mook

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by mook 5y ago
The official one of course should be jquery/jquery. Or do it line docker does, and have a reserved official namespace that needs to be whitelisted (that of course has the downside that the people behind the projects don't have dir
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by mook 5y ago
Technical debt doesn't even need to be related to future requirements. It could be building something that's only mostly right to get something out faster.
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by mook 5y ago
"Process Hacker" can sometimes display more information as well; for example, I see that igfxEM.exe on my machine (Intel graphics driver) is leaking around 5000 handles to the registry key HLKM\system\ControlSet001\Control\Class\{
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by mook 5y ago
Would that mean I can start sampling songs if they get fed through a neutral network? It'll be fine if I train it on whatever is playing on the radio right? Doing the same for poems?
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by mook 5y ago
Wouldn't _not_ squashing be sufficient, rather than having to keep all of the messy commits? That is, would you be satisfied with modifying history such that the commits are logically separate, even if it's not how the code actual
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by mook 5y ago
Additionally, as mentioned elsewhere in the thread, fake requirements can be used as a reason to arbitrarily reject otherwise good candidates (for example to provide cover for rejection over being a minority). So it's not unreasonable
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by mook 5y ago
Windows 3.1 in EGA mode was fine — it had no depth (can't afford that when you had 16 colours for the whole screen) but it was fine, because it had consistent button borders and things along those lines.
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by mook 5y ago
One of the answers raises an interesting possibility: https://www.zhihu.com/question/466111598/answer/1953785089 Basically, they claim it's possible that it's not about KPI at all; but rather, Huawe
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by mook 5y ago
Hmm, but WSL2 just runs a VM instead, right? Given that I'd have expected WSA to be a container on the WSL VM, running something similar to Anbox.
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by mook 5y ago
Can projects now contain issues from multiple _orgs_? I've had worked on things that spanned orgs before, and as far as I know projects couldn't handle that. I'm really glad subtasks is now a thing!
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by mook 5y ago
I believe they had reports of popular transparent proxies that broke with it set, and the users involved typically weren't in a situation to not use those proxies.
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by mook 5y ago
Parchive 2 was, I believe, an implementation of Reed-Solomon at the application level; mostly used (when it was introduced) to counter loss from missing chunks on binary newsgroups. I think RAR might have picked up a similar feature around
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by mook 5y ago
In addition to the other replies, I've see cases where the city only approves construction on the condition that some of the land is allocated to city use. That means if the edges are developed first, it's possible for the city to
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by mook 5y ago
They have to be able to issue a new SIM card without a pin in the case of a lost phone though. In that case they should probably check government identification, of course, and not be available remotely.
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by mook 5y ago
People have been using XBL in Mozilla before all the web components work started, so… I wouldn't hold my breath. Looking it up, archive.org says it's been over 20 years… https://web.archive.org/web/20001218094
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by mook 5y ago
Firefox is an open source project, but pushing large changes upstream is difficult (and this is true of pretty much any project). Even if Apple had the patches, Mozilla might not take them.
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by mook 5y ago
I think that was always the case — the majority of people don't contribute meaningfully, and was quite demanding. I had an old open source project that got a few users, and eventually too many support requests for me to handle. Somebod
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by mook 5y ago
Given that he was around during https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney_animators%27_strike — probably not very much.
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by mook 5y ago
That seems to be straight from the NPM feed: https://registry.npmjs.org/react/17.0.2 So at least it's on NPM and not this new thing.
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by mook 5y ago
I believe that's backwards — it requires active effort from the maintainer (who may be on vacation) to prevent closing, when the ball is in the maintainer's court (to check if it's a reasonable ticket). The process described
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by mook 5y ago
As a first pass, wouldn't this be good for China? TSMC was strategic for Taiwan, as a military takeover of Taiwan (where the plants will likely be damaged or scuttled) would be economically damaging for the US. That might be a bit diff
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by mook 5y ago
If you're a member of the administrators group, by default it uses something out of C:\ProgramData instead. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrati...
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by mook 5y ago
From MPL v2: > 10.2. Effect of New Versions > You may distribute the Covered Software under the terms of the version of the License under which You originally received the Covered Software, or under the terms of any subsequent version
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by mook 5y ago
Unfortunately, MPLv2 has section 10 that means Mozilla Foundation has the ability to arbitrarily create new versions of the license, and it can be used with any MPLv2 licensed code. It's similar to the "GPLv2 or later" claus
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by mook 6y ago
The other answers are probably the actual reason, but it's amusing to me to think that it's because giving you incorrect results drives up engagement on the search because you keep going back… it's also obviously the wedding
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by mook 6y ago
People generally seemed to like Windows 3.11 → Windows 95 I guess? Also Mozilla Suite → Firefox (though some people still prefer the old way). It's just that when things are actually improved people tend to not remember them.
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by mook 6y ago
Independent of Wayland or X11, why should a user not be able to take inputs for their own window (as in, the owning process is run as the same user)? Why does it require a tool that needs extra privileges (that presumably works by doing it
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by mook 6y ago
Hmm, so no floating point math ever, only use arbitrary precision? As far as I know most 3D games do correct-enough math because it'll be replaced in a couple frames anyway.
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by mook 6y ago
> But it’s a lot quicker and easier to use the default view (and default search). Yes it is; that's why all the new people would be using it. A maintainer would be visiting a pre-baked search list often, which can be done with thing
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by mook 6y ago
Didn't AMD have contractual obligations to use Global Foundries for their high end chips from when they split, or something along those lines? I guess that turned out really well for them, though, since that might have led to the neces

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