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by pojntfx 6y ago
That’s awesome! Maybe one can ditch the Widevine CDM in Chromium thanks to this.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Thanks for the link! This looks like a significant improvement over my current solution of trying to pass callbacks ... which aren’t transferable types sadly ;)
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by pojntfx 6y ago
It has not yet been implemented on the desktop, but the Web Share Target API seems to be the solution for the future: https://web.dev/web-share-target/ I absolutely second this btw. Being able to use something like ht
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Thanks for the info! Latest Chrome Beta (or Canary to be precise) speeded up my start time with some service workers from >30s to just above 7s, which is almost the same speed as Firefox (albeit with a few more extensions).
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by pojntfx 6y ago
I've used it because my uni still forces us to use Java ( https://github.com/alphahorizonio/jnebulark ) but the experience hasn't been that great for the actual framework (bindings are way to hard to do; I have
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by pojntfx 6y ago
One of the reasons I really like Element is the fact that it runs completely in the browser, no need to install a native app - which, lets be realistic, is really only a viable option (for the average consumer) if you submit to the propriet
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by pojntfx 6y ago
... who then tried an armed insurrection a few days later.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Awesome! Chose Jitsi a while back for my old high school's COVID chat system and it's been working flawlessly.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
+1 for libp2p. While I've found their public WebRTC stars (basically signaling servers) quite slow for now, js-libp2p is growing very quickly and quite usable from my experience.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
X11 problem. Wayland fixes that and is the default on Fedora etc. as of 2021.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Awesome! I just hope that some institution (looking at you, EU) forces Apple to finally allow third-party browser engines on iOS, so that IPFS support is available on that platform (w/o a gateway).
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Awesome project; was confused for a second about why the alt-h shortcut did not work, be sure to disable Vimium ;)
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by pojntfx 6y ago
There is also a Flatpak: https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.signal.Signal
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by pojntfx 6y ago
The reasoning behind the GNOME UX is described in their HIGs and is quite similar to iOS, with it's pros and cons: https://developer.gnome.org/hig/stable/ . GNOME 40 is also developed openly and a lot of live
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Frohes Neues! Here is to a better 2021.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
I absolutely see your point; in theory, a web of many engines and browsers would be awesome. In practice however, at least IMHO, Safari isn’t really a competitor to Chrome at this point, but rather a means of Apple to curb the web and to co
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by pojntfx 6y ago
True. Apple is currently the biggest threat to the free and open web as (they even force their own browser engine on their users and ban anyone who tries to use anything else). The EU should step in and force them, just like they forced Mic
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Honestly the lack of PWA support (Spotify, Figma, code-server, background sync etc.) was the reason I dropped Firefox earlier this year. I now have a system with nothing but DWM, st and Chromium, and it’s beautiful; no maintenance, no hundr
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by pojntfx 6y ago
This is awesome! Tried with a friend just now and the 3D audio is really something else.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
As someone who uses Elinks/Links a lot, I'd highly recommend switching out Elinks with Links as the former is a now-deprecated fork of the latter [0][1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELinks#cite_note-2 [1
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by pojntfx 6y ago
I highly recommend trying out VSCodeVim. Use it for Go, JS, C, Rust and more - it's really enjoyable, and even stuff like C - W works just fine.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Thanks for the link! I'll be sure to try that out.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
No right is absolute, and free speech is no exception. To quote Popper: "In order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must be intolerant of intolerance." [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_o
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by pojntfx 6y ago
That McMaster-Carr page is something else; they also use `fetch` very efficiently IMHO. Auto-focus on quantities as well ... that's how it's done.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Yeah, I've checked there already, but the steps just didn't seem to work for me (it's a .NET/Mono app). Maybe it's just my specific system configuration or something ...
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by pojntfx 6y ago
Awesome to hear! May I ask how you've gotten Space Engineers to work?
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by pojntfx 6y ago
This comes at the perfect time, I've wasted the last two days getting some TypeScript libraries build configuration to work with Rollup[0][1] ... this seems like the perfect time to de-duplicate with some configuration. Do you plan to
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by pojntfx 6y ago
I also use GNOME on Wayland, but the GNOME Phone Shell/phosh might be of interest to you: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Phosh It's basically GNOME but optimized for things like OSKs etc.
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by pojntfx 6y ago
That's an awesome project! Do you have some guidance on getting Octave to compile on WASM?
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by pojntfx 6y ago
You probably haven't written modern JS. Since ~2016 (ES6) the language is basically completely different and really concise now; consider ES5: function increment() { var out = [] for (let i of [1,2,3,4,5]) { out.push

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