shmerl

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by shmerl 7mo ago
I switched from vim to neovim at the time when the former didn't support true color themes and limited colors annoyed me. neovim offered true color support in the terminal so I switched and stayed with neovim since. One major differenc
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Would be nice to also have such support for DAP, though nvim-dap is doing a good job so far.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
I'd stick to lazy.nvim for now. Lazy loading is really neat and lazy.nvim's ability to specify plugin dependencies isn't something vim.pack has either. I'd guess if you don't care about lazy loading and OK with just
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Congrats on diff mode improvements. Hopefully forge style highlighting mode for two way diffs will be available next.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
GitLab is probably a better option for that.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
If anyone wonders, that's a good result. Sony was in the wrong here.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Orban should end up in prison.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
> If it works now, it will work later. Wine is better at it than Windows itself. Especially for really old programs.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
More like a misleading clickbait.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
What's the alternative, stay with X11? No, thanks.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Autocracies are corrupt by design and and corruption there is business as usual, so it's not surprising.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Why not cross compile in such case on better hardware? Then run tests on the native one.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
I've been using ~. on hung ssh connections for a while.
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Why aren't modern SoC modems just support all bands? How hard is it?
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by shmerl 7mo ago
What network connectivity does it have for US?
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by shmerl 7mo ago
> Tere are projects like this https://github.com/jamesstringer90/Easy-GPU-PV that you can use to setup a Hyper-V machine to use the same paravirtualization. > Automatically Installs Windows to the VM This see
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by shmerl 7mo ago
I need something similar to what qemu/kvm can do with virgl and venus, i.e. pass through graphics call to the same GPU that's used by the host, not pass whole GPU with SR-IOV or PCIe passthrough. So far I haven't found anythi
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Is there anything that can run a normal Linux VM guest with good quality graphics acceleration on Windows host (i.e. both full OpenGL and Vulkan support)? Not the gimped half VM over HiperV. VirtualBox has really broken graphics support, yo
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Steam Frame is using ARM. Not sure exactly what was the reason for them to do it there. They also use emulation backing this project: https://github.com/FEX-Emu/FEX
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by shmerl 7mo ago
Trump should stop bootlicking Putin then and give Ukraine serious long range ground to ground missiles. Time for Putin to pay higher price for being a fascist scum.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
What about P series?
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Titles are arbitrary (as in people with different titles can do similar work), but compensation is tied to a title.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
In US this effort is still dragging its feet.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Yeah, waiting for Servo to replace Chromium in QtWebEngine so I can get rid of the pesky $HOME/.pki which Chromium developers don't care to fix by using libnss correctly. > All we need next is for Apple to allow other browser
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by shmerl 8mo ago
UK one is so massive.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
The background layer of snow that creates a 3D depth effect is really cool.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
It's been going on for a while. Recent AI craze just accelerates it.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Take a look at prices of SSDs and RAM too.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
ArchWiki is great. Lot's of useful details for any Linux user.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Typical Putin-style garbage - blaming others for your own faults. No one buys your koolaid here, fascist troll. Go troll your masters.

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