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by rounce 9mo ago
You mean adding a few lines to a config file once and never think about it again? Some people don’t want to have to deal with why they see as a load of bloated ‘features’, preferring instead to just focus on the task at hand, and that’s oka
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by rounce 9mo ago
Every VSCode (Neo)Vim plugin I’ve tried (most, if not all of them) is a janky mess of random missing features and/or broken state handling. They’ve all felt like a worse experience than just doing things the ‘normal’ VSCode way.
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by rounce 9mo ago
It actually said > Debug your code without visual breakpoints With ‘visual’ being the important aspect.
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by rounce 10mo ago
There is already Espruino[0], it’s more free in terms of syntactic support but it’s also bigger. 0: https://www.espruino.com/ESP32
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by rounce 10mo ago
They're not being arrested "for protesting a genocide", they're being arrested for showing support for a group which has been declared to be a terrorist organisation. Regardless of your views on the latter, the former is
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by rounce 10mo ago
> It happened with Next.js as well It's the same vulnerabilities because Next uses the vulnerable parts of React. Your rational is quite poor as I can write an isomorphic web app in C or Rust or Go and run parts in the browser, what
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by rounce 10mo ago
They could do that already, nothing in the license prohibited them from doing so.
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by rounce 10mo ago
Have you produced an exhaustive survey across a wide range of hardware and driver and display manager combinations? I’m happy to be an outlier here but my own experience doesn’t match with what you described hence my reply.
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by rounce 10mo ago
Sure, that doesn’t change the impression I got though. Sounds like a laudable service hope it helps people in the way you describe.
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by rounce 10mo ago
Interesting final point you bring up because all of those shortcomings are part of the experience, without them you’re experiencing something completely different. (As a classic car owner that’s not entirely a bad thing in the case of the M
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by rounce 10mo ago
Yep, I run NixOS on everything but no way in hell am I recommending it to complete newbies to Linux who also have no programming experience. I help run a small Linux gaming community and at least once a day on the Discord (yes it’s a proble
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by rounce 10mo ago
What’s with the Nvidia on Linux FUD like this is the mid-00s? I’ve run Nvidia cards on Linux for the better part of the last decade and it has been a pretty similar experience to when I was on Windows prior to that. Nvidia’s Open Kernel Mod
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by rounce 10mo ago
Perhaps it’s just evidence that anecdata isn’t some universal truth. I’ve had the complete opposite experience for the vast majority of games, where in most cases performance for me has been better on Linux than it was on Windows (can’t com
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by rounce 10mo ago
They’ve each had one new generation release since 2013.
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by rounce 10mo ago
From what I’ve seen so far from people I know who run Valve Indexes, Linux SteamVR performance is pretty poor compared with Monado+OpenComposite. Hopefully this situation changes with the release of the Frame, in which case I (and likely ot
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by rounce 10mo ago
The issue isn’t that the quotes aren’t real, rather that they’re very much misrepresented.
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by rounce 11mo ago
It feels very contrived, as if someone has seen a handful of screenshots and tried to describe it to someone else, rather than a clear (or just well researched) memory of what the mindset, trends and limitations really were around web desig
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by rounce 11mo ago
In the case of those which use EAC/EOS they need to be explicitly approved to run under Wine/Proton by the developer. There are some cases (eg. iRacing) where the developer refuses to enable support for whatever reason, and on tho
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by rounce 11mo ago
(That’s the joke)
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by rounce 11mo ago
Disabling and then reenabling the EPB is part of doing a rear brake job not some optional extra, very cheeky (IMHO) to charge extra for that. It's also possible to do it without a VAGCOM tool, but requires removing the EPB motor so the
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by rounce 11mo ago
I didn’t say “just use Nix”, I jokingly made a reference to street evangelists and the similarities they have in their approach with people who are excited about a particular technology. In fact I said “Nix or otherwise” implying there are
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by rounce 11mo ago
> Need to work inside a container because it's 2025 and we don't need to clutter our local machine with 100s of dependencies and env managers... “Can I tell you about our lord and saviour Nix?” Kidding, but seriously though I’v
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by rounce 11mo ago
“Death rattle”? More like “zombie groan”.
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by rounce 11mo ago
> we'll end up like back in the day when one bought a game and played it until the cartridge wore out Or people will just go back to pirating everything. It’s already happening with paid video and music streaming services due to inc
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by rounce 11mo ago
30k? What motorbikes would they be?
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by rounce 11mo ago
The weight savings for similar power output to current PMSM motors is roughly the weight of a passenger per motor. As others have pointed out the savings become cumulative and beget more savings in other vehicle systems. So yes the differen
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by rounce 11mo ago
I’m surprised people are upvoting this comment when there is not one iota of fact contained within it.
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by rounce 11mo ago
This is already handled in the licensing in the UK and Europe it’s an A1 motorcycle license if it’s below 11kW, A2 up to 35kW, and everything over is the full-fat A license.
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by rounce 11mo ago
Absolutely and on top of that far lower pollution from tyre and brake dust, and less damaging to the road top surface.
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by rounce 1y ago
Sounds like they were pulling your leg.

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