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241.
by silon42 2y ago
... when rewriting Linux system software, I'd only use Rust dependencies from a distro (probably something LTS, like Debian stable, or such).
242.
by silon42 2y ago
+1 also, it is much less interesting if this is not sent upstream (even if upstream is not interested at this point)
243.
by silon42 2y ago
forget sensor, a normal wiper lever would do
244.
by silon42 2y ago
I have a problem when the laptop doesn't survive 2 days on suspend... My previous T480 never had a problem, even on a 50% battery... but the newer T14 sometimes does.
245.
by silon42 2y ago
Not sure why they had to add additional white space characters... also, single line comment seems problematic in this respect... machine readable JSON is often one line.
246.
by silon42 2y ago
150 ms is really bad... in mid 90s, 50 was considered the upper limit before some "busy" indicator was to be shown... these days, I'd consider 20ms to the limit of "good".
247.
by silon42 2y ago
What about home private network (for smart home, for example)?
248.
by silon42 2y ago
The interior (and exterior) misfeatures is why wouldn't buy a Tesla... also, I'd prefer a slightly smaller car.
249.
by silon42 2y ago
> 99% capacity retention after 10,000 This would be really useful for plugin hybrids, even if the density is not competitive with LFP for pure EVs.
250.
by silon42 2y ago
So, making it implicit again? No.
251.
by silon42 2y ago
Also the OS is copying Apple, making it worse.
252.
by silon42 2y ago
If I were to do that (for sqlite), I'd start with main() and re-type stuff needed to run CREATE TABLE/INSERT/SELECT...
253.
by silon42 2y ago
A conversion tool would be useful.
254.
by silon42 2y ago
Although it does require it for setup, no?
255.
by silon42 2y ago
This must be a joke: Front and rear bike lights must be connected to a 6V/3W generator, ie a dynamo
256.
by silon42 2y ago
And Alt+Left / Alt+Right
257.
by silon42 2y ago
IMO... every OTA/mandatory update should make warranty be extended, as a minimum
258.
by silon42 2y ago
signalfd / process descriptiors are the Windows style mechanism... what is missing are a few things like 'spawn' that returns a fd directly (eliminating races...)
259.
by silon42 2y ago
But there is DP Alternate Mode which is basically allows USB PD + Display Port + USB 2.0 One of the use cases is "almost passive" USB-C dock (typically it has USB 2.0 hub + Ethernet on it).
260.
by silon42 2y ago
No charging outweighs it for me and it's not even close.
261.
by silon42 2y ago
Why would anyone do fractional scaling... why not just natively render at the proper resolution. (barring old broken apps).
262.
by silon42 2y ago
Fast code is often unmaintainable, that's why new high-speed libraries keep popping up.
263.
by silon42 2y ago
Personally I've found one of the few sane uses of XMLSignature is just to use only enveloped-signature, where the signature is then removed from message before processing... also it can be composed by nesting them (carefully).
264.
by silon42 2y ago
And they "forgot" to tell people that if doing this properly, they need to use a schema/DTD where Id is defined as ID and then guaranteed unique by XML parser. I've seen invalid schemas/signatures where Id was just
265.
by silon42 2y ago
Not necessarily ban, but any incompatible changes to those is an ABI break.
266.
by silon42 2y ago
Surely File.close will clear the fd on success...
267.
by silon42 2y ago
Well, the final switch can't really happen until you release "Ctrl", otherwise the feature would be broken... and it has to be indicated somehow that the switching mode is active... But would still like to switch between 20 o
268.
by silon42 2y ago
Any issues with recursive and NOT MATERIALIZED? Recursive is pretty much the reason to use CTEs for me and NOT MATERIALIZED is essential there in most cases.
269.
by silon42 2y ago
Captain Kirk will save us by turning off the AI.
270.
by silon42 2y ago
Ahh, the classic - blame "Excel"

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