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Oh thanks! I was recently having `runuser -l` silently not do the session setup because of the systemd thing, so maybe there's a better way (than laundering it through a process launcher daemon in a separate tree) to handle that. I for
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2y ago
Are there any differences between threads and processes in how signals are handled? I recently learned that aside from processes there are process groups, process sessions (setsid), process group and session leaders, trees have associated V
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My knowledge isn't very good here, but I assumed since they're using the single thread executor, everything was being spawned on the main thread. The only time new (temporary) threads were created was when calling `spawn_blocking
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2y ago
I'm working on some Gtk/desktop stuff and keep coming back to the Gtk/Gnome/Wayland bug trackers where the Gtk people are constantly stonewalling ecosystem improvements. Urgency notifications, disabling client-side deco
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2y ago
I think this isn't for your superior, it's for lateral people who need to be involved some the work. Like person X in team Y is arguing against something. If your boss 1. tells you that something needs to be done, 2. refuses to a
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2y ago
I can't believe this sort of stuff is legal/passes the regulation. Is it really fine for them to say "Buy this book *You aren't really buying it"? I guess we've seen "No bandwidth caps *We can arbitrarily
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2y ago
What social media has microtransaction stars?
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2y ago
Do you prompt them? Expecting them to talk about CDN and WAF seems unfair, those go beyond the definition of the web.
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2y ago
What's the difference between this and kanata, or is this purely a plug?
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2y ago
That sounds exactly like what GP wrote.
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2y ago
What's the benefit of native over active?
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2y ago
AFAICT his only response in that thread: > Right now the rules is Linus can force you whatever he wants (it's his project obviously) and I think he needs to spell that out including the expectations for contributors very clearly. &g
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2y ago
This looks fantastic! Both the art and the physics! And also thanks for screenshots! I hate when links are just to the game itself and I have to commit to playing the game to have any idea of what it's about.
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2y ago
How are interfaces a replacement or improvement to context? Is it just that they're type safe?
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2y ago
What's the use case for static IPv6 configuration?
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2y ago
Are scrollbars to indicate scrollable content a design failure too? The site seems great to me, and I don't have issue with the explicit indicator.
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2y ago
Why can't users revoke permissions if the service can't detect good bots? Those seem wholly unrelated.
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2y ago
Plus the common privacy threats: stalkers in the company accessing your private information, technical gaffes or breaches or unconcern exposing your private information, both of which could derail your life depending on what sort of margina
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2y ago
Whoah, for me the left looks unreadably blurry... but it sounds like that's only me? If other people saw it I have a hard time believing they wouldn't mention such a significant difference and just talk about "I stems" i
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2y ago
It's forwards compatible from the perspective of the query - queries in the new style will continue to work on newer db versions. It's backwards compatible from the perspective of the database - the db will continue to support que
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2y ago
If their server forgets the saved settings during routine maintenance i.e. once a month.
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2y ago
I was told you don't need to subscribe to the mailing list, but I've sent mailing list messages with patches, discussions on technical issues that were never accepted.
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2y ago
I've been using it for developing, but for non-headless stuff IIRC there's a lot of issues with opengl drivers and hardcoded X11 paths and stuff. I dropped a good chunk of time before giving up.
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I think it's an interesting project, but is this a functional replacement for regex substitutions? It seems like you can only replace text with something else at the same location. Separating the replacement from the matching can be u
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2y ago
Is it recommended to start with Scala 2 instead of 3 right now?
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2y ago
All your examples are exquisitely clean digital renders of digital documents. How does it fare with real scans (noise, folds) or photos? Receipts? Or is there a use case for digital non-text pdfs? Are people really generating image and not
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2y ago
I think GP's point is that if the goal is to help those disadvantaged by childhood poverty, assuming similar levels of poverty, it will help white children who are relatively less disadvantaged and not help relatively more disadvantage
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2y ago
More different than the normal differences webdevs need to handle, safari vs chrome vs firefox vs edge?
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2y ago
Appending a slice is also full of gotchas. Sometimes it modifies the slice in place, sometimes it reallocates and copies.
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2y ago
It really highlights that volume of interactions is the issue that dating apps are failing to solve.
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