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by opencl 7y ago
Yes and it integrates with the OS level password autofill systems.
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by opencl 7y ago
Grid frequency actually is hyper accurate in a lot of places. i.e. in the Western US the grid is regulated such that a clock running off it will never deviate more than 2 seconds from the atomic clock derived National Bureau of Standards
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by opencl 7y ago
It's not regular soda lime glass, they just used a different manufacturer of borosilicate glass (Asahi Dragontrail vs Corning Gorilla Glass).
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by opencl 7y ago
In principle the FDA should inspect the US-made drug after manufacture so inspecting all of their suppliers would be redundant.
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by opencl 7y ago
How are you using LDAC with a computer? Windows and macOS don't support it, there's some fork of pulseaudio that has it for Linux but I never figured out how to get that working.
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by opencl 7y ago
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1366287 The open issues this bug depends on is a pretty good list of bigint-related performance enhancements that haven't been implemented yet.
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by opencl 7y ago
A lot of junk food is already vegan. Oreos, Doritos, potato chips, most candy other than milk chocolate, etc.
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by opencl 7y ago
GNOME also has a Matrix client written in Rust: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/fractal
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by opencl 7y ago
You won't get 5 years without at minimum replacing the battery, and a large fraction of people will probably end up with a broken screen in that timeframe as well. Of course it's not impossible to replace these parts on a normal p
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by opencl 7y ago
It's already not what most people would call a sensible price. Seems difficult to significantly shrink a phone that has a pair of M.2 slots in it though.
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by opencl 7y ago
I think it's still an issue for video. Who's buying a $1000+ "pro camera system" to record 1080p30? I'm sure the bitrates for 4K60 are still pretty high.
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by opencl 7y ago
A lot of people trained as EEs seem to end up in software dev jobs these days.
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by opencl 7y ago
aframe.io is sort of a modern and more usable take on the VRML idea. Somebody even added a VRML loader as a functioning April Fool's joke. https://github.com/ngokevin/aframe-vrml-component
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by opencl 7y ago
This is the most useful intern project I've ever seen. At least the batch rename tool is an intern project, not sure about the other ones.
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by opencl 7y ago
Maybe it's for people annoyed at Explorer taking upwards of 30 seconds to display folders with lots of files in them.
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by opencl 7y ago
Intel's 10nm die shrink gives significantly lower clocks than their 14nm process though Ice Lake supposedly makes up for it with higher IPC.
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by opencl 7y ago
Eh it works in Chromium with patches that Google won't upstream because there are a lot of configs it doesn't work on. The biggest blocker for it in Firefox seems to be webrender landing in stable. https://bugzilla.mozi
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by opencl 7y ago
Nobody has to subscribe to them, they just search for relevant terms and reply to anyone talking about the protests.
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by opencl 7y ago
What makes you think they're determined not to fix it? A commit that significantly improves the situation landed in nightly a week ago. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1429522
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by opencl 7y ago
Syncthing isn't on the list of supported file providers, am I missing something here?
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by opencl 7y ago
He was using a Galaxy S3 long past the time it stopped receiving security patches. https://www.androidcentral.com/which-android-phone-does-dona...
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by opencl 7y ago
If you rely on ventilation for cooling you're just constantly pulling in high humidity air from outside and the dehumidifier will do nothing.
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by opencl 7y ago
Yep, you're right. I forgot about that. GTK3 in general looks a hell of a lot nicer than GTK2 but now I can't think of any GTK3 applications that actually run on OSX...
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by opencl 7y ago
GIMP and Inkscape are still using the ancient GTK2, GTK3 is generally a lot nicer. i.e. Transmission uses GTK3 and looks like this[1] on OSX. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_(BitTorrent_clien...
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by opencl 7y ago
The Qt licencing situation is way more complicated than that. Parts of it are available under LGPL, parts are available under GPL, and some parts are only available under a commercial license which is a minimum of $5500/dev/year.
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by opencl 7y ago
Another benefit is initial page load times, if your page has a lot of JS it can take a pretty significant amount of time to parse it. i.e. Figma said it reduced page load times by a factor of 3, though they were using WASM to replace existi
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by opencl 7y ago
What's the not-dead end way of making GUIs in .net core supposed to be?
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by opencl 7y ago
There's also the more traditional Ergodox-like Gergo that is mostly a normal QWERTY board with some ergonomic improvements. https://www.gboards.ca/category/gergo
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by opencl 7y ago
The two biggest privacy-oriented browsers, Firefox and Safari, have ~10% and ~5% desktop market share[1]. It seems like the overwhelming majority of people do not care very much. [1] https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market
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by opencl 7y ago
Steam can saturate most connections but I've never seen Sony or Nintendo's download servers saturate even a 50mbps connection.

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