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The examples in the wiki article show the difference pretty well. XPM lets you sort-of see what the image is just by looking at the source file. E.G. compare this static char blarg_bits[] = { 0x13, 0x00, 0x15, 0x00, 0x93, 0xcd, 0x55,
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5y ago
As of version 59, WebRender is enabled by default on NVIDIA. I've been using it for a while and haven't noticed any major issues.
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5y ago
smokin' in the boys' room
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5y ago
> Not sure why you'd need a blockchain Because otherwise nobody would pay any attention to what is obviously just another F2P mobile game?
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5y ago
I remember here in Canada there were concerns about this sort of thing when rolling out our proof-of-vaccination system, but practically speaking, the number of people with both the technical understanding and inclination to do this is sure
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5y ago
Bialetti does seem to make one https://www.bialetti.com/us_en/coffee-makers/moka/moka-elett...
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5y ago
The search-unfriendliness of Go is particularly ironic given that it was created by Google.
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5y ago
It works for watches and chocolate, apparently.
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5y ago
Huh, I remember KDE included an editor with the same name back in version 3. I wonder if they changed it to Kate / Kwrite to avoid confusion.
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On a similar note, I've heard that the words for animals, like cow or pig, tend to be Germanic while the words for their meat, like beef or pork tend to be Latin.
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What about ox -> oxen?
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Although, I cancelled my Netflix subscription a few years ago because I felt like I was watching too much . Same reason I quit World of Warcraft back in the day :)
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It seems a bit disingenuous to say "emacs can do everything" citing org, slime, and auctex, which are probably the three highest-quality extensions out there (maybe throw in magit too). In my experience this level of polish is not
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5y ago
A work-around I've been using on Linux is to set the GTK_THEME environment variable to the "high contrast" theme. With that theme it will draw a black outline around the focused tab.
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5y ago
It could also just be that people generally have fewer responsibilities and probably a higher risk tolerance earlier in life. Once you get into your thirties you might have a family, be more established in a given career path, be thinking m
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5y ago
I encountered this issue in the Google Keep application, which has a periodic reminder feature. I set a reminder for August 31, repeating monthly, but this results in it skipping months with 30 days as I discovered at the end of September.
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5y ago
This was an a well-written and interesting post, but the bug doesn't seem all that weird to me. I'm sure there are numerous race conditions lurking in decade+ old code that are waiting for someone to trip on them.
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5y ago
Is the choice of 16 as the "limit" value based on benchmarking? As opposed to just doing something like "!buffer[0] && !memcmp(buffer, buffer + 1, size - 1)" which uses the same principle.
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5y ago
This video of a crash test between a 2009 Chevy Malibu and 1959 Bel Air is a good illustration of the improvements that have been made in car safety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPF4fBGNK0U
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5y ago
Quirky as it is, I believe Terry Davis's TempleOS actually allowes REPL-style development in its C dialect (HolyC). I'm not sure how exactly it works, but it's able to compile and execute statements as you type them in.
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5y ago
the old HN switch-a-roo?
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5y ago
"Search and rescue" seems to be given as the use-case for every new development in robotics. Is it basically a meme in that field by this point?
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5y ago
I would have guessed seeing one product sold out would make other similar not-sold-out products less appealing. Like, if brand A is sold out but not brand B, I'm going to wonder what's wrong with brand B. Is it inferior in some wa
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5y ago
Completely unrelated to your point, but I had to check what "sourdough dressing" was. And, yeah, it's a salad dressing with bread blended into it. I've heard of doing that, but kinda want to try it now.
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5y ago
Along similar lines, I think the fact that many cities aren't particularly bike-safe causes (some) cyclists to behave more assertively to the annoyance of motorists. This adversarial relationship hinders potential political cooperation
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I think the problem is that list is basically in reverse order of what's easiest to assess in a candidate.
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But of course there's a convenient button to accept all of them.
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As I understand it, wlroots is more of a library that you can build a Wayland compositor on top of (sway being one example). It's not a compositor in and of itself. It still might be a good choice for LXQt if they do plan on supporting
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Is Kwin usable without plasmashell / the rest of KDE? I always thought they were pretty tightly integrated. I feel we're currently missing a minimalist stacking Wayland compositor in the vein of something like openbox.
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5y ago
It does feel inconsistent that some consider it acceptable to kill a person, but still care about their mental well-being beforehand.
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