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by silon42 2y ago
I'd want the OOM killer to kill processes with more over-commit first.
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by silon42 2y ago
> Yet, almost no software provide a toggle to customize this (Firefox does, but it has an even weirder quirk). What is the quirk? I enable the "recently used order" immediately when installing Firefox.
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by silon42 2y ago
You cycle through most recent window that you used... there is no grouping that would get in the way.
274.
by silon42 2y ago
You can easily have PD+DP+USB (but limited to 2.0).
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by silon42 2y ago
Isn't that a security leak? Revealing what auth method the user is using.
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by silon42 2y ago
I wrote my own vertical tabs extension that handles 10k tabs... but yes, something like above is needed.
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by silon42 2y ago
me too, just works out well with WASD. It's like an extra finger.
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by silon42 2y ago
I touch my palm on the ctrl key, so WASD is more natural.
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by silon42 2y ago
My dad preferably (to meat) eats cartilage, collagene, etc... off the bones (using a knife)... his dog then eats whatever is left. Anyone working on that?
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by silon42 2y ago
Is there a service to lookup and cache redirect service links?
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by silon42 2y ago
Often I also find the opposite problem ... sure, you can do some stuff in (c++) metaprogramming, but can you (at compile time) generate a JSON/XML/YAML file that can be fed to some other part of the system?
282.
by silon42 2y ago
Simpler/better to plant a new tree.
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by silon42 2y ago
> Humans simply cannot keep the whole stack for a complex system in memory But IMO this necessary to fully debug it, unless you can prevent all leaky abstractions.
284.
by silon42 2y ago
so... all existing ARM "PC" stuff is e-waste basically
285.
by silon42 2y ago
Time to rewatch all the TOS episodes where Captain Kirk turns off the AI/mainframe.
286.
by silon42 2y ago
It should be law in EU/US and other countries that all imported "smart"/connected firmware must be replaceable by local variants (this includes iPhone, 5G networks, routers, etc)
287.
by silon42 2y ago
I hope not.
288.
by silon42 2y ago
Looks like the airlines failed to fix it.
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by silon42 3y ago
Tables usually have much better zoom support than css hacks of old... Also, I often use 'zoom text only' in Firefox... that causes havoc on some sites. Also, I disable web site fonts by default.
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by silon42 3y ago
As long as we agree that the line length limit will be based on tab=8... are there smart editors that can check that?
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by silon42 3y ago
Personally I'd expect this would affect the GC more than the JIT. But I'm not surprised that the JVM uses every trick for speed.
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by silon42 3y ago
Even on a non-tiling WM, I'll rather have double decorations for GNOME apps than suffer the client side decorations.
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by silon42 3y ago
Yup... parent point 1 is an often a misfeature in production (yes, sometimes the plan is better, but sometimes not).
294.
by silon42 3y ago
I've typically used full ubuntu or some other base image... it's tremendously useful to do apt update / apt install some other tool,
295.
by silon42 3y ago
Try Shift+Esc, maybe that works.
296.
by silon42 3y ago
Yeah, this was a big problem with OS/2 and why I don't like to use client side decorations on Linux.
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by silon42 3y ago
I've decided to skip 4K for now (at least a decade), switching to the 2560x1440 resolution (finally switched from 1200p) I normally run it on 120Hz over DP, but it will work fine over HDMI 1.1 at 60Hz. My (5+ years old) TV runs at 1080
298.
by silon42 3y ago
In F1 they also recover energy and charge battery or help power the electric motor (as explained in the article)
299.
by silon42 3y ago
If you need that, sure, but often this will be too expensive (heat my laptop too much).
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by silon42 3y ago
Yeah, I prefer setting up docker-compose.yml myself, so I can startup services once, and also do manual testing. The only thing I would maybe use testcontainers for is to deploy my own service into docker as part of integration test so I c

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