tommica

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by tommica 11mo ago
I need to figure out how to be as open as the author is - it comes across as fricking amazing!
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by tommica 11mo ago
How is it in production? Does it it live up to your requirements?
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by tommica 11mo ago
Do you use it in small projects only?
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by tommica 11mo ago
Fun little comic :) wish it had more about WHY the rules exist, but I assume that would be hard to squish into a panel
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by tommica 11mo ago
Glad to see they have a good amount of sponsors: https://www.kicad.org/sponsors/sponsors/
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by tommica 11mo ago
> It’s that time of the year again It's monthly by now
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by tommica 11mo ago
Yeah, it conceptually seems good, but the bureaucracy is crazy... No accountability and complete freedom to just make random legislation, without any consequences.
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The EU Council has received new Chat Control proposal with broad support(notebookcheck.net)
3 points by tommica 11mo ago|3 comments
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by tommica 11mo ago
> Suddenly Erlang made it fun and programming became addictive. I'm saying this with complete sincerity: WHAT IS IT THAT YOU PEOPLE SEE!? What is the fun? What are you addicted to? Typing and seeing the output? Solving a problem? I
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by tommica 1y ago
Yeah... Laws exist only if they are applied equally, else they become something else. And a monetary fine is just the cost of doing business if you are big enough.
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by tommica 1y ago
As fucked up as the situation is, they were warned that they would be blown up if they tried it.
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by tommica 1y ago
Thanks for sharing - I love bloodstained, such a good game!
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by tommica 1y ago
> And I've not even listed quite a few of my favorites cause they're not popular enough for most people to have heard of them. And you choose then to NOT give those games you love more exposure and share them with the rest of t
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by tommica 1y ago
How did you find out that you had a rootkit?
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Flash, Java Applets, and Building for a Web That Died(brajeshwar.com)
3 points by tommica 1y ago|0 comments
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by tommica 1y ago
Once they have rebuilt with rust, they get to move away from GPL licenses and get to monetize things.
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by tommica 1y ago
You guys did an amazing job!
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by tommica 1y ago
Now this is pure internet gold.
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by tommica 1y ago
Wow the illustrations are good! They really help in understanding what the text says - the slack one is one that made me go "ooooooh"
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by tommica 1y ago
Fair... Hopefully it's consumer friendly. AI absolutely allows new companies to compete in the GPU context, but it's a surprise that no one has made an expansion card for AI usage. Computers have the PCIE slots for that purpose.
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by tommica 1y ago
Isn't this exactly that?
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by tommica 1y ago
Have not finished the article yet, but it's scary how well it's guessing my thoughts and answering my questions/worries. Really well written
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by tommica 1y ago
Devs are not the customers
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by tommica 1y ago
Is running windows inside a VM a possibility for you?
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by tommica 1y ago
This whole situation sucks. I enjoy F-Droid exactly. Because I can use stores like F-Droid or just download a package from github and be able to run it on my phone. That going away for corporation and governmental greed is just... Sigh.
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by tommica 1y ago
The backstory is fricking amazing! It really shows how much pure will just allows a person to do stuff.
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by tommica 1y ago
Great little article! Intel/AMD fight has been an interesting one all these years
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by tommica 1y ago
Oh - thanks for the info!
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by tommica 1y ago
Thanks for the reply, it seems that I was glancing too quick on the site then. And the reasoning for avoiding legalese makes sense.
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by tommica 1y ago
Would love these points fulfilled: 1) See how many steps there is in total. 2) Some "info" about the boxes - for example, what does "reference rights" mean? 3) Downloadable examples to see what is being generated in the

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