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by egil 1mo ago
Next generation I guess.
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by egil 3mo ago
"They're trashing! They're trashing our rights!"
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by egil 5mo ago
... while live streaming actually earns the money :-P
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by egil 7mo ago
They have the ServerReady compliance program for servers[0], but not for the plethora of SoC boards out there. [0] https://developer.arm.com/community/arm-community-blogs/b/ar...
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by egil 10mo ago
They are a significant actor in the market, and as a non-pc-gamer I am glad that their business goals align with Linux users. I don't believe that they do it out of kindness, but that's actually a good thing for a long term invest
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by egil 1y ago
Fun fact: The Norwegian wine monopoly is rolling out exactly this to prevent scalpers buying up new releases. Each online release will require a signup in advance with a verified account.
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by egil 1y ago
Maybe it would have generated with floats if it was prompted for a generator in x87 assembly? It did originate as an extension to x86 on a separate chip, so it could explain the AI sticking to integers.
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by egil 2y ago
My father installed it on our family mac. I somehow discovered that by quickly rebooting twice, it would start the usual Finder shell instead, albeit in English instead of the configured Norwegian. Fun times.
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by egil 2y ago
When Google contribute to open source, they often do it to scratch their own itch. That's how most open source organizations works. What Automattic wants from WPE as laid outs in their term sheet is to dictate what WPE contributes and
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by egil 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condeep
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by egil 3y ago
Not to mention the required maintenance of said parts.
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by egil 5y ago
It's also quite prominently displayed on https://streamlabs.com/
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by egil 6y ago
But why would the code quality suck if features or maintenance of supported systems was prioritized ahead of arcane architectures? Time is a limited resource, so why should extreme portability be considered the holy grail?
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by egil 6y ago
Imho the most important part of the x86 standardization is the IBM pc platform. Arm boards doesn't have an equivalent platform to standardize on, so everybody does their own thing.
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by egil 6y ago
I guess it's a ROI issue. Low effort answers to many easy questions gets you many points, while novel questions which requires thorough understanding is high effort and few points.
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by egil 6y ago
> AirPods Max require Apple devices running iOS 14.3 or later, iPadOS 14.3 or later, macOS Big Sur 11.1 or later, watchOS 7.2 or later, or tvOS 14.3 or later. Not even standard bluetooth.
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by egil 6y ago
mjpeg is a normal, albeit very simple video stream. While you could certainly squeeze the counter in less bytes by using a more advanced codec with interframe coding, it would be overkill for this poc.
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by egil 6y ago
Qubes is for end user desktop/laptop usage, not service hosting.
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by egil 6y ago
Such as the Lack Rack :) https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/LackRack
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by egil 6y ago
Like Meltdown and Spectre?
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by egil 7y ago
The vietnamese way aligns nicely with nature. It might not matter much if you are legally right if you get maimed in a traffic accident.
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by egil 7y ago
We still need an incentive to invent today to gain the necessary technology for tomorrow.
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by egil 7y ago
Another curious situation drm-demanding publishers have created for themselves is the lack of control and leverage against the stores. With the closed Kindle ecosystem in such a major position, Amazon (with its poor drm) has tremendous leve
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by egil 7y ago
I also use MDN as my primary source for js documentation. However, the answer is often easy available by just prodding a bit in the devtools console. Live coding keeps the flow :)
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by egil 7y ago
And that was in 2012. I reckon everybody who cares knows that openssh config uses ~/.ssh, and those who do not care will not cry if they accidently delete it.
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Helios4 3rd Campaign Update(blog.kobol.io)
1 points by egil 8y ago|0 comments
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by egil 8y ago
Not to mention that the "it just works" experience is much easier to provide when you control both software and hardware. No driver mess for the end user.
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by egil 8y ago
Stovetops with capacitive buttons are much nicer than the cheaper resistive buttons. Never had any problems with the two inductive stovetops I have owned, but vacation homes with cheaper electric stovetops with resistive buttons is more has
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by egil 10y ago
They ignored feedback from february[0]. How can that be "doing their job"? Do you think Ms would sign drivers that did the opposite of their guidelines? [0] https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dri-devel&#x2
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by egil 10y ago
Most work on Linux is paid[0]. However, asking paid people to do work that does not align with their employers interest nor the project maintainers, is on par with what you're asking. [0] 4.5 Development statistics https://l

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