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Intellivision Java(mikekohn.net)
4 points by aninteger 6y ago|0 comments
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by aninteger 6y ago
They have 2 billion users though, so I doubt they care if they lose a couple percentage.
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by aninteger 6y ago
I don't know if it's still true in 2021 but it used to be kind of difficult to valgrind C and C++ code that linked with OpenSSL since it did some tricks that confused valgrind. You would usually have to recompile OpenSSL with a sp
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by aninteger 6y ago
This is really sad and I can't imagine going through that. I think we've also heard time and time again that HR is not out to protect you but rather the company. I understand that this is this person's first job but they shou
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by aninteger 6y ago
Well, people are working actively on Chrome and Firefox, and people are building new browsers on top of webkit often enough. If you mean an alternative browser not based on the 3 major rendering engines, well that one is not really surprisi
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by aninteger 6y ago
I guess by being on Debian I haven't noticed yet how bad its gotten. I do agree with you. Maybe it's time to migrate to IceWM 2.0.
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by aninteger 6y ago
FOX is actively developed, but only by 1 person. Unfortunately it does not support CJK input methods.
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by aninteger 6y ago
Following the license should not be considered a "shitty thing to do". In fact, it's a perfectly reasonable thing to do.
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by aninteger 6y ago
Still no chromium update. It should just be removed if there is no interest in updating the browser.
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by aninteger 6y ago
Most of my tablets run Android and seem locked down and unable to run some alternative Linux desktop environment. These are mostly slower arm based machines that I think would be difficult to load a clean Linux onto them. I'd love to b
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by aninteger 6y ago
IUP's version: https://webserver2.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/iup/en/7gui/7gui.html
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by aninteger 6y ago
This article is paywalled, which makes it difficult to read more than a few paragraphs.
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by aninteger 6y ago
I think a very early Turbo Pascal was in assembly, but I would find that hard to believe of Delphi.
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by aninteger 6y ago
Maybe just in the USA. But also Microsoft is on Google's side here. Also doesn't Microsoft's WSL also have this problem as a "reverse WINE" ?
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by aninteger 6y ago
This is me too and sometimes I feel like the language is going in two directions. The academic / scholar path where people show off unreadable C++ like this and the business path where professionals that use a subset of the language (m
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by aninteger 6y ago
If you are targeting Linux with a professional GUI application your only options in 2020 are GTK or Qt (or toolkits that are built on top of those like wxWidgets). The other options lack manpower or features. In 2020 you need HiDPI support,
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by aninteger 6y ago
Do they though? https://www.zdnet.com/article/sources-mozilla-extends-its-go...
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by aninteger 6y ago
Maybe it uses this on Windows but on Linux it's definitely using Qt widgets/Qt Quick.
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by aninteger 6y ago
I don't know... Can I run Netscape Navigator on Ubuntu 20.04? How about Gtk 1.2 programs or old Qt3 programs? Can I run Opera 12.x?
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by aninteger 6y ago
It's not a hard sell, but it is certainly an inconvenience. I prefer to browse with javascript off by default and only enable it for sites that absolutely need it. I've had issues where sites using JS have caused a single core on
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by aninteger 6y ago
GL is not browsable with JavaScript disabled while GH is.
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by aninteger 6y ago
I thought this was using Motif based on the screenshots. Man, imagine how much lighter it could be if it was actually using the motif toolkit
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by aninteger 6y ago
This article is a bit click-baity. It's more about busting myths by a particular C++ programmer against rust. Anyway for a truth (well maybe it is a myth?) that we can't bust yet... Rust is simply not available on all platforms th
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by aninteger 6y ago
Resolved, meaning permanently offline.
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AB2712 – California Universal Basic Income(leginfo.legislature.ca.gov)
93 points by aninteger 7y ago|190 comments
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by aninteger 7y ago
What advantages does this have over say, just using pthreads and the Linux kernel to handle the scheduling? I guess you can hit higher performance by not making extra system calls, right? What other benefits would there be?
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by aninteger 7y ago
Probably CheapBytes.com
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by aninteger 7y ago
Whatever happened to parking permits, parking officers, and parking tickets?
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Amiga Java(mikekohn.net)
159 points by aninteger 7y ago|67 comments
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by aninteger 7y ago
I think what squarefoot is looking for is lightweight (tiny?) C apps that have limited abstraction layers. For example, Gtk+, which is pure C, is no longer considered lightweight. It was with Gtk+ 1.2 because GTK was just a small wrapper ar

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