munchlax

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by munchlax 1y ago
For those left wondering what the original title was, it said minio went source-only. I don't see the problem in either case. For a Gentoo user, it changes nothing.
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by munchlax 1y ago
> KDE everywhere Not to be confused with Qt Everywhere
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by munchlax 1y ago
Can you read?
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by munchlax 1y ago
IMHO if error handling is rocket science, the error is you
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by munchlax 1y ago
Nowadays when this happens it's always something . "Something went wrong." Even the error message itself is wrong whenever that one appears.
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by munchlax 1y ago
What were they thinking? Wait while I'm compiling pawn? Lets solve the problem in pawn? I'm writing pawn for a living? I made a pawn program just for you? Why.
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by munchlax 1y ago
Because I can't hear you over the sound of stereo tinitus
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by munchlax 1y ago
People do that? This hurts my brain. if(IsFoo(X)) is clear and readable.
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by munchlax 1y ago
Linux has a very stable ABI. It's considered a bug if userland breaks. If you want a stable userland, you can try using flatpaks. When I tried it, it downloaded entire root filesystems for Fedora and Ubuntu just so the applications wou
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by munchlax 1y ago
My cat appears to be well nurtured. I just petted it and it responded with purrs and resumed sleeping comfortably. You could still walk in and it'll want your attention straight away. The only attention it really hates is from dogs. Sc
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by munchlax 1y ago
You have no idea how much F*s a cat gives. You don't even have to feed my cat for it to like you. Any human attention at all and the engine runs.
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by munchlax 1y ago
That's not a good example. My bank issued a token device which scans their code, asks me my pin, prompts me what's going to happen and asks for confirmation. Then I can enter the digits to proceed. This is reasonably secure. If yo
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by munchlax 1y ago
Apple, Google and Microsoft created that problem. I don't have this problem on my computers, they run free software. My wifes thinkpad runs free software. The friends I gave a computer with various GNU+Linux distros don't have thi
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by munchlax 1y ago
Not really. If their security depends on enslaving the user, their security sucks. Real security, be it your financial transactions or keeping your bird pictures safe, doesn't depend on any secret algorithm. Because it's secure.
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by munchlax 1y ago
You can trust hardware and software that's easy to inspect. If you can't be sure what's going on and unable to inspect or debug the hardware and software, how can you trust it's doing what you want? Proprietary hardware
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by munchlax 1y ago
LibreOffice works just fine. It even has ribbons if you want that sort of thing.
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by munchlax 1y ago
How's the gpu driver? Which chip would you recommend for the beast?
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by munchlax 1y ago
Oh but it is quite different. Even notepad is completely fucked up. mmc and cmd still virtually unchanged since 1999
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by munchlax 1y ago
We just ship everyone the latest beta and let the users do the testing. That's why we made sure you can't disable telemetry unless you pay up for an enterprise-level eula. Good luck submitting error and telemetry reports whenever
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by munchlax 1y ago
And not installed by default in many distros. FML.
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by munchlax 1y ago
I'm not sure how you could arrive at the conclusion that I've discovered any technique involving copilot whatsoever. Feel free to spout more nonsense. I was somewhat puzzled and dismayed at first, but now it amuses me.
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by munchlax 1y ago
Take a chill pill. I did, in fact, read the fine article. If you did so too, you would've read the message from github which says "...disallow usage of camo to disclose sensitive victim user content" Now why on earth would I
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by munchlax 1y ago
So this wasn't really fixed. The impressive thing here is that copilot accepts natural language. So whatever exfiltration method you can come up with, you just write out the method in english. They merely "fixed" one particul
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by munchlax 1y ago
Netflix is a popular example
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by munchlax 1y ago
Comment frenzy? I hear ya tho
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by munchlax 1y ago
Yeah but then you don't get to write a cool blog post.
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by munchlax 1y ago
If you have a class whose constructor depends on an instance of something else, you can instantiate that first and pass it on. That's all there's to it. You can do DI in your own startup code and have some logic in there that subs
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by munchlax 1y ago
Ladybird will be faster than anything with an arbitrary metric thrust
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by munchlax 1y ago
Dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45439286 11 points by mici 4 days ago
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by munchlax 1y ago
Thanks. The PC magazines had me confused for decades

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