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by prophesi 4y ago
By April 2020, it had roughly 200 extensions because there was no push for marketing it just yet. By the time VSCodium implemented it in June 2022, the push to move extensions over was in the works, and hundreds more were added. Also have b
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by prophesi 4y ago
I think most people would agree that there's no way to compete with the social media giants. Regardless if it has better features, thanks to the network effect, Mastodon will always have a small fraction of users compared to Twitter.
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by prophesi 4y ago
I would say that's backwards. Sure, politics is slow, but we've seen it succeed exceptionally with aerospace safety (meaning planes built to protocol and maintained to prevent crashes, not TSA security theater) which is an insanel
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by prophesi 4y ago
Dang, sorry to wrongly call you out then! I saw "sr=8-2-spons" in the link which looked sponsor-related. But looking online, referral links generally have a tag parameter.
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by prophesi 4y ago
The Amazon referral link is suspicious, but I don't know anything about the author and they may very well be an unbiased critic simply trying to make some additional income from their blog.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Are you running Fedora36/Gnome/Firefox100? The more info you can give, the easier it is to debug for the devs.
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by prophesi 4y ago
Framework boards has its own compilation of battery tweaks for linux, though I'd also recommend the Arch wiki another user posted in this thread. https://community.frame.work/t/linux-battery-life-tuning/666...
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by prophesi 4y ago
Works as intended for me, Fedora36/Gnome/Firefox100.
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by prophesi 4y ago
> Responding "I just submitted the change, here's a link" would have been more reasonable. This is entitlement to free work. Raising an issue is much more reasonable than an HN user submitting a change on behalf of another
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by prophesi 4y ago
In that case you can just raise an issue in the repo https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/pitivi-web/-/issues?... But I also understand that the true beauty of open source is the entitlement of free work f
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by prophesi 4y ago
I use Go for simple CLI apps and it's pretty dang good for that. They're used by coworkers, contractors, and clients so the fact I can just send over an executable for any OS is really nice. I wouldn't use it for anything too
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by prophesi 5y ago
I think the main thing is that Nintendo had splitscreen multiplayer planned, but performance prevented it. Edit: Got farther into the video and he talks about this at 14:50 ( https://youtu.be/t_rzYnXEQlE?t=890 )
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by prophesi 5y ago
My guess is that this will be officially released as GB/GBA apps for the Nintendo Online service once the eShops for the Wii U and 3DS are discontinued next year,
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is why I'm excited for 9elements and Mullvad's System Transparency[0][1] project. The goal is to let the end users know that your server is indeed running the code it says it's running. Of course, open firmware and hardw
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is awesome. Not a fan of logging what the user enters, but I'm glad the source is open for that to be stripped out.
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by prophesi 5y ago
I think the crux of the argument is summed up here: > Developers could theoretically build an ECC implementation with terrible parameters and fail to check for things like invalid curve points, but they tend to not do this. So, it's
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by prophesi 5y ago
Two of the images in the article is https://i0.wp.com/blog.trailofbits.com/wp-content/uploads/20... And https://i0.wp.com/blog.trailofbits.com/wp-content/uploads/20... So it s
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by prophesi 5y ago
Glad to see Cunningham’s Law working its magic. The article was a good read, and the HN comments section has a lot of good alternative solutions to the proposed problems.
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by prophesi 5y ago
I said that the hate is overblown and unwarranted. That's not the same as saying it shouldn't exist; rather I was hoping to hear some good counterpoints to help me understand why some people dislike them to the point of hatred.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Linters will also complain if you find rare unicode symbols in your codebase as well.
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by prophesi 5y ago
If you really want to go down that rabbit hole, I was simply stating my opinion on another's opinion, and I can't understand having an opinion that another person can't understand another's opinion.
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by prophesi 5y ago
I think the hate for ligatures is overblown. You'll only encounter them in code, so you should instantly realize what they represent. I can understand _preferring_ to not have ligatures enabled, but hating them entirely seems unwarrant
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by prophesi 5y ago
For future reference, don't assume everyone on HN writes C/C++. I know what those terms mean but I was trying to point out that OP probably meant the exact same thing. Telling someone who doesn't know what widening a variable
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by prophesi 5y ago
Not sure if this is what the OP meant, but adding a bit is effectively doubling the size. 16 bits = 65535. 17 = 131071.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Could also use privacy.com though iirc it only works at masking debit cards. But yeah, this burden shouldn't be offloaded to users to make sure they're using a different centralized service to actually cancel subscriptions.
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by prophesi 5y ago
slocount's implementation certainly isn't the standard. It hasn't been updated in almost 2 decades and doesn't support counting LOC of any modern languages. I imagine HTML was ignored by default because it would be used
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by prophesi 5y ago
Code, which HTML also is.
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by prophesi 5y ago
You can have loose leaf Darjeeling red tea as well. CTC is typically for bagged tea, which is unfortunately what's most popular in the USA/UK.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Ah that would make sense. And water temperature likely plays a vital role as well. But for properly brewed green tea, it will still result in less caffeine than red tea as expected.
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by prophesi 5y ago
"Contrary to popular belief, Red teas like Darjeeling actually have less caffeine than White or Green teas because they are so highly processed." Is this actually true? I've never heard of green tea having more caffeine than

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