sjmulder

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by sjmulder 4y ago
A cookie bar with all the annoyance with none of the compliance. What's the point.
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by sjmulder 4y ago
From the perspective of a package maintainer (I don't deal with the core infrastructure of our packaging system, I just package and patch things): While this unusual bootstrap with a WASM stage and a C WASI interpreter doesn't sat
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by sjmulder 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying - it’s been a while!
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by sjmulder 4y ago
Another downside of these scripts is that they tend to make changes to your user or machine configuration, something which is tolerated from Windows installers but a big no-no for me. E.g. I believe Cargo edits .profile to add its path and
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whichever-compiles (2021)(crates.io)
2 points by sjmulder 4y ago|0 comments
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by sjmulder 4y ago
Sometimes I send a site owner a note when this happens but that's usually met with "what device are you using?" or "you're using a non standard resolution" or something.
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Take down this video, Nintendo. I dare you(youtube.com)
3 points by sjmulder 4y ago|0 comments
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by sjmulder 4y ago
This is not about the presence of Secure Boot, but about distrusting 3rd party CA's. For example, my Dell XPS, with default Secure Boot settings, will boot official Fedora builds. This will not.
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by sjmulder 4y ago
Do I understand correctly that Scrivener on macOS uses Cocoa, but the Windows version uses Qt? That must be some effort to maintain! But good for users.
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New data: Do developers think Web3 will build a better internet?(stackoverflow.blog)
1 points by sjmulder 4y ago|0 comments
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by sjmulder 4y ago
With mandoc, they've also worked hard on the HTML output. No more fixed with fonts, good layout, internal and external links, and compact. I wish more documentation was like this! Examples: http://man.openbsd.org/kqueue
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by sjmulder 5y ago
What worries me a little bit is how this can shift blame further on other (more vulnerable) road users once such vehicles become more common, solidifying even stronger the notion that roads are for motor vehicles and for motor vehicles alon
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by sjmulder 5y ago
There's an "out of the loop" reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/outoftheloop It's not quite for this use case but could be of help. I regularly use it to find out what that thing is people are joking
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by sjmulder 5y ago
> Yes, paying for the emulator on a per-game basis is weird, but any other model would be prohibitively difficult for consumers to understand. Nonsense, it's just an excuse to nickle-and-dime customers. Compare this to the effort Mi
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by sjmulder 5y ago
I love the Switch and I'm a big fan of many Nintendo franchises but Nintendo has a habit of screwing over honest customers, especially early adopters, and their retro efforts are a good example of that: People who purchased games on th
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by sjmulder 5y ago
Zachtronics games. They’re all about processes and optimisation but in quite different ways.
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Machine Learning for Static Analysis of Malware – Expansion of Research Scope(research.nccgroup.com)
1 points by sjmulder 5y ago|0 comments
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by sjmulder 5y ago
I have JavaScript disabled on my phone. Without technical measures, the web is just painful. Sites take long to load, they jump around, obscure the viewport with all kinds of sticky content, show maliciously compliant cookie screens, interr
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by sjmulder 5y ago
> Even if content is available in another region, some language options are not available anymore If only this were limited to downloads! I know a native Dutch speaker living in Germany who had to resort back to piracy to get Dutch subti
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by sjmulder 5y ago
There's isn't a "the respective API" any more for Windows, it seems. Win32/ATL/Forms don't get the new widgets and design language (just a bit of lookalike styling). WPF, UWP, WinUI 2/3 are all bundle
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by sjmulder 5y ago
Cool. Also nice to see a well written ARCHITECTURE.md. I like this bit about dealing with memory: > Almost all memory allocations in space-shooter.c are static, with dynamic allocations only used to load image and sound assets when the g
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by sjmulder 5y ago
There's no platform code for macOS yet. (It's a goal of the project to not use cross-platform abstractions)
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by sjmulder 5y ago
Would it be better to ‘exec’ the shells to avoid the nesting?
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by sjmulder 5y ago
Even X11 forwarding with ssh -Y just works! Anyone know if it’s possible to mount arbitrary non-WSL 9p exports in Explorer?
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Deskto.ps(deskto.ps)
3 points by sjmulder 5y ago|0 comments
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by sjmulder 5y ago
And for uncommon platforms and compilers. Both C and C++ are very portable, and it's impossible for a project to account for every version of every compiler and every operating system and every architecture someone might end up compili
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by sjmulder 5y ago
Late night show Zondag met Lubach put this to the test: https://youtu.be/FLoR2Spftwg (English CC available. Skip to 11:48 if you just want to see this bit.) They created a fresh account using a fresh browser, clicked the to
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by sjmulder 5y ago
> Today the point on significantly diminishing returns on spending resources on UI consistency is lower than ever. You'd think having one blessed toolkit and implementing things there, once, takes much fewer resources than doing it
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by sjmulder 5y ago
Looks like WinUI 2.6 is the way to go then. But I'm surprised that there doesn't appear to be any sort of official built in canonical thing with standard widgets (like what Win32 used to be). All these separate frameworks are impl
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by sjmulder 5y ago
> if you wrote a Windows Desktop app in the last 30 years, the only way it would still be supported today ... is if it was based directly on the old Win32 API I thought the same and did just that to see if it holds true: https:/&#x

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