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okanat
3y ago
You can buy a public information display and reject to set up the smart parts. It doesn't force any connectivity. Samsung has QH and QM models for that.
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okanat
3y ago
> In the US you have an option to turn front passenger airbags off and place a baby seat there. In Europe there's no such option. What? This is totally false. Even friggin cheapo Dacias have that feature.
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okanat
3y ago
Is there a trend of testing DDoS methods on FOSS websites now? Blender also had a DDoS attack in the last months.
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okanat
3y ago
Because they are the ones that can exploit lax laws of the US (or lax execution). The reason the big companies became big is since 80s almost no company got broken by the US. The US is mostly a single culture and people mostly speak a singl
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3y ago
> Just curious.. But why would you disable ssh-based git authentication? I don't disable it. However, not every git repo requires ssh to pull. When working with other languages, if there is a library that I purely depend on, it is p
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okanat
3y ago
Backend people use Go in my company. They do great things with it. It works well enough when the interface between a Go program and another one is a socket kind of thing. But we also have a couple system utilities for embedded computers wri
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okanat
3y ago
For client side Qt has good GPU support but only for QML. All QML is drawn on GPU by default (expect text I think, which uses Harfbuzz) but all Qt Widgets are drawn on CPU. However things like KDE's Wayland uses direct OpenGL calls for
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okanat
3y ago
Windows standard C and C++ ABI is stable since 2017. So the last 3 releases of the Visual C Compiler and C runtime hasn't changed the ABI. However Windows also has a lower level system API / ABI i.e. Win32 that's always stabl
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okanat
3y ago
Then they cannot get Windows certification. Microsoft mandates Secure Boot disable setting for all x86 computers.
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3y ago
> You’d probably use Arc or create a special custom smart pointer in Rust for use with the Qt paradigm. Simple references probably would not be expressive enough for Qt. Shoving Arc everywhere is a great way to leak memory with Rust. No,
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okanat
3y ago
Yup. Because installing (or doing anything with) Latex sucks. Packaging sucks, settings things sucks, every package inventing its own syntax sucks. Overleaf solves some of those problems. It still doesn't help you a lot with nonsense e
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okanat
3y ago
Reached? Win32 has been the most stable userspace ABI for Linux for more than a decade (or even 2?). Wine is a really old project and Win32 API / ABI has always been stable. The implementation of the API / ABI was very patchy earl
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okanat
3y ago
For regular apps the toolkit (Qt / GTK / GDI / Cocoa) handles it. They hide the inner bits of the underlying OS / Graphics API from the apps. Web nowadays is a very free-form environment coming with cross-platform APIs.
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okanat
3y ago
This is one of the places that "do one thing" principle breaks down. Or a bad habit became a bad definition for the use case of a command and it stuck for newbies. `cat` usually does one thing: concatenate the contents of the inpu
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okanat
3y ago
One thing that's noticeable is most of those projects are Linux-only and many of them are around GNOME / GTK ecosystem. Most of those projects have no Windows versions. The ones that have them have really bad compatibility with i
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okanat
3y ago
"All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of indirection." - David Wheeler Basically the branching points are pointers where one writes a junk memory address or the actual one to operate on. Where to get the
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3y ago
In theory it is possible to write raw Binder calls to various Android services, skipping JNI in many places. However, it is basically rewriting the entire OS API and structure from scratch.
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okanat
3y ago
Not just garbage collection but also the way hardware work is done with languages that allow you to write one-to-one memory representations in order to be able to drive raw interfaces of hardware. A GC language almost always comes with a re
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okanat
3y ago
You can. At least with C and C++. It is just tedious. You can provide the object files of the closed program or reduce it down to single object file.
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3y ago
> 99.9% of people using Microsoft Office are using it on one computer. I'd wager the majority of those people aren't using only Microsoft Office and nothing else. If you step outside the tech bubble, yoı'll see Microsoft O
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3y ago
There is nothing legacy about Visual Studio. There is simply no equivalent of its debugging and profiling capabilities in C++ and C# especially in graphics / game development. No such equivalent exist in Unix world including macOS. The
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3y ago
Mac has never been power user friendly.
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You cannot get rid of the entire computerization because of the battery management. Also having some smarts for different terrain conditions generally enable some efficiencies. The hard truth is energy in Lithium ions will never be as energ
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3y ago
Somebody has to come up with the intended results of the optimization for certain chips and the actual benchmarks in the first place. So they do write assembly and test various things. However, that person probably have extensive experience
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3y ago
This is a strawman argument. In Europe university students travel hundereds if not thousands of kilometers to do exchange which can be done by train and many actually do. This is usually the most suitable and most likely time for someone to
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okanat
3y ago
Maybe they are not a Thunderbird user but I am. You can still disable the hamburger menu in the older versions. If they are removing the menu bars entirely I will stop using Thunderbird. What's the point of using a desktop app if you d
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When creating things where such things matter or you need lower level access to the platform since there is a tight connection between the C and C++ compilers and the platform they (were) built. I'd like to play with many gadgets, smal
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3y ago
If they start taking those bills, they will want to get them often. Self hosting is a lost cause for e-mail unfortunately. You either get overrun by the amount of creatively formatted spam, or all of your e-mails are dropped despite having
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3y ago
In Germany much of the eCommerce is still made using wire-transfers not credit cards.
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3y ago
At this scale, the difference doesn't matter. "No support" means "only runs on". Those software makes everything we use daily and we depend our literal lives on. No sane management will risk billions of losses, the
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