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Microsoft now prevents forks from running VS Code extensions
(twitter.com)
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After two failed signup attempts, creating my first deck just crashed the whole app > Application error: a server-side exception has occurred (see the server logs for more information). > Digest: 2072004716
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Super cool project. Justine Tunney released the `pledge` cli [1] a couple years ago that does the same thing, wrapping Landlock. [1]: https://justine.lol/pledge/
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> What are the payment processing fees? > The fees vary by payment processor, payment method, countries and currencies. In the last year, the average fee percentages have been 3.1% for the payments processed by Stripe and 5% for the p
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2y ago
Thank god we've never seen videos of Tesla cars exploding or catching fire. Clearly American batteries are superior.
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2y ago
Really excited about this SoC. A great review [1] by ThePhawx shows how it performs at various TDPs. At 15W it's on par with the 8840U, but from 20W on it blows it out of the water (capable of running Cyberpunk at 720p without upscalin
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2y ago
The iPad mini is a second-class product in Apple's lineup. It rarely gets updated, and if you use one you will see how poorly UI is scaled. I was really hyped up and really wanted one, but after using one I gave up on the idea. The 60
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I typed "test.io" in the input box and it checked for "test.io.org", "test.io.com" and even "test.io.io" but not "test.io".
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Restoration and Upgrade of an Old Apple Desktop Bus Keyboard
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2y ago
APE binaries usually come with an option to "assimilate": once downloaded, you can choose to only keep the stuff relevant to the platform you're currently using. Best of both worlds.
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2y ago
I wonder if it's because they're young and all the "Sigma, Alpha and Beta" memes led them to believe Alpha is better than Beta so it should come after. That would be really intersting.
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Exactly this. I also expected the app to have the shell UI downloaded locally and only fill it with fetched data, but the slow load times and blank pages make me think it really just is a browser. Somehow worse than your typical Electron ap
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As an alternative to ICU, there is suckless's libgrapheme ( https://libs.suckless.org/libgrapheme/ ) which is more than a 100x smaller and provides full Unicode compatibility.
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Ladybird August 2024 Progress Report
(ladybird.org)
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The point is not the specific language, but the approach. The split from Serenity OS (and its "C++ only, no external dependencies" approach) made Ladybird a lot more attractive for both funding and potential contributors.
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2y ago
The point is not the specific language, but the approach.
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2y ago
> Theodore Ts'o, the person you are implying is not an engineer Wow slow down there. Where did I imply he wasn't? I did imply he absolutely didn't act as one. When you're having an engineering discussion and you are b
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2y ago
> You have a minority who wants to impose a change, and the concerns outlined in that video by the audience member reflects genuine concerns from many other maintainers and contributors. What change exactly is being imposed? Rust has bee
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> I understand the backlash especially veterans who have put in their efforts on the kernel and have no wish to learn Rust. I am sure there are plenty of Rust people throwing their world views opinions yet barely wrote anything decent in
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2y ago
Very cool, but man pulling 900+ dependencies to build and run this thing feels awful. The NPM culture is out of control.
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> These conditions make the stratosphere a very difficult place to deploy to prod This sentence is legendary
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How sketchy? If you open it up and start messing with the heatsink and thermal paste a MacBook will get just as messy...
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They have ALWAYS been very visible. They may have changed just like the cost of the VPS or whatever infrastructure you rent may change. I'm not arguing that serverless platforms have fair pricing—I don't think they do—but I'm
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Really getting tired of SaaS-makers relying on serveless, not monitoring or controlling ANYTHING, and then trying to put the service they use on blast publicly to try to negotiate themselves a special deal.
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2y ago
The file size is larger, but it can use less memory than an x86-only Linux binary for musl libc: https://justine.lol/cosmo3/
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The rationale is explained in this README [1], but it basically boils down to transitive dependencies and the amount of checks the compiler has to do. From linked README: "If we `#include <string>` for the LLVM libcxx header cont
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OBVIOUSLY you haven't read the blog post since it is about a crash REPORTER: making it easy for users to REPORT crashes to the maintainers with all of the relevant info. Offering a link with a pre-filled form is OBVIOUSLY easier than m
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Game design is a search algorithm [video]
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3y ago
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3y ago
Keep an eye on FEX-Emu, soon enough you'll be able to play x64 Halo on an aarch64 Linux machine
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Uilang – a minimal, UI-focused programming language for web designers
(uilang.com)
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