes difference between a new company and a dead c
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by mmis1000 10mo ago
There is way to create masonry without specifying x,y position of every element though. https://codepen.io/mmis1000/pen/gOyZJqE Adding a new element still need dimension of the element and a bit JavaScript.(The wh
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by mmis1000 10mo ago
Even the software itself does not signed with a validatable cert. How do the hijacker overcome the https cert though? It's 2025 now. It's extremely unlikely that anyone fetch binary with plain text http. Is wingup get compromised
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Well, you can actually write slow css if you make real deep nested flex container. And it's not even too rare. You can actually find such example in yhe wild. The spec of flex layout requires it to layout its child elements several tim
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Practically only cordova does these for now. But it's a native app so of course it can do whatever it want.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Javascript always suffer from FOUC problem though (Unless it's server side). Although the if() css function seems to just be syntax suger of standard @media query. So it doesn't really add anything to solve existing problems. Edit
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Most discussion focused on capabilities. But I wonder does OpenAI's "make a even big and costly model" strategy even work in long term? They are already losing money at current size. Unless we have some break though in chip e
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
> in turn will decide whether the PWA is worthy In my personal experience, it only validate whether manifest is malformatted though. Although it's still up to google if they want to do something wonky.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
PWA on android's side is at least usable. You get notification. You can autoplay video/audio. You get whaterver video or element full screen with all necessary UI. You get rotation lock. You have a fullscreen to do what ever you w
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
This is honestly not my experience though. I'd like to know what vendor and model are you using (and get so much problems). Also I don't have experience about heat management issue either. On the other hand, the intel mac I used b
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
The game is quite fun. But it seems the difficulty ramp quite late? It's not very difficult to get the answer with least step by solve the side first until about last 20 levels. Also, the game does give you a hint about how to brutefor
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
It actually have a dedicated answer to solve just 1 square though. But it's not the most optimized way to do the puzzle.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
It depends though. Learning what things don't actually work like the textbooks says is the key to level from junior to senior. Some people never get it, some got it quickly.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
When they find inheritance is actually worse at describe the concept though. With composition you no longer need to implement whatever interface and bridge the implementation by proxy or whatever. You are also not limited to what parent cla
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
> The one driving this are big OEMs like Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc. That's why monopoly is a bad thing. It allows manufacturer to pressure the vendor. The reason amd don't sells much in laptop market is extremely simple. Because yo
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Unless you need to use AutoCAD, their software have garbage level optimization on amd cpu. It's probably the only software you can see an intel i7 series cpu beat amd r9 by a big margin.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
> How's AMD's engineering support these days? From the recent experience that I buy AMD mini-pc. (minisforun AI HX370) I don't feel it exist. (Because there is no need to) You just plug it into power socket and than it wor
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
I don't think ai (or whatever features) is a bad thing unless it's on your way or designed to do damage to you (hey, I am saying you, Microsoft, get off your onedrive and copilot bullshit. I really don't need it to eat my net
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Meanwhile Microsoft be like: we are going to ship AI to your computer, eat all the resource, lag your game despite you don't use it and neither you don't want it at all.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
There won't be 'mode' if neither steam or other 3rd software is running though. So it must default to one of control layout. Fortunately, controller on steamdeck does have enough button to fit both.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Even just have direct access to hardware apis is already a big win. On Oculus quest. The closest you can get is running with webxr. But webxr suffer from all those performance problem of web platforms. (And bug of meta softwares. The recent
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
They said they route vram/rams though the io die in the gamer nexus's video. Wondering if that means GPU will also have direct access to ram. So it will not actually be a very big problem? Probably slower, but not terribly swappin
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
I'm sure you can develop using the consumer hardware. I'm sure you can develop using the consumer hardware. > It depends though. Some console's devkit have memory or vram larger than consumer device. So it will allow un-op
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
Wondering what window/desktop manager will valve ship with the new steam frame. Is there even a desktop/window manager work with 3d space currently? Will that be a mod of kde or something?
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
I'st much less likely to break a usba dongle compare to usb c though.(the area is much mcuh bjgger) And I don't think the dongle really need the 40gb potential of a usbc port.
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
It seems the controller on steamdeck on windows detects as such when steam or whatever companion program is not running. Although in this state. You can only right click or left click by pressing against the pad itself. Although on Linux si
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
It's actually possible to support it by re-implement it by js or compile to wasm and running on client side. There are extensions to support pdf(pdf.js), flash(Ruffle), mht(UnMHT). So it should be possible to do the same thing for XSLT
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by mmis1000 11mo ago
That is actually mozilla's stand in the linked issue except it's on client though. They would rather replace it with some non native replacement (So there is no surprising security issue anymore) if remove directly is impractical.
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by mmis1000 1y ago
Given you can already trigger import in a local scope, it's merely a syntax sugar though.
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by mmis1000 1y ago
Whether is obfuscated or not. Minecraft java runs most logic in java, and write the save and network handling in parse & validate style instead of serialization/deserialization style. So there isn't much "vulnerabilities&

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