PlutoIsAPlanet

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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> Remind me again why we decided to do all this stuff client side? I would guess easier reactivity and state management on the client. You don't have to do things the jQuery way in manually having to sync your DOM to your data on ch
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Microsoft can kick security vendors out the kernel, but they can't sell a product that uses APIs not accessible to other vendors.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
ZFS isn't a real competitor given it's not in the kernel and has legal troubles.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Defaulting to degraded is a bad default. Mounting a btrfs device array degraded is extremely risky, and the device not booting means you'll actually notice and take action.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> BTW: Even SLES SuseLinux Enterprise says use XFS for data btrfs just for the OS i wonder why Because XFS is far quicker for server-related software such as databases and virtual machines, which are weak points on btrfs due to its COW m
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
The point of "standards" is that you don't need to target platforms.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Because someone actually did the work that provided what people wanted and needed. which so far no one else has done
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
There are Linux distributions that have been certified UNIX, it really doesn't mean anything anymore.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> poorly architected OS worth noting Microsoft had a solution a few years ago that would of prevented this issue from happening, Windows 10X, due to atomic updates. > In Linux, software doesn't even get that option. Nothing ever
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Yes, iOS still uses users in the technical "Unix" sense, they're just not mapped to actual physical users, but instead to various services. Android is in a similar boat. They're still an important way to manage filesyste
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> Eternal shame on Google for not insisting that Android would follow the "PC model" of the user being root on their own machine and DRM .. To be fair to Google, banks don't usually allow you to download and generate EMV t
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
I don't see how this article does or even aims for anything but just more toxicity and division. > To members of the Hyprland community, I want each of you to personally step up to make the community better Jesus complex?
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Enable/disable disk encryption or reset a machine on Ubuntu via only the UI. You've been able to do both on Windows and macOS for other a decade now without touching a terminal. or repair a broken install etc
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> Depending on correct glibc, dependencies being installed with the right settings, environment variables,makefiles being compatible with what your system has,having the right kernel version, etc. Apart from having a bingo at what depend
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Isn't UDP over TCP a generally bad idea?
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Ironically the Alternative Vote system would of likely prevented the Tory parties from having such a bad loss this election (and potentially a majority).
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Keir Starmer is a human rights lawyer, would be a bit weird for him to suddenly have no regard for international law where many human rights (ECHR) come from and likely divide his party. Not saying he's got a backbone, but he's ju
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
As opposed to supporting a state that puts you at danger for even knowing crimes committed by the government is better?
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Don't tell the Brexiteers
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Microsoft loves pushing people to buy macOS devices it would seem. Windows really does have the potential to be ideal for professionals, the things macOS does that make it better are all small but Microsoft just seems to paramount on sabota
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
All it takes is for a driverless car speeding to hit a pedestrian for the industry to be dead in its tracks.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
I'm sure emergency services would like that idea
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Yeh all you need to really do is just alias sudo in the shell profile and you can steal the users password to elevate to root. Flatpak/Containers can prevent it but permissions are up to the developer/packager.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
in the case of Silverblue - Pushes the use of containers for apps, /usr is read-only (mostly). in most cases Flatpak and Podman/Docker/Distrobox/Toolbox - Makes reproducible builds, your /usr is the base fedora imag
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Ventoy and flash tools should in theory support img files just fine, if anything for virtual machines img files should be easier to boot than ISOs (don't need to emulate a CD drive) Modern Linux ISOs are a sort of hacked hybrid ISO&#x2
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Arguably the only window that needs to be in a hardware plane is the window currently in focus.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Battle between AI and Crypto, what will burn the planet first
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Hardware planes will hopefully reduce the latency again as it will allow windows to skip the compositor and allow mapping parts of the framebuffer to a window buffer. I believe there's some work on Linux already for them, but I'm
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Modern operating systems render to buffers on the GPU and then composite them, which I would guess adds some latency (although likely unnoticeable).
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> This one sentence just perfectly sums up everything that's broken in the embedded (i.e. everything non-x86) world. Everyone just forks random stuff at random points in the BSP's life time A few years ago I did some work that

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