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by nacs 4y ago
From that github link: "The code of this repo belongs to the app landing page and not to the application" So it's not open source at all as others have mentioned.
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by nacs 4y ago
I own a 2022 Tesla and it can barely even do lane-keeping for a few hundred yards without jerking the wheel around, requiring "intervention" (aka manual driving), randomly braking for non-existent things and many other problems. F
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by nacs 4y ago
These Cruise cars didn't have anyone in them at all. No company should be running "experiments" like this on a public road with a 5000+ lb vehicle.
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by nacs 4y ago
The differentce is that Bitwarden is 100% open source (clients and server). If they do something stupid, I'll run one of 2 OSS servers available and it's done (or have someone else host it for me).
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by nacs 4y ago
I switched to Bitwarden after using Lastpass for years and it's pretty feature-complete for me -- it has feature parity with LP and there's a bunch of features that I don't even use. Even the unofficial Rust-based server look
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by nacs 4y ago
Unlike both Google password and Lastpass, Bitwarden is open source on server and client side. This means if worst comes to worst, the community will fork the code and set up a new server or 2. I switched to it after the Lastpass changes and
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by nacs 4y ago
> Do you really trust yourself to keep your fork secure? No, but I don't need to. Considering how many people are already contributing to Bitwarden's Github in the form of PRs and such, if worst comes to worst, there should be
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by nacs 4y ago
The server and client-side apps/extensions for Bitwarden are open source unlike Lastpass too. At worst, we'll have to fork a current release if BW does stupid things in the future.
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by nacs 4y ago
Not only that but even the clients are open source ( https://github.com/bitwarden/clients ). There's even an unofficial Rust reimplementation of the server which is even better. Parent post is spreading FUD on thi
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by nacs 4y ago
Snap-Firefox is noticeably slower on startup for me as well. After upgrading to the latest Ubuntu where snap-Firefox is default, I completely uninstalled snap and all packages then installed from a PPA. Everything is better and smoother now
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by nacs 4y ago
This is basically the same as their previously announced deal with IronSource, a malware/adware company. Both are terrible for consumers/developers.
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by nacs 4y ago
Unity announced a month or so ago that they were going to merge with "IronSource" -- a company famous for shoveling malware that was blocked even by Microsoft's Defender software. This AppLovin offer is almost a step up from
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by nacs 4y ago
I know you're half joking here but there are more consumer-affordable versions like the Geforce RTX 3090ti ($1600 for 24GB). It may not do CUDA work as fast as the A100 but it'll be able to run the model. For the half-precision ve
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by nacs 4y ago
`yes` is far faster on my Linux (2.2GB/s) vs /dev/urandom (0.38GB/s) -- not surprising since the `man` page for urandom says: "[urandom] is designed for security, not speed, and is poorly suited to generating large
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by nacs 4y ago
It has been free but now they're making it a "free 60 day trial" followed by $10 a month. I've tried it with a few projects with different languages and it's not worth anything close to that $10/m fee personall
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by nacs 4y ago
This needs to be higher up. If you go to the about section of Yep.com, you can see this is powered by the "Ahrefs" bot (not just for sourcing crawler data but also run by the same people). Ahrefs is a sleazy "SEO tool" (
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by nacs 4y ago
1) Almost noone is going to read all that. It also assumes the common person knows what 3D acceleration is (yes gamer types and graphics professionals know what it is but the average grandparent probably won't). 2) WebGL is being used
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by nacs 4y ago
Just the word "ActiveX" brings about nightmares.
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by nacs 4y ago
> just wasn't a rounded rect with a black mirror Are you challenging Ives to make a car that is a rounded rectangle with black mirror finish?
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by nacs 5y ago
It's MSSQL: https://github.com/bitwarden/server/blob/master/util/Setup/T...
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by nacs 5y ago
Sublime Text is really good. I use VS Code for development but Sublime handles large files much better (large JSONs, log files, etc) and loads much faster than VSC does.
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by nacs 5y ago
Yes all the data (source, sprites, sound) is encoded in the PNG. You can simply copy the PNG to clone it (screenshot won't work though): https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/cposts/un/undune2-3.p8.png Also not
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by nacs 5y ago
It's not much at all in the days of 1080p @ 60fps and 4k videos. I think Vimeo is doing some creative accounting to come up with the 1% number. It's probably 1% of all users on the site even if the vast majority of users have <
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by nacs 5y ago
Hvae you heard of Youtube? They'll even pay for the videos instead.
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by nacs 5y ago
Try to actually buy the 3090 RTX anywhere. It's out of stock just about everywhere and the few places that you can get it have scalpers charging thousands for it. A standalone GPU that consumes multiple times more power than the M1, is
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by nacs 5y ago
Russia is now blocking a bunch of sites like Twitter, Instagram and western news orgs after the invasion started.
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by nacs 5y ago
There's a video in that article too and it shows the stupidity of this design better.. So the transparent doors are now giant screens that show video ads all over them until you're in front of it. When you're in front of it,
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by nacs 5y ago
If you ran an exit node, it's possible but bridges are just the entry points and are ok.
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by nacs 5y ago
Pretty cool. The site has a video demo ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwlDorikqgY ) that shows more (and is itself made with this app): https://www.remotion.dev Edit: Nice docs too: https://www.rem
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by nacs 5y ago
> China won’t invade anyone Except Hong Kong (and the "expansion" of the South China Sea).

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