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by slondr 4y ago
I ran it on my PinePhone for awhile, and it was really nice interacting with the base system, though I eventually moved to Arch.
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by slondr 4y ago
> That doesn’t imply end users of niche architectures are supposed to lose their favorite apps. In this case it does, for everyone out there on a RISC-V system who wants to use one of the over 400,000 programs which depend on cryptograph
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by slondr 4y ago
> The benefits of Free Software is that if you want to get some software running on platforms the original author doesn't support but the language does, you can do that. The exact cause of this entire controversy is that the softwar
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by slondr 4y ago
Isn’t minix shipped with every x86_64 cpu these days? I thought it was one of the most deployed operating systems ever
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by slondr 4y ago
As pmOS folks (and anyone running alpine on their desktop or server) will happily tell you, size reduction is not a goal only relevant to container runtimes.
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by slondr 4y ago
Yes, as it is based on Firefox, which Rust was invented for.
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by slondr 4y ago
I thought servo was just renamed “Firefox 57” years ago. Am I misremembering?
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by slondr 4y ago
Was? It still is very nice.
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by slondr 4y ago
I always get whiplash seeing people mention hardware newer than the stuff in my server rack, which I would consider to be high-performance, and call it "old" and describe daily driving it as if it's a nearly unbelievable phen
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Flang Progres Update [pdf](fosdem.org)
3 points by slondr 4y ago|0 comments
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by slondr 4y ago
It’s trivial to increase the UI button size in Firefox, though.
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by slondr 4y ago
Isn’t that where lidarr comes in?
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Life as a 21st-Century Trucker(wired.com)
1 points by slondr 4y ago|0 comments
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by slondr 4y ago
What should I be seeing here? This page loads nothing at all for me (Firefox on Linux).
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by slondr 4y ago
'Disingenuous' is a very nice way of phrasing what that line is. Especially strange coming from a site which has 'copyleft' in its name.
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by slondr 4y ago
If you take your plan (sans the final point) and replace "shipped with the browser download" with "only downloaded once the first time it is needed" then you basically describe how pre-webpack websites all worked. Everyo
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by slondr 4y ago
Plenty of very rich people in that group. I personally know of at least one couple whose net worth is in the hundreds of millions who live in an RV. Lots of that group are retirees who want to travel full-time, but opted for land transport
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by slondr 4y ago
I don’t think so; we’ve never had a regression related to the Spotify api that I’m aware of. I know librespot has big plans in the near future to switch to a newer version of the Spotify api so I think we’ll be good for now. Definitely no p
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by slondr 4y ago
There was an open MR to add windows support for awhile but I think it fizzled out due to lack of OP interest.[1] None of the maintainer staff use Windows, but a working PR that doesn’t cause any regressions would likely be accepted. [1] ht
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by slondr 4y ago
probably, yeah
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by slondr 4y ago
That is not possible, no.
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by slondr 4y ago
Hi, I'm one of the spotifyd maintainers, happy to answer any questions people have - though I'm coming to this thread awfully late... We recently cut a new release for the first time in over a year, which is very exciting for all
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by slondr 4y ago
14mph top speed? Aren't there plenty of e-trikes that reach Class 2 or Class 3 speeds?
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Rackspace rocked by ‘security incident’ that has taken out some services(theregister.com)
4 points by slondr 4y ago|0 comments
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by slondr 4y ago
Easier said than done, sadly.
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by slondr 4y ago
There's really nothing stopping a UA from doing this, and in bygone eras "document trees" used to be part of browser UIs. Gemini clients still keep that dream alive, although there's plenty of disagreement as to exactly
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Writing Qutebrowser Userscripts(github.com)
1 points by slondr 4y ago|0 comments
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by slondr 4y ago
Though, strictly speaking, all of that was already possible with ip6
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by slondr 4y ago
Emacs, although with the obvious caveat that the sourcehut hosting of Emacs is little more than a mirror right now. There was at one point serious talk of Emacs moving its primary development to either sr.ht or a GNU-hosted sourcehut, but I
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by slondr 4y ago
On my phone a Rust program of significant size can take multiple hours to finish compiling, where a C program of comparable size would take about an hour or slightly less. No reason to discard the language, for sure, and I don't avoid

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