silon42

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91.
by silon42 6mo ago
As a power user, ThinkPad T (maybe P also) series is better for me (and it's not that close). I run Linux on it.
92.
by silon42 6mo ago
I wonder if they plan to provide "services" to web sites that need age verification... via their app and Facebook account.. As someone that doesn't have a Meta account (and will not), this could become potentially problematic
93.
by silon42 6mo ago
Have they? I see stupid corner radius way too often.
94.
by silon42 6mo ago
Only if you disable touchpad and use the nipple (Thinkpad).
95.
by silon42 6mo ago
paššWord1!
96.
by silon42 6mo ago
This is where the lack of installing software (sideloading) becomes problematic.
97.
by silon42 6mo ago
You can guarantee what you have test coverage for :)
98.
by silon42 6mo ago
Yeah, the thrashing thing I'm very familiar on OOM scenario... the far most common Linux "crash" that I experience (at least monthly, sometimes daily, depending on what I'm doing)... I've waited overnight a few time
99.
by silon42 6mo ago
OS/2 had it built in in 1996.
100.
by silon42 6mo ago
It's like googling... if you have skillz/experience you can google almost anything with 3-4 words...
101.
by silon42 6mo ago
If you are spinning so long that it requires preemption, you're doing something wrong, no?
102.
by silon42 6mo ago
For simple stuff, qml is OK/better (except the JS part)... but for some more complicated views I'd want qwidgets.
103.
by silon42 6mo ago
I get: Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: WebAssembly is not defined
104.
by silon42 6mo ago
Yes, that why those need to be 100% sandboxed by default (ideally a VM), unless they are provided by distro
105.
by silon42 6mo ago
Same here.. Overpass Mono was chosen for me, but several were quite close. Also, black backgrounds require bolder fonts.
106.
by silon42 7mo ago
You underestimate youself as a 13 year old... if you had to, you'd do it (given time).
107.
by silon42 7mo ago
Or maybe there aren't good EVs... however, ICEs are becoming worse, so the crossover might be happening eventually.
108.
by silon42 7mo ago
Yeah, I don't want OTA or "software"... Just make it simple and make it work. For everything complicated that needs"fixing" there's a phone.
109.
by silon42 7mo ago
IMO, that is the only acceptable situation where semicolons can be removed from the language... if you need to add indentation rules, you've failed.
110.
by silon42 7mo ago
looks cool.. Alternatively, I've several times used 'pass' as block terminator for my personal code.
111.
by silon42 7mo ago
To cause a huge annoyance, it could just randomly apply brakes for some time, which is probably much simpler than bypassing the pedal->brake.
112.
by silon42 7mo ago
Someone should take that and submit it upstream.
113.
by silon42 7mo ago
Intel is fine too, for some uses.
114.
by silon42 7mo ago
"out of the frying pan into the fire"... I'd like to avoid wasm too...
115.
by silon42 7mo ago
I always hope for "just a bunch of if statements" ... this is not it.
116.
by silon42 7mo ago
Depending on what you are doing, the above is not necessarily bad.. often much better than an SQL that locks an entire table (potentially blocking the whole DB, if this is one of the key tables).
117.
by silon42 7mo ago
I wish also for desktop vs laptop ram comparison.
118.
by silon42 7mo ago
For me, OOM effectively crashes my system 90% of the time, usually caused by firefox (chromium too), if a website goes out of control (rarely it's caused by too many pages open, as tab discarding takes care of that).
119.
by silon42 7mo ago
Abstraction isn't free... even if you had the correct abstraction and the tools to remove the parts you don't need for deployment, there is still the cost of understanding and compiling. There is also the cost reason, somebody try
120.
by silon42 7mo ago
Not even close. Except maybe in Rust /s

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