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by c0ffe 5y ago
I used to like D too. At the time there was an alternative standard library called Tango that was more object oriented like Java or .NET, combined with a desktop UI library (desktop apps were my focus at the time) that was similar to .NET&#
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by c0ffe 5y ago
This leaves with a bit of concern about how reliable is storage encryption on consumer hardware at all. As far as I know, recent Android devices and iPhones have full disk encryption by default, but they do protect the keys against random b
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by c0ffe 5y ago
I understand that Fuchsia is currently targeted at IoT or consumer devices, but can it run "containerized apps" in server environments with its current design (compared to Linux namespaces)? Maybe Kubernetes can be extended later
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by c0ffe 5y ago
Compiling every dependency into a single WASM binary (including database engine, language runtime, etc) and just deploy and scale it on a serverless platform. No more containers to develop or to deploy, and eventually, no UNIX filesystem ar
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by c0ffe 6y ago
The last time I had to work on a Gatsby project, it had build times of approximately nine hours. Last thing I heard from them, is that when faced with the need to update news on the site more quickly (not on realtime, but "sooner"
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by c0ffe 6y ago
Check PulseEffects, it has an UI that allows to enable and configure effects for both input and output. Last I checked, it is on the default repository of many distros. https://github.com/wwmm/pulseeffects
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by c0ffe 7y ago
I agree: plain text is after all, easier to manage. Personally, I've used Joplin [0] some months ago, and Im using QOwnNotes [1] now. Both are open source, cross platform, and can synchronize with Nextcloud. QOwnNotes may feel a bit fa
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by c0ffe 7y ago
I would like to add Bootstrap to the list, including other CSS libraries/frameworks. In Bootstrap case, it included a grid, and other UI components (like a dropdown menu, and a modal dialog), but most importantly, it took care that the
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by c0ffe 7y ago
I have a small Nextcloud instance at home that uses BTRFS (on HDD, with noatime option) for file storage, and XFS (on SSD) for database. I started it just for testing, and has been running for up to two years, and had no problems so far.
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by c0ffe 7y ago
I would like to know if somebody has good experiences to share about AMD video cards on Linux (with the latest driver AMDGPU). I bought a Ryzen (Zen 2) for workstation, where I need to run a few VMs, a local k8s cluster, run builds, some br
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by c0ffe 7y ago
To me its a bit tricky to summarize, so its a long answer. During the build, Gatsby compiles JSX and saves the result in a temporal folder. Some time after, it spawns several subprocesses that execute the mentioned resulting JS files (to re
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by c0ffe 7y ago
I would not recommend to use Gatsby in a project if it requires a frontend with complexity beyond static-scrollable content. Some problems that I found after some months of integrating it with an existing CMS: * Development complexity: depe
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by c0ffe 10y ago
What does Kitura use for threading and IO in Linux? Is there any library for cross platform asynchronus IO?
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by c0ffe 10y ago
Firefox OS development as an alternative to Android AOSP would not be good for the community? I mean, in the desktop world, we have many Linux distributions, BSD derivates, many desktop environments, etc. May Firefox OS fit some use case th
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by c0ffe 10y ago
Great article! Reading the title, I thought it was about the "tricks" that games used when the best thing available was the fixed pipeline. I still remember how amazed I was when learned the good balance between performance cost a
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by c0ffe 10y ago
I favored Swift over Go in a small project (developed in my freetime) because it has template / metaprogramming support, and it calls destructors inmediately on unreferenced objects. Some things that can be improved: * It needs more su
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by c0ffe 10y ago
After chasing strange bugs when using dynamic languages like PHP and JavaScript that keep running by default when minor errors happen (PHP warnings, or undefined variables in JavaScript), I think its good that Swift priorizes safety rather
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by c0ffe 11y ago
Sometime ago, i tried react and found a property named like "do_not_modify_or_you_will_be_fired" (i dont remember in which object). I understand encapsulation is necessary, but i wonder how feels working with someone who writes co