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by wosined 1y ago
Computers got faster, software is not so straightforward. I don't even know why a text webpage needs 100mb of memory to render and display.
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by wosined 1y ago
Another piece of high quality urinalism. It is simply not true that walking above 6km/h will get you a fine. What actually happened in reality, not in the fantasy land where these journalists live, is that walking speed was defined to
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by wosined 1y ago
I did not mean actually forever. The sun will burn out in the future.
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by wosined 1y ago
I am the third pole: 3. Everything we have currently sucks and what is new will suck for some hitherto unknown reason.
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by wosined 1y ago
> virtual desktops > vscode > wayland Sounds like you have a misconfigured system. Jokes aside, this looks like a bug in your WM. Macs may be more polished, but my point was not about polish.
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by wosined 1y ago
I use less than 10 gui programs on linux. They never change. The command line programs do not change either. Unless the devs get a dumb idea to rewrite them in Rust, because they sunk so many hours into learning it.
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by wosined 1y ago
Depends on the distro.
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by wosined 1y ago
You don't have to install gnome, kde, wayland or systemd. You are just talking about your preferences masked as something that “had to be done”. I only had to fiddle with audio on the raspberry pi when connecting bluetooth. Everything
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by wosined 1y ago
Just use linux. You learn it once and it works forever.
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by wosined 1y ago
> please big corpo overlord do not do what is most profitable for you, pretty pretty please please
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by wosined 1y ago
I mean, if that's the only option...
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by wosined 1y ago
It does not have to make money for people to do it as a hobby. Not everything people do is because of money.
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by wosined 1y ago
Before Chrome became its addon*
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by wosined 1y ago
Based glyph wizard.
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by wosined 1y ago
So is gender research or feminist queer dance theory studies a part of basic or applied science?
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by wosined 1y ago
The biggest problem is giving data to people in the first place.
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by wosined 1y ago
They have already admitted they got dictated by the Biden admin to censor. Probably the same thing is happening under Trump. Yet everyone pretends what the other side does is wrong. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/
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by wosined 1y ago
Catgirls when?
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by wosined 1y ago
Only midwits shun copying. It is good way to learn. It is only bad if you lie about authorship.
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by wosined 1y ago
Some tutorials require previous knowledge.
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by wosined 1y ago
> When do objects need to have function pointers? You can redefine the methods at runtime. If for example I have a logger that logs on the local drive and another one that logs on a networked drive I can swap the method pointer. This is
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by wosined 1y ago
Depends on the extent of policing.
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by wosined 1y ago
> I cannot anonymously get a bank account, I cannot anonymously get a phone number, I cannot anonymously get a domain name. I don't see how terrible it is to have to be verified to distribute your app. All of those are a privacy ni
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by wosined 1y ago
> If there is no polymorphism, you don't use a vtable at all, that's saving even more space. Not true. You use a vtable even if there is no polymorphism, in cases where you want to have objects store pointers to their methods (
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by wosined 1y ago
Hi, I don't know much about this. But it seems to me that the OP is doing it differently than the kernel devs. If you read the article that the OP links, then you get the impression that the vtables contain typed function pointers, whi
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by wosined 1y ago
You are downvoted, because you are making too much sense, yet you don't have the correct opinion.
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by wosined 1y ago
What is the difference between a copycat and an apprentice? Nothing. You cannot innovate without learning the basics first.
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by wosined 1y ago
80% of solving mathematics problems is guessing. You are not required to guess only in situations where you know what formula to apply/how to proceed because the teacher told you to or the problem is trivial. You guess the steps, try t
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by wosined 1y ago
> Patricia is the former editor-in-chief of Kotaku Into the trash it goes.
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by wosined 1y ago
The author constructs a straw man in a simplified universe that is utterly unrealistic and then proceeds to defeat this straw man. Most real teaching is not done as it is described in the text. That is why there is nothing readworthy in it.

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