nindalf

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by nindalf 3y ago
You’re going to get shocked when you find the Windows key on most keyboards.
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by nindalf 3y ago
> Miscellena is from an interracial household I’m so sorry you and your child had to witness that. Must have been quite traumatic.
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by nindalf 3y ago
> most MIT licensed projects still generally receive contributions from people using them commercially I agree. I’d speculate that projects being hosted on GitHub is a big part of that. With the code and discussions around it happening i
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by nindalf 3y ago
No its the same one, but they’ve made progress. The test suite that compares it to GNU had more passes than fails in 2022 and today passes outnumber fails by 2:1. And it’s been a while since the last discussion.
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by nindalf 3y ago
Yeah, like unemployment, inflation, wages and so on, all of which are pretty good in Jan 2024.
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by nindalf 3y ago
Vibecession. People are convinced there's a recession because everyone else says so.
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by nindalf 3y ago
You’re missing the bigger picture. Yes, developers really appreciate that their games work seamlessly on the Steam Deck and Linux with no effort on their part. But there are a couple of knock on effects. One is that developers now a specifi
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by nindalf 3y ago
> dishonest Dishonest? You're saying I'm lying to support a trillion dollar corporation I have no financial stake in and never have? Is such an accusation really in the spirit of this forum? I suggest you review the guidelines
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by nindalf 3y ago
> Google promises While Google promises, Apple actually has a decade long track record of updating older phones for 5 or more years. We don’t know if Google will actually follow through on their promises or the execs in charge in 5 yea
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by nindalf 3y ago
It’s not economical to support devices used by less than 1% of the user base. Linux only manages it because community members step up to support older architectures. And sometimes when no one steps up the architectures are removed. - Linux
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by nindalf 3y ago
> might be faster in soem scenarios in which scenarios would it not be faster?
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by nindalf 3y ago
> Undefined behavior is critical for performance Not only is this not true, it's trivially easy to prove it's not true. Both rustc and clang generate LLVM IR and use LLVM to optimise and generate machine code. The code that&#x2
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by nindalf 3y ago
Just to add, Safe Rust should have zero UB, modulo bugs in the compiler. And they're very serious about fixing such bugs. They won't dismiss it with "just be careful while programming".
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by nindalf 3y ago
I wonder what all those container ships contain. Possibly containers from the largest exporter in the world (China), heading to the second largest market in the world (Europe)?
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by nindalf 3y ago
> right to control what goes through their own waters You're wrong about this. Their freedom and sovereignty to punch ends where the other person's face starts.
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by nindalf 3y ago
This sounds like nonsense, but no doubt you'll share some citations that back up your extraordinary claims? I'm most interested in knowing how the Houthis seem to know that a ship is Israeli, when the ship is registered in Panam
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by nindalf 3y ago
Your comment boils down to “Dave’s a great guy so I’m sure he does right by his children”. But thanks to extreme lobbying by the HSLDA, we have no way of actually knowing that. We don’t know their test scores or even if they’re reading at t
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by nindalf 3y ago
That's nice, you're welcome to continue writing your ifdefs. Nothing you or anyone else has said has built a compelling case for alternate frontends. You're saying "it's not much effort". Sure, but I prefer 0 e
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by nindalf 3y ago
Your sentiment is a commonly expressed one, but not usually by people who have adopted Rust. It’s usually Clang/MSVC/GCC users who have decided this is the optimal flow and want to replicate it in all future codebases they work in
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by nindalf 3y ago
> Read on "The Twitter Files: The Censorship Industrial Complex". lol
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by nindalf 3y ago
I would not expect that level of self awareness from Tankies. Such people always existed, and always will. They claim living here is intolerable, and yet they never seem to go and live elsewhere.
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by nindalf 3y ago
They asked him why he hadn’t been able to come up with a better joke to address that question. He replied with a laugh “no, but nor has anyone else”.
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by nindalf 3y ago
> my toddler still has trouble telling my infant identical twins apart What does your toddler have to do with this? Is the toddler in charge of getting the infants through TSA?
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by nindalf 3y ago
Your experience is your experience. You don't like the game, that's fine. I will say two things - BG3 today is a substantially better game compared to release day in August. Better performance and fewer bugs. Not perfect, but exce
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by nindalf 3y ago
For what it's worth I was experiencing crashes on Patch 5. No crashes on the recently released Patch 6 and the performance is better as well. As a Steam Deck gamer, I appreciated Larian adding FSR support as well. It's not an exag
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by nindalf 3y ago
I've played it exclusively on the Steam Deck, which runs Arch Linux + Proton (Valve's compatibility layer that anyone can run). If you’re as keen on Linux as you seem to be, then Proton is your friend. We may never see native buil
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by nindalf 3y ago
This game richly deserved every award it got. What an absolute masterpiece! And the best part is that we got to enjoy it without any of the “best practices” of the gaming industry, like an inflated initial price, micro transactions and loot
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by nindalf 3y ago
> claims
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by nindalf 3y ago
Firstly E2E can’t be turned off on a dime. WhatsApp e2e has never been turned off since it was turned on. Secondly, please educate yourself about what the government actually thinks about the ad business you’ve described as “shady”. Even if
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by nindalf 3y ago
“What self interested, selfish reason do these terrible people have to this ostensibly good thing?” - paraphrasing your question. Answer - Message content wasn’t used for advertising. I believe it had been tried at some point and found to b

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