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bemused
4y ago
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/browsers/mobile/
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Open-Source PowerVR Vulkan Driver for Mesa
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New Vulkan Driver for Imagination Technologies GPUs
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bemused
6y ago
so Chrome 94 will be released on 09/21 and Firefox 94 on 10/05 .. what a coincidence, seems like 'my version number is bigger then yours' is still a thing in 2021 ;) anyways, I like having these aligned - one number less
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bemused
6y ago
The security superiority of Linux in contrast to Windows is rooted in its server/headless form - all of that changes as soon as you start good old X Wayland is supposed to fix most of those legacy shortcomings enabling proper app-level
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IBM Contributing A2O Processor Core to OpenPOWER Community
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7y ago
thanks a lot for the curated collection! I've been tinkering a bit with milkdrop visualization on the raspberry pi 4 using projectM [1] and found the amount of mediocre presets in the full collection quite high :/ will certainly b
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bemused
7y ago
this dns server only needs to run for 5 minutes every 4 weeks while renewing certs - no open ports otherwise
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bemused
7y ago
set up your own dns-server for wildcard certificate validation on all your domains: https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns quite straightforward to set up - works great here for ~50 domains from various registrars
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bemused
8y ago
"Twitter for racists" - the common mindset in this echo chamber is a lot easier to tell https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gab_(social_network)
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9y ago
got a 24" LG 1080p monitor in the van that needs less than 20W - doable with a small extra battery and 100W solar. the 4k monitors from LG are quite energy efficient as well (<30W)
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bemused
9y ago
webkit was based on khtml (LGPL) - not much of a choice for apple
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bemused
9y ago
been safely driving a van with 140km/h top-speed on the autobahn just fine for years - there might be a correlation between the maximum speed of a car and the owners inability to drive safely, but the explanation is probably more a psy
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bemused
10y ago
SHA2017, 4th to 8th of August, near Amsterdam/Netherlands https://sha2017.org/
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bemused
10y ago
second that, there is and always has been a strong attitude against all forms of discrimination and right-wing movements in the ccc - see the unvereinbarkeitserklaerung [1] from 2005 for example. you can argue, that the reaction of the ccc
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10y ago
The kākāpō truely is an eccentric creature - in the 80s Douglas Adams and zoologist Mark Carwardine went out to find one for the BBC radio documentary series "Last Chance to See". The chapter in its accompanying book is called &qu
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10y ago
maybe focusing the generation perspective on the tech involved can help with moving this forward - as much as I'd like to contribute to a sane linux desktop in general (and LXQt is definetely the most promising one atm), theres no way
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bemused
10y ago
chrome on linux doesn't seem to get much attention for quite a while now: got affected by this [1] more than 2 years ago and been quite happy with firefox for surfing & dev ever since [1] https://bugs.chromium.org/p
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bemused
10y ago
agreed, but not sure if Red Hats embrace&extend is any better - all corporate entities seeking too much influence/power in the oss ecosystem should be carefully watched
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bemused
11y ago
- the tails project lacks the manpower take a different path than its debian mothership - the devs don't seem to be bothered by increasing their attack surface with systemd - systemd makes life easier when building a distribution, so t
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11y ago
Well I really dont want to critize GNOME developers for working on free software, paid or not. But GTK is still perceived as a more universal toolkit than "just GNOME" and this might be a time-consuming surprise that hits applicat
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11y ago
"the best Linux desktop toolkit" depends primarily on the language you choose and the quality of its bindings to the toolkit but consider that Qt aims to blend nicely into a GTK-based desktop environment, while its sometimes not e
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11y ago
worked with GTK2/3 and QT 5+ years and got the feeling that GTK has been turning into the GNOME toolkit as well. not very pleasant to work with if you want your application to support the look&feel of different linux-DEs and not su
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11y ago
coldfusion!?
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11y ago
sure, but thats exactly why I was asking - I am looking for some background on this decision and hoping that someone with more insight can share a link or something
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11y ago
dont wont to criticize any of the great & mainly voluntary work of the debian folks, but not quite sure how to interpret these statistics [1] looks like jessie is going to be the first debian stable to be released with rc-critical issue
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11y ago
my experience with python3 unicode has been just the other way round - there are some minor troubles with python3 in regard to unicode too, but when doing anything user facing (starting with i18n/l10n) I'd take python3 without thi
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12y ago
hm, maybe pass that question to someone from finland?
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12y ago
second that, this gives very interesting insight about the mixture of 60s counterculture, then still legal psychotherapeutic and/or recreational experiments with psychoactive substances and the beginnings of "personal" comput
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12y ago
http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~rapaport/676/F01/icecreamontolog...
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