shmerl

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91.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Some just ignore it and require using recent Vulkan (see for example dxvk and etc.). Do that. Ubuntu LTS isn't something you should be using for graphics dependent desktop scenarios anyway. Limiting features based on that is a bad idea
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Doing Goebbels's "education"? Better learn some history.
93.
by shmerl 8mo ago
I don't need to show respect to Axis Sallies.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Are you paid for it or you spread fascist koolaid for free? Either way, Putin's money is running out. So unless you are a propaganda zombie, you can forget about relying on your fascist boss.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Axis Sally detected. Putin is a fascist scum and only his mouthpieces claim that "there is no Ukraine" .
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by shmerl 8mo ago
They work for Putin's war, so they they should be treated as hostile navy anyway. They'd be lucky if they'll end up arrested and not blown up. Ukraine does blow them up already when opportunity presents itself.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
Probably fear. Putin's nazi mafia could dispose of the crew or target their families if they do that.
98.
by shmerl 8mo ago
That's interesting. How the actual passkeys will be stored with this approach?
99.
by shmerl 8mo ago
As it should.
100.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Programming is a creative work. Replacing human creativity with pseudo parrot code generation impacts this process in bad ways. It's same reason many artists despise using AI for art. Bean counters don't care about creativity and
101.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Shortages and price hikes. So much "benefit to society".
102.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Not exactly, but there is cool retro term: https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
103.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Cool. The only thing that's missing are keys for turning / rotating. Would be nice to get one from Johnny Mnemonic too.
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by shmerl 8mo ago
> He did not have the science fictional knack of foreseeing a plausible future I think he had enough of it to foresee it for any authoritarian regime. You can find examples of what he describes today.
105.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Poor dog. Depressive story from The Martian Chronicles with very futuristic smart home depiction. Not unusually dark for Bradbury though.
106.
by shmerl 8mo ago
Nice, I wasn't sure if it was their effort or not.
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by shmerl 9mo ago
> In the meantime, we are working on HDMI VRR I wonder how they plan to work around HDMI cartel's refusal to provide documentation on terms that are compatible with open drivers. If they reverse engineer that garbage it would be v
108.
by shmerl 9mo ago
Congrats! Their Linux support was behind. GOG's new owner is doing the right thing.
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by shmerl 9mo ago
How different is it from rust-gpu effort? UPDATE: Oh, that's a post from maintainers or rust-gpu.
110.
by shmerl 9mo ago
These "better" claims are simply not true. But it's surely a marketing Koolaid they sell. That said, Android options are dwindling which is not a good thing. Remember LG? They are gone.
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by shmerl 9mo ago
It already works for gaming reliably enough.
112.
by shmerl 9mo ago
It's a reputational thing. There is already a trend of exodus from GitHub. This Oracle style garbage will just exacerbate it. Whether they care - who knows, but it can be a reason. But in general - as a developer you surely don't
113.
by shmerl 9mo ago
It will kill GitHub I suspect. Who will trust them if they can pull the plug on open source projects using the dumb "API is copyrightable" claim? I'd say last time they tried to pull that by backing Oracle in that legal case,
114.
by shmerl 9mo ago
Burning garbage on top of coal mines is such a bizarre idea. What can go wrong?
115.
by shmerl 9mo ago
Otherwise you'll pay with poor performance. Totally what your users needed.
116.
by shmerl 9mo ago
For machine to machine communication use Protobuf, not JSON.
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by shmerl 9mo ago
No, it does not. Always use a firewall if you need a firewall. NAT is not a replacement for it.
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by shmerl 9mo ago
NAT is the monstrosity, not IPv6.
119.
by shmerl 9mo ago
I sure use Ctrl-O, Ctrl-I, * and N / Shift-N etc. Though for definitions I rely on LSP and Ctrl-] most of the time. Never really used gd.
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by shmerl 9mo ago
neovim is pretty flexible and extensible if you don't want to follow default behavior.

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