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by panzi 2y ago
Yeah, just my thought. Instead of all the effort and overhead and awful API of Win32 just statically link musl. Still, there are of course downsides and limitations to either approach.
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by panzi 2y ago
Yeah, that has been the default for a lot of Linux distributions for quite some time now (if you install wine).
213.
by panzi 2y ago
Empty slots in arrays are weird. >>> let xs = [,'foo'] <<< undefined >>> xs <<< Array [ <1 empty slot>, "foo" ] >>> xs.map((x, index) => index)
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by panzi 2y ago
I agree that distributions should make clear what they've changed and link their bug tracker for theming issues. But that's a different stance.
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by panzi 2y ago
Open source is about taking back control over your software. The sentiment of that website is absurd to me. What I do on/to my own system is nobody else's business. (Though I don't really change much of the theming myself. Ch
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by panzi 2y ago
Yeah, I also thought its a key derivation function I haven't heard of yet.
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by panzi 2y ago
Interesting, I don't have that, only one scroll bar. I use on Firefox. Do you force some different font or font size on all websites perhaps?
218.
by panzi 2y ago
We are already in it.
219.
by panzi 2y ago
Why does AGPL Vs MIT matter for a linker?
220.
by panzi 2y ago
Well, it's used by the OS when exec-ing a new process, but at least the Linux syscall for that takes the environment as an explicit parameter. So it could be managed in whatever way by the runtime until execve() is called.
221.
by panzi 2y ago
Guess that would also require some locking for all the exec() functions that don't take the environment as a parameter or that search PATH for the executable.
222.
by panzi 2y ago
I think basic and healthy foods should be VAT exempt. Bread, milk, eggs, vegetables, fruit (maybe not fruit that needs to be shipped from South America or Africa), water etc. Also maybe school books and newspapers and of course medicine. Su
223.
by panzi 2y ago
It's wild to me that anything you can buy in a store, especially something frivolous like cake, might be tax free.
224.
by panzi 2y ago
I'm not from the UK, but wasn't there also a cake Vs biscuits thing for tax reasons?
225.
by panzi 2y ago
Doing that in a single day is impressive. Took me two days to do my much simpler version that just prints it using Unicode symbols for legacy computing.
226.
by panzi 2y ago
That is glorious!
227.
by panzi 2y ago
This is amazing! Also made me write my own version for the terminal using legacy symbols for computing: https://youtu.be/lDLFhQTFcTk Details: https://github.com/panzi/bad-apple-terminal
228.
by panzi 2y ago
I found two differences in the last picture. Turns out the second was dust on my monitor. XD
229.
by panzi 2y ago
You need to dump the database on the old PostgreSQL version and then load the dump on the new PostgreSQL version. Some other database servers can just use the old table data or migrate the data files on the fly transparently.
230.
by panzi 2y ago
Why is much of this in images? Images without alt text even!
231.
by panzi 2y ago
Yeah, but I don't think you need proof of work for this. Something more akin to git with commit signing should work. The thing with cryptocurrencies is that there isn't anything of real value in the Blockchain. If you view git as
232.
by panzi 2y ago
Well, I consider that still vastly better for pixel art than it being blurry. If you really want to handle 1.5x resolutions you can scale the image to that resolution yourself in the way you think is best and provide it using srcset.
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by panzi 2y ago
(Because otherwise it's all blurry on a high DPI monitor.)
234.
by panzi 2y ago
On a page like this you should really use the CSS style: img { image-rendering: pixelated; }
235.
by panzi 2y ago
I didn't mean nested f-strings. I mean this is a syntax error: >>> print(f"foo {"bar"}") SyntaxError: f-string: expecting '}' Only this works: >>> print(f"foo {&#x
236.
by panzi 2y ago
On some systems (like on mine) sh is just a link to bash, so I couldn't test it.
237.
by panzi 2y ago
Indeed in some of the listed languages you can nest it like that, but in others (e.g. Python) you can't. I would guess they deliberately don't want to enable that and it's not a problem in their parser or something.
238.
by panzi 2y ago
Is this a bash-ism? "$x plus $y equals $((x+y))"
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by panzi 2y ago
The only place where this is relevant for me is running old Windows games via wine. Wonder how wine is handling this? Might as well re-map the date for 32bit wine to the late 90s/early 2000s, where my games are from. Heck, with faketim
240.
by panzi 2y ago
Reminds me of that Chaos Communication Congress talk about a blog/web server written in C, but with a bunch of security features (immutable storage, dropped privileges, blog has no access to TLS certificate, etc.): https://w

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