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Firefox 96 breaks userchrome tab bar settings(old.reddit.com)
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I built a decently widely used mmo chat client, Cocoa was very well documented in books. Zero NeXT knowledge from my side. IMHO QT still lacks the amount of information that was available at the time for Cocoa.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Emacs kinda allows for that and org mode is sort of a rich text editing, but I'm actually talking about cli word like things. There was a very popular German one whichs name I forgot also, that people were using long into Windows 95&#x
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
This looks interesting. Can anyone explain to me why cli rich text editors seemingly died after DOS?
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
If this DE has low resource usage and working freedesktop screensaver protocol implementation and idleness implementation but doesn't force me on their toolbar and window manage I'll take it immediately. Lxqt is the closest to all
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
SATs are the dumbest thing I've encountered in testing. In the US scoring high in some SATs will even qualify you for Mensa(gifted stamp). There are a handful of companies that own a huge margin of the standardized testing market(Pears
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Fraud from Uber or fraud from the deliveries? I uninstalled Uber eats and rather drive to pick or use any other service than touch Uber. Uber eats was one of the nastiest apps with the absolute worst UX I have tried. Germany had a website p
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
How long does it usually take to get consumer products of new PCIe specs? Fast PCIe Gen 4 is only just getting affordable. Like $350 for 2 TB NVMe ssds. Also, I remember playing around with PCI implementation on FPGAs over a decade ago and
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
> we can make a reasonable assumption, perhaps flawed, that revenue is matched by quantity of chips No, most institutions don't publish what their production capacity is. There is an article claiming that TSMC makes "92% of wor
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
That graph says nothing. It's just talking about revenue. TSMC obviously has the biggest slice of the cake, but they produce the highest volume of premium chips. Most of what the world consumes are not in fact premium chips. Pie charts
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Just yesterday someone commented on the google's union efforts with the following: > Imputing altruistic morals to profit-seeking entities and then continually being surprised and offended when companies act shady puts employees in
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Did you check the linked bug and its suggested workaround? It's nothing an update note would address. It's just random breakage. There are a lot of these issues scattered across their bugzilla.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I use archlinux as a daily driver, but it breaks far more randomly than gentoo ever did for me. Archlinux's bugzilla is full of random breakages that happen at random system updates. Here's a random python bug that been happening,
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Not just VCs a lot of governmental funding initiatives or tax initiatives are based on headcount growth. So sometimes you hear startup founders proudly say how they will double the headcount in the next year.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Most of NY times content is non interactive. The reason why they don't want RSS isn't because RSS sucks, it's because everyone is trying increase user retention time in their apps to make shareholders happy.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
When Amazon reached out to me I told them happy to talk to them, but I don't do coding tests. No response since then. I think it was a friends recommendation though, so in hindsight, maybe I should have at least listened.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
> So... I'm betting there's a political angle there. If there is, it's that Americans are lazy. Maybe even so lazy that instead of reading the synopsis they just read Wikipedia intro paragraphs to confirm their own biases.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Very interesting. Yeah labour is cheap in Taiwan. Even highly qualified, specialized labour. That's why talent leaves to China, USA and Israel. But about the factory itself, American Factory was quite interesting[1]. Chinese company,
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Is TrueNAS Scale stable yet?
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
You are indeed correct, but minio is actually a lot of components. And in the case of TrueNAS they handle most of the storage related components with a minio object gateway running on top. A pure kubernetes deployment is more complex(althou
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Yes, one of my clients uses it. It seems okay, but it's all pretty low volume and most people have no real concept of disaster recovery. I think backups and DR are things that most people take for granted and don't really think ab
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I've done Kubernetes consulting with some other people and for their on prem solutions I always recommend just buying a TrueNAS with it's s3 api. The other people I tend to end up with always try to sell people on minio+rook-ceph
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
1. SEO. I've been recommended to have a ghostwriter write technical articles for me to increase my client base. Build enough of a cult following and you can be sure that your youtube channel, or next book has enough of an audience. 2.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I personally haven't managed to get anbox to run at either acceptable performance or any kind of level I would consider stable. Someone posted waydroid as an alternative here a few months ago, but I haven't tried it yet.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
China has been pouring high order of millions into domestic lithography. Eventually the market will shift. We're still a bit far away. Edit: funny that people here think that this is statement is somehow something that could be conside
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
It doesn't work on my device. Maybe an older version of TTS does it, but the most recent version of Google Speech Services checks signatures or something(I would have to check my logs on what exactly happens). I think it might work if
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
it's ok with a mouse, but absolutely unusable with a touchpad, at least for me.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
On that note is there a way to download google TTS voices without play services? For some reason it requires play services to downloading anything but the default voice. And if not is there any (open source) voice engine that has proper sup
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
The flaw right now is that you guys believe that all online identity needs to be decoupled from the online identity. There are a couple things you guys dismiss or don't think about: 1. Contrary to systems such as the German one this id
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
> This is the biggest flaw in the design No, it's solid design. It's a very simple safe primitive. You can build endless infrastructure on top of it. Similar to subkeys. For example a lot of businesses use Smart-ID on top of th

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