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9mo ago
Link requires facebook account. Unfortunate.
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9mo ago
>interestingly a new Milk-V board was announced quite recently Some details here: https://sipeed.com/k3 https://milkv.io/jupiter2 Shipping April apparently.
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9mo ago
Indeed, the focus for preservation would be to increase the accuracy of emulators. pcsx2 is pretty good today in terms of running games (there is a single digit list of games it does not run), but it's far from accurate to the hardware
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9mo ago
UTF-8 support very welcome.
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9mo ago
Is the GUI still unable to connect to an instance of lm-studio running elsewhere?
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9mo ago
LibreSSL has put serious effort into making itself interchangeable with openssl. OpenSSL as the incumbent has no incentive to do the same.
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9mo ago
How do they plan to make Linux (with MLoCs...) deterministic? Why not adopt seL4 like everybody else who is not outright delusional[0][1]? 0. https://sel4.systems/Foundation/Membership/ 1. https://sel4.
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9mo ago
Instead of everybody switching to LibreSSL, we had the Linux Foundation reward OpenSSL's incompetence with funding. We are still suffering from that mistake, and LibreSSL is well-maintained and easier to migrate to than it ever was. Wh
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9mo ago
Instead of everybody switching to LibreSSL, we had the Linux Foundation reward OpenSSL's incompetence with funding. We are still suffering from that mistake, and LibreSSL is well-maintained and easier to migrate to than it ever was. Wh
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9mo ago
Instead of everybody switching to LibreSSL, we had the Linux Foundation reward OpenSSL's incompetence with funding. We are still suffering from that mistake, and LibreSSL is well-maintained and easier to migrate to than it ever was. Wh
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9mo ago
>BXM-4-64 Is that among the few known to work with open pvr drivers?
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9mo ago
> Once you enable XLibre namespaces filtering it breaks screensharing, global hotkeys. Obviously. It is breaking change. Ah, the classic moving of goalposts. I'll bite: It is far from impossible, and already solved elsewhere: Most a
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9mo ago
Ladybird has detached itself from SerenityOS[0]. It is unfortunate it doesn't even run on SerenityOS anymore. This does at least partially eliminate the appeal. e.g. SerenityOS has its own decoders for PNG, JPEG and other image formats
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9mo ago
This is the one and only instance I am aware of. I was hopeful I'd get a different pointer. There really is a market for this sort of thing.
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9mo ago
>They’re now working to bring a “next-gen” CRT monitor to market. Wait what? Who? Why have I not heard of this? Did the AI hallucinate? There definitely is interest in next-gen CRTs.
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9mo ago
>it cannot be done
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9mo ago
That's late 80s. Early 80s very different.
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9mo ago
It's common anti-ReactOS slander. I keep seeing it pop up over the years. Never substantiated.
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9mo ago
I don't think that one wants to be bankrolled. It'd go against its spirit.
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9mo ago
>it'd offer a solution to keeping niche HW running Preservation. It ensures WinNT survives as a platform even if Microsoft abandons it, which some would argue the present state of Win11 counts as doing.
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9mo ago
And I'll join in and bankroll AROS. Together, we could bankroll Minix3 as well.
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9mo ago
>Name how it's possible to improve security on X11 without breakig changes. Namespaces. It's been done already. Look into XLibre. >Lunduke made factually wrong claims for hype. Citation needed. >His mob are keen to attack
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9mo ago
Vote should be in person at a designated place, based on a census. There's absolutely no justification (or excuse) for anything else. It is much better to have less votes than to allow any avenues for manufacturing the results.
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9mo ago
This is much better than dark mode users getting flashbanged.
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9mo ago
Neither allow filtering for CMR (vs SMR) or TLC (vs QLC). Neither have a column for Endurance (TBW), or power consumption (load watt, idle watt, RPM...). Both list disks not actually available for purchase (fake prices). Very limited useful
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9mo ago
If that was true, then why did the reviewer approve and merge them?
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9mo ago
Likely an hallucination, but even if not, it looks like hate speech is getting throttled? Who'd think. Nothing newsworthy here.
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9mo ago
The way Xorg is handling this is surreal. Now, they're trying to rewind Xorg 2 years just to get rid of XLibre's main developer's contributions[0]. 0. https://youtu.be/d7-FczaSkdo
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9mo ago
frogfind can be quite helpful.
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9mo ago
Of chip RAM, too!
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