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by mook 2y ago
Looks like it was, or at least the initial commit was. This was back in 2017. https://github.com/material-theme/vsc-material-theme/commits... I'm not sure why the initial commit already says "official&qu
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by mook 2y ago
I work around it with: git checkout origin/A There's no reason to clutter `git branch list` output with branches I don't care about.
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by mook 2y ago
Yeah changing perspectives would be really helpful. I vaguely recall that in Serpent Isle behind the wall forming the final room (where you're supposed to stick the three McGuffins into the slots) they're just… sitting there on th
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by mook 2y ago
https://kindlemodding.org/jailbreaking/WinterBreak/ says it's based on https://kindlemodding.org/mesquito/ which in turn says it needs <=5.15.1.1
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by mook 2y ago
Didn't any unknown about: string just lead to somebody's wwwhome with simple URL rewriting? At least, with some versions?
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by mook 2y ago
If I'm reading the model correctly, that's comparing Intel machines to AMD machines. I'd imagine it makes sense that there are workloads that AMD does better than Intel (and hopefully vice versa). How do Dadsv6 compare?
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by mook 2y ago
I work on an Electron app, and we have a ticket open to investigate why the heck it's asking the OS for Bluetooth permissions even though we'd never use it. There are, of course, higher priority things to get to first, bugs that h
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by mook 2y ago
What they're saying in Linux terms is that they map Super+C to Ctrl+Insert, so Ctrl+C still sends SIGINT. See also IBM CUA: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access
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by mook 2y ago
I haven't touched Gecko in a decade, but your second paragraph sounds like my experience. My best record was something like a single character bug fix taking months (might have been years?). Yes, the review flag was set to the right pe
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by mook 2y ago
What's the point of filing the issue if you're already fed up giving adequate answers then? For a random open source project I'd definitely expect people who file issues to help solve them collaboratively.
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by mook 2y ago
There's also the (draft) release notes: https://go.dev/doc/go1.24 And the docs: https://go.dev/doc/modules/managing-dependencies#tools I've done the blank import thing before, it
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by mook 2y ago
I don't recall seeing anything here about the cable cuts in Taiwan earlier in the month, too: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2025/01/09/... It may be more than one war.
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by mook 2y ago
Wouldn't you have the same issue at the next light, and still be stuck waiting to turn, making no forward progress at all? Note that I'm assuming an unprotected left turn (with right hand traffic as in the US) at a busy intersecti
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by mook 2y ago
My understanding is that the Motorola trackers have UWB but phone support isn't widespread yet. I haven't looked deep enough to see if that satisfied your other criteria though.
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by mook 2y ago
That would be hard to do with Google intentionally sandbagging things like YouTube (I'm thinking about them using a nonstandard version of web components, plus a super slow shim for Firefox, instead of using the standardized version th
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by mook 2y ago
Yep, not that many top-tier talent in the US willing to be in the factory for the graveyard shift under high pressure. The lines run 24/7 and if anything is slightly wrong techs need to be already on site to go fix it, because it'
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by mook 2y ago
I believe that's usually so they can track when a library has a security vulnerability and needs to be updated, regardless of whether the upstream package itself has a version that uses the fixed library.
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by mook 2y ago
You can kind of see this in golang. Originally it came with stuff to download dependencies, but it had major issues with more complex projects and some community-made tools became popular instead. But it meant that multiple tools were used
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by mook 2y ago
Anti-viruses do both signatures and behavior tracking; I believe for the Microsoft ones they're the ones with a !ml suffix.
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by mook 2y ago
Given the text: > Thanks for choosing SA-Ware for your packet spreading requirements! It's probably short for "packet spreading"
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by mook 2y ago
They're basically partnering with an existing hardware manufacturer (Banana Pi), and using their existing storefront for the other products. That happens to be AliExpress because the kind of people purchasing the existing products don&
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by mook 2y ago
Yeah, it's probably best to pick something with upstream OpenWRT support and flash it when you get the device. I think that's what grandparent was saying, given that they link to the ToH.
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by mook 2y ago
Wasn't GTK originally the GIMP toolkit? It's kind of awkward to say you shouldn't have bet on the thing you created in-house… Of course it's gotten a life of its own since, but that wasn't a thing when GIMP picked i
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by mook 2y ago
A different bug in the article: It lists That Time I Got Reincarnated… (awfully long title) as having one, but I'm pretty sure that's just a translation of the title card: 73 00:13:32,095 --> 00:13:34,055 No... Lo
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by mook 2y ago
Unfortunately, a lot of the time you need to deal with other people's APIs.
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by mook 2y ago
They can limit messages based on which cell towers you're connected to. Of course, over here they do Amber Alerts on the main emergency channel for things the next state over instead…
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by mook 2y ago
That list says it's already in Fedora and openSUSE. The fact that they both have older versions is actually good, since that just means they've been packaging it for a while. Once that list no longer marks outdated versions as red
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by mook 2y ago
Since AGI isn't here yet, the eventual implementation that breaks through might be based on different technology; for example, if it turns out to need quantum computing, investing lots of money to build out current fabs might turn out
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by mook 2y ago
It deals with things that have been staged, so if you don't want to commit then don't stage it. I believe a dirty working tree is fine (and gets ignored).
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by mook 2y ago
It sounds like the wrist strap thing will have haptic feedback for when the gestures get registered, so you'll at least know when that happens. It sounds like that might actually make it better than the annoying capacitive buttons that

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