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by tpush 7y ago
Well, the argument that Red Hat makes is that there already is systemd as a daemon for process management; all other functionality that docker provides does not necessitate a daemon. Thus Podman, Buildah etc.
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by tpush 7y ago
It's probably not just the existence of a fall back plan, but the magnitude of it. Wealthy families in the US provide a far greater safety net than the legal minimum one faces in European countries.
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by tpush 7y ago
Systemd not being a daemon doesn't make any sense; both it and SysV are init systems which are by necessity daemonized processes.
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Who's afraid of a big bad optimizing compiler?(lwn.net)
2 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
But not nearly as much as you'd have in the US, probably.
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Edwin Brady – Idris 2 – Type-Driven Development of Idris(youtube.com)
5 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
Apple's MacBooks also got VP9 hardware decode support since several years, Apple could just enable it on the software side. But they don't, so Safari users have to suffer.
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by tpush 7y ago
You probably only obtain a license to read a book and don't actually own it, similar to streaming movies & music.
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by tpush 7y ago
"My answer to that is that even using a dynamically typed language I don’t have to write the test for nil because I know that nil will never be passed. I don’t need to make states unrepresentable, if I know those states will never be r
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by tpush 7y ago
> [...] why are Europeans very nearly as fat as Americans? They really aren't "very nearly". According to [0], US' obesity rate is 36.2%(highest of OECD) while the EU country with the highest obesity rate is UK with 2
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by tpush 7y ago
> [...] you could have rampant piracy, apps with illegal content or apps that siphon user data. That's already the case today in form of the Web, yet obviously Apple is not restricting which websites a user can browse to. In general
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by tpush 7y ago
Well, the dangerousness of cosmetics probably doesn't express itself in death/life statistics. The whitelisting model used in Europe is used to ensure that whatever substance causes the least amount of issues possible if released.
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by tpush 7y ago
> As another comment pointed out, you can never prove something is safe, so the whitelist model is inherently flawed. Asbestos was once considered safe, that’s why it was used as insulation. The rational conclusion there is that you shou
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by tpush 7y ago
> The cheapest XPS 15" is more expensive than the cheapest MB 15". ... what? That's simply not true.
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by tpush 7y ago
Not knowing anything about this, are there any numbers on the power consumption of that extra blit?
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by tpush 7y ago
"Because Chrome OS runs Android apps, targeting Android is the way to build Chrome OS apps." So, does that mean that Flutter apps for Chrome OS are limited by the Desktop capabilities of Android?
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by tpush 7y ago
The Dolphin emulator [0] and Krita [1] are two that come to my mind. [0] https://dolphin-emu.org [1] https://krita.org/en/
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by tpush 7y ago
Are comments like that really necessary?
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by tpush 7y ago
That's for WebRTC only, though.
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by tpush 7y ago
... but uses VP9 exclusively for 4k content, which is the reason why Safari doesn't support 4k Youtube videos.
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by tpush 7y ago
Hardware acceleration for video so the battery doesn't die a quick and noisy death (like with Chrome or Firefox on a normal Linux distribution).
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by tpush 7y ago
"It means: 72% of calories come from carbohydrates compared with 52% in the US 14% from fat compared with 34% in the US, Tsimane also consume much less saturated fat Both Americans and Tsimane have 14% of calories from protein, but Tsi
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by tpush 7y ago
What beta quality bugs?
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Intelligent Tracking Prevention 2.2(webkit.org)
1 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
Visual Studio Code on macOS right now has broken font rendering, since it uses Skia via Electron instead of macOS' native font rendering. It's fixed in upstream Electron but until a fixed version is integrated into VSCode I have t
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Insomniac's Web Tools: A Postmortem(gdcvault.com)
1 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 8y ago
They might still develop their own baseband eventually, intermittently using Qualcomm to get to 5G.
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by tpush 8y ago
That doesn't seem to make sense. If the ad agencies have better methods for tracking than Apple's Ad-ID then they would be still using those, surely? Which makes Apple's Ad-ID redundant in addition to useless.
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by tpush 8y ago
I don't even get why Apple supplies this functionality anyway. Instead of rotating they should just do away with it; it's not like this functionality is to their users benefit.
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by tpush 8y ago
Assange having raped someone in Sweden is not a reason for the USA to request extradition though. He may belong in a prison in Sweden(or Australia?), but the USA's reasons for extradition are what's in question.

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