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by spookie 2y ago
BRL-CAD is a true gem
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by spookie 2y ago
The only real solution is imgui
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by spookie 2y ago
Feel the same way. Honestly I think there's more money to be had going open source than competing in a sea full of sharks. But hey, that's probably wishful thinking from my part.
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by spookie 2y ago
I agree, it's easy to be blinded by the protests. The full picture isn't as obvious.
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by spookie 2y ago
The F35 is going to make much more money than it ever took to go from drawing to reality. I don't know enough about that California. Anyhow, being able to fail is a good thing, believe it or not.
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by spookie 2y ago
Yeah, sometimes as a graphics programmer you don't even want the precision provided by built-in functions! As it has been pointed out though, be careful about error propagation
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by spookie 2y ago
You can use secure boot on select distros. Coincidentally, they're the better ones as well (Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, etc...)
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by spookie 2y ago
Yeah, it's horrible. Not only the telemetry, but the UX as well. It's astonishing how bad the decision to hide important right click options under "more options" is. Absolutely infuriating. I just went back to Linux, it&
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by spookie 2y ago
There are plenty of issues with that approach, mind you.
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by spookie 2y ago
As someone who has been raised in a rural area next to Iberian Lynx, I can confirm they wouldn't dare to kill anything larger than rabbits. As for chickens, they tend to stay away from human populations. Foxes and genets are most likel
641.
by spookie 2y ago
Larger brains don't mean a whole lot. Look at crows. If you do question they do have relatively big brains for their size... That's completely fair. Still, current research still hasn't proven if it's indeed causal, and
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by spookie 2y ago
Doing "Betas" with other non consenting humans on the road still seems pretty wild to me.
643.
by spookie 2y ago
Given how big the population in their dataset is, it's quite representative. Moreover, with such a low turnover percentage, it wouldn't get much bigger.
644.
by spookie 2y ago
To be frank, it's not only a hardware feature.
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by spookie 2y ago
I think this is pretty common all around the world. But the again, you raise a fair point. I don't know what course of action an autonomous vehicle is supposed to take here. If anything, in HCI, you want consistent actions to be taken,
646.
by spookie 2y ago
This is... I have no words. I really hope people keep their attention on the road, your life and others', isn't worth the extra minutes doomscrolling.
647.
by spookie 2y ago
I hope you still keep focused on what it's doing when that comes out, for your sake.
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by spookie 2y ago
You could say the same for all economic ideologies. This is why you need checks and balances along the way. Some are more prone to human flaws than others, but the real issue is almost always how greed has found ways to circumvent the metho
649.
by spookie 2y ago
The user is able to, with pretty good granularity, set various permissions through friendly GUIs. Things like Flatseal or KDE's very system settings. You can even override what permissions are set by default, pretty cool stuff. This fo
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by spookie 2y ago
I come from a country where work culture has gotten to the point where no one cares. It's a self-fullfilling prophecy of delays, lies, and lower compensation. The correct approach is to be flexible, recognise that your family is worth
651.
by spookie 2y ago
Check the Waydroid project. As for the claim of non existent security, I wonder what you mean? Lots of attention nowadays in the Linux world is to containerise everything, not to mention the way xdg-desktop-portal works.
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by spookie 2y ago
It doesn't seem too representative, that equates to less than 1k per country. Also, the age range is quite small. Still worrisome. To be frank, given recent events and geopolitical tensions, people are divided on this matter.
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by spookie 2y ago
Spain had to deal with homegrown terrorism not that long ago. Not excusing them, but it should be pointed out for more context.
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by spookie 2y ago
Also, Clang has had more consistent L2 cache misses in my testing (C++). Which is funny, Rust is more in line with GCC on that regard.
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by spookie 2y ago
I prefer ExternalProject_Add because that way I have full control of the build process. Adding even more abstractions leads to issues, edge cases and the like.
656.
by spookie 2y ago
As someone who lived near Egyptian Vultures and Eurasian Black Vultures (Aegypius monachus), I can assure you they do. But that's not the only reason for them to do so.
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by spookie 2y ago
At least on Xorg it isn't an issue, but to ensure cross-compatibility your solution trumps all. I cannot comment on other platforms.
658.
by spookie 3y ago
Love the slanted design, works great given the context
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by spookie 3y ago
Aren't there ways to filter out untrusted nodes? (Edit: I say this, but in reality I also think it's pretty safe to assume most are government controlled)
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by spookie 3y ago
Love Kate! Given I _had_ to use Windows on my last job, I promptly installed it. Need multicursor shenanigans, and the lovely search & replace. Had some trouble with the default theme however (flashbang everytime I opened it). But, a n

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