turminal

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by turminal 6y ago
Because ACPI is garbage.
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How to use git.sr.ht's send-email feature(spacepub.space)
1 points by turminal 6y ago|0 comments
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by turminal 6y ago
The unified experience of being hostile and abusive. (not sure how any of this is relevant to this discussion)
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by turminal 6y ago
The era when running gnome or any of its derivatives without systemd comes to mind. If it weren't for Gentoo's forks of systemd components, the whole situation would be much worse in general.
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by turminal 6y ago
> I literally work on a device that is still uses an inittab. The fact that this is so rare it has to be pointed out like this kind of speaks for itself. > 1) eudev works 2) elogind works 3) you can still use sysvinit or literally the
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by turminal 6y ago
Agreed, but systemd is leaning very much towards "every problem should be solved the systemd way". I'm totally fine with the idea of all distros having better oom behavior (which I hope is what systemd-oomd does), but I don&#
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by turminal 6y ago
> When we talk about an OS that on desktop has minuscule user share, it is not too clever to further fragment that. True, but desktop usage is only one of many things linux is used for. All the "unification" efforts ala systemd
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by turminal 6y ago
Switching to different implementations is getting harder with every systemd release.
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by turminal 6y ago
> Since most major distros use systemd by default, it is important that also most of them fix the same fundamental problems the same way; and I really hope this new oomd finally fixes thrashing behavior. Solving problems in multiple diff
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by turminal 6y ago
> Most successful startups use OOP and there is a clear reason for that: It's more productive. Evaluating programming techniques based on what startups use doesn't sound like a good idea to me because 1) Codebases in startups u
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by turminal 6y ago
> Purely out of curiosity, what else is the Gtk team currently working on? Probably redesigning the entire interface. "For your convenience".
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by turminal 6y ago
How many libraries written in 2015 rust have you actually tried using recently?
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by turminal 6y ago
Always the same arguments, hilarious.
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by turminal 6y ago
> Regular releases of the compiler are awesome for the same reason continuous deployment of web apps is - each release only packs a small number of features. Developing a compiler for a complex language is very different from developing
345.
by turminal 6y ago
Someone from netgate implemented it poorly and then the original authors tried to fix it in a hurry but ran out of time. There was also some mailing list drama I think.
346.
by turminal 6y ago
Neovim is not a rewrite.
347.
by turminal 6y ago
Just like the rest of the universe. https://xkcd.com/224/
348.
by turminal 6y ago
Can we be confident things are going to remain like that in the future with newer hardware?
349.
by turminal 6y ago
Agreed 100%. Sadly everyone expressing concerns like this will be dismissed and everyone is going to once again hail google for being community friendly and supportive of FOSS.
350.
by turminal 6y ago
What problem do QUIC and http/3 solve?
351.
by turminal 6y ago
Sure, but anyone standing there for long enough to be noticed will eventually be asked to leave.
352.
by turminal 6y ago
I feel like this would do more bad than good no matter how complicated the metric would be.
353.
by turminal 6y ago
Every threading tutorial should come with a warning. This one doesn't, so I'm adding one here. https://shouldiusethreads.com
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How to make your downstreams happy(drewdevault.com)
6 points by turminal 6y ago|1 comments
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by turminal 6y ago
Looks like the good ol' "Have you tried logarithms? " worked for them. https://xkcd.com/451/
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by turminal 6y ago
Google was attacked for bundling chrome in android as well.
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by turminal 6y ago
Distro packaging doesn't work like that. Distros enable or disable certain features of the software at compile time, they also attempt to make sure the software plays well with the rest of the distro and abides to its stated goals and
358.
by turminal 6y ago
Chromium utilizes no proprietary code, that's what makes it different from chrome. All the listed features were just google apis (accessed by open source code) . It still phoned home unless those features were disabled.
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by turminal 6y ago
Sadly the impact of this will be so small google won't even notice. And even if all the angry chromium users that are potentially going to have to switch their browser would take action and be vocal and do something about what is going
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by turminal 6y ago
There are lots of problems in matrix that hinder its adoption, federation is likely not the biggest of them.

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