thesnide

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by thesnide 1y ago
"Vibrid" spelling looks much more naughty
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by thesnide 1y ago
flatpack, snap and all thpse docker wanabee solve the right problem the wrong way. (pseudo)static is a quick & dirty solution to a real problem. really solving it requires skills and time. which are all quite scarse given the new genera
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by thesnide 1y ago
i bite the bullet, and moved to msys2. it requires a little more porting, but leads to better code in the long run IMHO
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by thesnide 1y ago
berserk mode : move the world, leave the player immobile in the center
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by thesnide 1y ago
did you try ipxwrapper? https://www.solemnwarning.net/ipxwrapper/
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by thesnide 1y ago
exactly. that said, [ipxwrapper] ( https://www.solemnwarning.net/ipxwrapper/ ) goes a very long way doing favors without needing a VPN, just an ipxrelay.
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by thesnide 1y ago
this is very close to what i'm advocating for EOL phones. give proper documentations on how to write/adapt firmware. no need to opensource everything, but at least document it fully. and of course, allow rooting
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by thesnide 1y ago
actually requiring tabs is a godsend. no more off-by-one-space error
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by thesnide 1y ago
Wayland seems the canonical example of https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-...
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by thesnide 1y ago
Nature always finds a way.
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by thesnide 1y ago
as the saying goes, one doesnt need to outrun the hungry bear. one just need to outrun the other fellow that serve as bait...
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by thesnide 1y ago
i would argue that it might actually be a kind of promo box :-)
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by thesnide 2y ago
It is, from a tech point of view. It isn't from a workforce point of view. Which makes me sad, but still remains a fact.
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by thesnide 2y ago
I miss my wxwidget days, when we had true cross platform devs. Yes, it came with drawbacks, but it felt snappy and bloatfree. Whereas modern apps feast on RAM and CPU... Having an app boasting light weight, when before we had 16 to 64MiB fo
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by thesnide 2y ago
or the model get trained from teaching code which naturally contains lots of comments. the dev is just lazy to not include them anymore, wheres the model doesn't really need to be lazy, as paid by the token
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by thesnide 2y ago
Isn't it obvious ? Lightweight URL parsing library in Rust is just Bananas! But i totally get your point. I'm wondering that if some random gibberish might even be better to name a project nowadays. At least there would be less SE
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by thesnide 2y ago
I just write things so i can reference them later. Saving myself the effort rewriting things i'm saying. And if anyone else benefits is a bonus.
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by thesnide 2y ago
but still.. 6% of a modern CPU...
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by thesnide 2y ago
I'm also doing bootable images. But the old way with a r/o initrd, that does then mount the rootfs. The rootfs can be mkfs and rsynced nicely. That said, the article is awesome and the idea very clever. But more to do streaming re
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by thesnide 2y ago
I was thinking that way in the past. But then, the only stable ABI is the win32 one. The linux kernel one is very stable, but the libs ones isn't. As soon as the dev ensure and cooperates with wine/proton to make it work nicely, i
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by thesnide 2y ago
I'm wondering what it does if one convert x and y to gray code before the XOR
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by thesnide 2y ago
Hmmm... wondering why using arcane memfd_create() instead of simply opening a regular file on a tmpfs filesystem, such as /dev/shm.
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by thesnide 2y ago
that. Or just using a C coroutine lib.
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by thesnide 2y ago
Well, the only way is the usb-c way. Via regulation. Yes there will be resistance. There will be foul play. But tectonic shifts will happen over time. And the ecosystem will evolve and thrive. Not every product will be supported by 3rd part
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by thesnide 2y ago
simpler. Just open up the firmware when EOL. So a 3rd party can patch it. Stop e-waste and planned obsolcence. If you fear loosing sales on new HW, make it significantly better.
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by thesnide 2y ago
Why? The hardware was cheap and decent. The software is nicely hackable #pun-intended I did strip all the dlink fw to replace it with a trimmed down one. Works flawlessly since day one. And that's a long time im IT
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by thesnide 2y ago
I'm wondering if someone tried https://mqtt-udp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Sounds like a very good idea on paper, which can even be brokered if needed
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by thesnide 2y ago
Yes. I miss the physical retractable keypad of my Xperia Mini Pro
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by thesnide 2y ago
No, the format has not to die. Just some of its usages.
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by thesnide 2y ago
The best moment to starting it was 30 years ago. The next best moment is now. Don't cry over spilled milk. It is spilled. But don't throw the rest just because the glass is now half empty. As otherwise, in 30 years, we'll be

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