simcop2387

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by simcop2387 2y ago
> Also with this new partitioning of responsibility is my main annoyance: The DE needs to remember window placement for all my apps, since they are not allowed to know their environment under Wayland (for good reasons). https:/&#x2
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Honestly it reminds me a bit of the macguffin used to amplify a signal to insterstellar distances used in The Three Body Problem book. Which given the rest of the novels makes me a little scared
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by simcop2387 2y ago
> That is what is so important about it RISC-V is that it being an open ISA creates a commodity with true competition instead of competing oligopolies. Not just that, but also by being fairly vanilla/boring about a lot of things in
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Along with that, I'd hope they'll add needed support for proper adblocking even with v3 and beyond
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by simcop2387 2y ago
This is the kind of thing I've been watching unfold with some home "NAS" boxes over the past couple of years. It started much earlier but it's started to become more of a differentiating factor in some of the lines late
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by simcop2387 2y ago
I'm not quite sure the status of it at least, but reported back in 2017 that they are moving off Xen https://www.theregister.com/2017/11/07/aws_writes_new_kvm_ba... It could be that it's not all ove
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by simcop2387 2y ago
For lights and relays (haven't bought the others yet) i;ve been really hapoy with the quality of athom devices. Tasmota, esphome and wled support natively.
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by simcop2387 2y ago
> 2. No, we shouldn't regulate to whom companies should be allowed to sell them. The defaults are good enough for most. Provide an easy to use control for max pressure and people will figure it out. I'm iffy on the machines the
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Ah neat, I didn't realize it was the bios maker that was behind that one, I thought it was the IBPhoenix product, it's been way too long since all that happened and I think it's all gotten jumbled in my memory.
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Both Phoenix and Firebird were over the naming and trademark clashes: For firebird, https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/mozilla-holds-fire-i... and https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-s
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by simcop2387 2y ago
It wasn't Firebug, that was a developer tool extension. It was first Phoenix which hit trademark issues, and then Firebird which hit trademark issues, which then became Firefox.
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Looking forward to it. I've long wondered about porting palmos to a new device of some kind and giving it an eink screen, at least while acting as a monochrome palm like i had when growing up. I think it'd be a magical combo giv
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Yea, i was hoping for 2+2 myself but I suspect it's because the setup doesn't have the ability to mediate peripherals between the cores in a way that'd let that work. I.e. trying to turn on both Risc-v and arm #1 cores means
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Yea I hope they can get far enough along to do these. LPCAMM2 might take longer than the others simply because it'll change the form factor of a lot of things so might need a new chassis but I'm definitely looking forward to it t
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by simcop2387 2y ago
My sibling comment covers what I've done at a high level, what seems to work really well to me is to use a separate router and AP so that the wifi side of things is completely divorced from managing the router. That'll let you us
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by simcop2387 2y ago
This is one of the reasons I've separated the router from the AP on my network. I'm running OpenWRT on a normal computer as the router because I'm familiar with setting it up and then using some TP-Link Omada EAP devices for
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by simcop2387 2y ago
This might be a good reason to support trigraphs again! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digraphs_and_trigraphs_(progra... edit: fixed link, copy paste fail dropped the ++
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by simcop2387 2y ago
I'd actually recommend instead going a bit further since it'll be more reliable and easier to setup on the client side. Use the iSCSI gateway and an RBD image instead. This'll get you the availability of Ceph and is much be
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by simcop2387 2y ago
It's a bit non-obvious from that description but Syd does in fact use kernel facilities to do the sandboxing. A sibling comment links to some better documentation (the syd man page) that explains what it uses https://man.ex
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by simcop2387 2y ago
The way Xpra works is that it's both a server and client in it's own right. So it needs to be aware for the final client involved to be able to learn about it from the other side of the chain, so it does need to be aware of it in
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by simcop2387 2y ago
It'll be a combination of: 1. Throughput - say you use usb adapters, in a lot of ways usb is a shared bus so you'll run into max bandwidth quickly. This is especially because data will have to go in and then out, all the way to
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by simcop2387 2y ago
The key part isn't that it's voluntary but "without prejudice".
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by simcop2387 2y ago
> The detectors have different sensitivity depending on the direction of the waves, so if a wave comes from a "bad" direction (perpendicular to both arms, e.g. directly from above), a particular detector might not detect anythi
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by simcop2387 2y ago
I believe they're referring to the idea of a gravitational force carrying particle, like photons for electromagnetism, W/Z bosons for the weak force, and gluons for the strong force. Typically this gets called a graviton but they
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by simcop2387 2y ago
So I want to try to answer what I can, despite being a layman on this. Gravity exists, it manifests as the warping/geometry of space. This is in contrast to the other fundamental forces which get explained via Quantum Field Theory. T
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by simcop2387 2y ago
It still won't be permanent, but water-slide decals will probably work better than stickers, and about as well as the marker while being more legible. It might also be possible to put a clear coat paint on it that'll help them la
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by simcop2387 2y ago
The moment you want to upgrade it, or have a broken part out of warranty it's infinitely better. You can not only get actual parts for it there are repair guides endorsed by the manufacturer.
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Forget which one, but there's a WASM runtime that's working on running on Cosmo-libc, combined with the WASM graal native port that's going... https://github.com/oracle/graal/issues/3391
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by simcop2387 2y ago
It'll sadly always be at the expense of energy efficiency but I suspect that if it can be brought to 98-99% then it'd be good enough to be a wash from the environmental impact of maintaining and fixing cables from users damaging t
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Here is one reason I can see this being a good thing at least. It would let something like an office park setup charging spots such that there's nothing that the user touches to do the charging. Meaning that you're not going to

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