yxhuvud

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by yxhuvud 9mo ago
There is no button to rebase, and then merge with a merge commit no-ff.
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by yxhuvud 9mo ago
Nothing stops you from doing both renade and merge commits. Except perhaps crappy gui options in GitHub. I really wish they added that option as a button.
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by yxhuvud 9mo ago
I wish github created automation for this flow like they have for other variants.
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by yxhuvud 9mo ago
The images would be published by Grok, which is part of Twitter. They are responsible for what they themselves publish. Hence Twitter is the obvious choice of where to direct the subpoena.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
It is a known and fairly common dual booting people gets hit with in that windows update rewrite the dual booting setup, it is possible that the author misunderstood what had happened and that it could have been fixed by just fixing the boo
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
For that old of a GPU you may have a better time on X instead of wayland - there the NVIDIA drivers are supposed to be pretty decent.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Honestly, just switching to a kernel that isn't older than your hardware have a decent chance of fixing your issues. It is typically fine to upgrade kernels unless the distro has made some special modifications to them, and it was a ve
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
> Debian is stable , Stable in Linux language is a synonym for OLD. Don't let any stable OSes near any hardware that is newer than the release, and you'll be fine. Linux 6.12 was released back in 2024, which is several months
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
And then promptly started to ban terms like "cis-gendered".
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
What? Nvme dont care about sequential access. If that slows you down then it is the fault of the operating system and the APIs it provide. In Linux you can use direct IO or RWF_UNCACHED to avoid paying extra for unwanted readahead.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
There is, but that depends a whole lot on access to content that can be hard to get - both case data and books in law are essential.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Over here in Sweden they justify the fees for printed cases by the paper cost. Cheaper than the number you mentioned but still quite costly if you want all nontrivial verdicts. And quite silly when they deliver pdfs.. Then every single case
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Depends on what kind of business research you need. But there are at least collections of all tax treaties that exist available from a single source somewhere. I don't remember what the source is off the top of my head unfortunately.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Well, it is kinda cool in my room, so i guess the extra warmth from my mobile was helpful. And it got noticeably warm.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Not only that, we have teams of people that very obviously (based on OP) dont talk to each other.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Unreadable due to lag when scrolling. How do you even manage that? Stutters happen on other pages but this was just a delay that was extremely annoying.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
> Sometimes, keyboard shortcuts seem to be executed twice! Sounds like someone made a listener that listens on key events, but didn't bother to check the state of the event, meaning it hits releases as well. Should be easy to verify
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Worms run just fine IF you force the proton version. There is a really old and unmaintained Linux version that doesn't work. Never had any issues with among us, but granted it was a long time since I tried it now.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Honestly snaps are fairly painfree nowadays.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Perhaps its time to try again - bootsnap is definitely stable enough now, which it really wasn't early on.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
They are currently fed fish protein. I fail to see a difference.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
The why is not that hard to understand - insects provide a lot of proteins compared to how much food they consume over their lifetime. But yes, the obvious place to start is to use it for feeding chickens and not humans. Why chickens? Becau
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
The new policy looks very reasonable and fair. Unfortunately I'd be surprised if the bad apples will read the policy before spamming their "help".
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Semantics are quite different, but the stdlib APIs are similar enough that it really feels rubylike, unless you want to use some of that dynamism in ruby. The code ends up looking a lot more similar than c++ compared to JavaScript.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
In terms of syntax, they are incompatible. At the very least, crystal require more whitespace than what the examples show.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Honestly, that just seems like a case that would just as well be solved by better naming. Get a linter, tell it to forbid one letter names, and then enforce naming that isn't idiotic when doing pull requests. But yes, there are multipl
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
Uh, was thinking of one that explicitly deals with window positioning of new windows.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
You are not wrong. But there is a new extension protocol on the way (dunno if done, very probably not rolled out if it is) that let programs solve this problem.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
You can have different dpi and refresh rate per monitor in X, but you cannot do it while having a shared desktop across them.
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by yxhuvud 10mo ago
A gzip encoder has no business deciding whether a socket should wait to fill up packets, however. The list of relevant applications and libraries gets a lot shorter with that restriction.

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