Hamcha

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by Hamcha 1y ago
My biggest question is if they use Halium/libhybrys at all, something that is hard to figure out from the marketing but their GitHub repos does have hybris-related stuff. That makes it a non-Linux device to me. Hybris breaks a lot of l
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by Hamcha 1y ago
Have you seen the prices for Google Drive et al? The NAS setup you describe (which I wouldn't consider worth the money for that little space) is what, 12GB with 1 parity drive? Google One for 10TB is 274,99€/mo (at least in my cou
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by Hamcha 1y ago
As someone learning Japanese I'm really appreciating tools built for JP specifically: Renshuu and Wanikani. Both use SRS (same as duolingo) but spend a considerable amount of time actually teaching the grammar and nuances, they both av
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by Hamcha 2y ago
Correction: they chose AGPL with a poison pill (CLA) so they can benefit from it and take it away whenever they want more.
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by Hamcha 2y ago
As someone who has been on the email client hunt ever since Google Inbox was taken off my feet I can say that I'm a very happy customer of eM client and it's actually one of the few apps that make it painful to leave Windows (sinc
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Console support and porting effort in general is the main biz of some companies, the most popular being M2 (mostly emulators) and MP2 Games (handles Clickteam Fusion ports to console like Freedom Planet, Baba is You), but there are many oth
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Yup, and you can already mix and match both local and cloud AIs with stuff like SillyTavern/RealmPlay if you wanna try what the experience is like, people have been using it to roleplay for a while.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Maybe not yet? Google already made having non-store extensions as annoying as possible (e.g. a nag every time you open Chrome that tells you to disable them) and maybe they think that's working well enough to dissuade people.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
It probably scared the downstream, see Microsoft pushing out a press release as soon as possible since they have been investing tons of money and PR into their OpenAPI partnership and needed to calm their investors and partners.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Just look around forums and socials like Reddit. I see people bitching how OBS Studio doesn't work for them the exact way they want it while contributing nothing to the project almost daily. This happens less where the FOSS choice is a
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by Hamcha 3y ago
At least from face value it seems the value of those patents is exactly to fight back patent pools organizations, at part of the AOM stipulation is that if someone tries to sue over AV1 patents they would lose access to every patent holder
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by Hamcha 3y ago
My biggest problem with the whole mentality is that most high profile shootings are still being carried out with unsecured methods, e.g. the Paris shooting from 2015 was organized via bare SMS. If law enforcement can't catch criminals
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I never said it was the majority, but if you look at the numbers there's a chunkable size of population that don't change (and it's been higher than the Mozilla market share for many years now), that number is getting bigger
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by Hamcha 3y ago
In Italy we have already digital IDs through SPID[1] which is most likely going to be phased into eIDAS and it works a similar way (though way less standardized), government websites can integrate it willy-nilly while private companies have
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I would assume coercing the OS providers (MS/Apple/Google) who do sell a system with a browser for money into shipping the backdoored browser would be enough of a win for them. Not a lot of people change their browser, even when
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I've also started doing this, with USB-C to C cables you might want to get something like the C2C caberQU cable tester as a lot of cheap type c cables don't actually wire all the conductors. Also I like to note the cable length on
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Yeah the headline is so exaggerated you can literally come up with a retort faster than they could come up with it. Heck I bet if a new Windows XP exploit showed up tomorrow it would still wreck chaos.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Reminds me of http://al.chemy.org A dead (sigh) drawing app with no layers and no undo and tons of wacky brushes. The main idea is that you can doodle and let the "happy little accidents" drive you into something that
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Your sentiment toward generative AI ("the foundation for many useful new technologies") is exactly the same that the crypto/NFT bros have towards crypto/NFT. So far generative AI has shown a couple niche use cases and a
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by Hamcha 3y ago
O3DE seems to live in its own bubble. GameFromScratch covers it from time to time and has always had trouble getting the advertised features to work, not to mention they completely blew the first impression because when it was announced the
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I don't wanna rag on this project and all the bugs since it's clearly in its super early days, but I keep wondering if there's something I'm missing: Why no miller columns? Not a question just to Spacedrive but really an
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by Hamcha 3y ago
What are you guys using for multiplayer? I tried the cold chicken and had crazy high input lag. Also in general it seems like the input systems is crazy bad in the other demos as well, panning with the mouse feels super choppy. Also why don
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I'm skeptical not of the claims but of the usability long-term, tablets like the BOOX Tab Ultra C look great but they commit to violating the GPL rather than giving users a chance to mess with the internals. I've been loosely foll
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by Hamcha 3y ago
iFixIt repairability was always about end-consumer repairability. Why would they care if some shops can do it easier? Once it's off the consumer's hand it's their problem how they deal with it. The environmental impact of App
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by Hamcha 3y ago
"Reclaim the internet" and they post event stuff on Instagram and TikTok?? Even big projects like Blender have embraced open platforms like Peertube, it feels more and more that Mozilla is just PR and no action.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Good luck with taking on cardmarket, they could use some competition given how bad they are at certain things (building decks in particular is always a lot of extra work because their shopping wizard makes some really dumb expensive choices
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I know I should have seen it coming but the website makes no mentions anywhere that it's US only.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Dunno if it was your case but yes, Unity has had AOT compilation since forever with both ILCPP and (more recently) Burst.
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by Hamcha 3y ago
How is setting up infrastructure to exploit third world labor a "software problem" exactly? I think the problem isn't that software can't do de-warping well, it's that by the time you set up everything for book scan
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Amazon tried to do its own spin on CryEngine and ended up horribly as they just filled it with AWS integrations and hoped people would move over, the only news cycle I can recall from Lumberyard before it ended up being thrown away was Star

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