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by fwxwi 7y ago
Because it is NOT the same driver. AMD, just like nVidia, want to keep their own secret sauce secret, because that's where the money is.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Definitely, it's his software and he can do whatever he wants, and I'm not criticising him, I'm criticising Linux for not offering a stable driver API. As far as I know they don't even want to allow shims like the one An
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by fwxwi 7y ago
I didn't say there's a technical reason, I said they want to keep their source code secret, which to me is a reasonable argument.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Yes, Windows has a stable driver API you can build upon. Linux does not, because they want all drivers to be inlined (included in the kernel) and open source. nVidia does not want to release their trade secrets, so they don't want to o
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Weakest article ever. One of his main arguments is that a Taco Bell transaction got miscategorised, lol
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by fwxwi 7y ago
They will use the Chromium engine, so it will be fast and render pages well. If they stick an ad blocker by default, something the Mozilla Corporation hasn't got the balls to do, they will definitely get some market share.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Or perhaps the title of this article is intentionally ambiguous to make people click.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
State of browsers in 2019: asking your browser to bypass an SSL error is so hard that it's easier to ask for a mirror. btw, if you use Chrome and you see an SSL error, just type "thisisunsafe" and it will load the webpage. Tr
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by fwxwi 7y ago
I will never understand this trend where, during your worktime, you do lots of stuff that have nothing to do with work. Be it gaming, playing pingpong, getting drunk, rallying for your favourite political cause, making friends, psychologica
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by fwxwi 7y ago
ublock origin on desktop, youtube vanced on android.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Yes you have a point. As I've said I don't use it, so I don't know how it goes. What I'm saying is that a politics-free social network is not only possible, but desirable.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
That is false. TikTok is a platform where people upload videos of themselves doing things like lip syncing, dancing, etc. That does not have to turn political at all. Unless you use the good ol' argument that "banning all politica
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Or Tumblr with pornography.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
TikTok is, as the title says, a social network for cheerfulness and fun. I don't use it, but I can understand they outright ban politics: 1) they avoid becoming the vile cesspool Twitter has become, 2) they avoid being asked by governm
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by fwxwi 7y ago
It also sounds like Lenovo (computer company), Denuvo (DRM system), and Pepsi (beverage)
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by fwxwi 7y ago
If it's just nginx serving files you can do this with a 386. I mean seriously what's so special about this? Maybe I'm missing something. Pretty sure nginx can serve thousands of static files with gzip+ssl per second using the
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by fwxwi 7y ago
What's the difference between this and what Instart Logic has been doing for years now? https://github.com/gorhill/uBO-Extra#purpose
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by fwxwi 7y ago
You can't block an IP address with a hosts file; you can't even use wildcards in them. You will need a firewall rule.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Oh boy this again. Everybody has heard about all these things on the telly, on online newspapers, etc. The media launched a massive campaign against Facebook. It didn't work. People find value in Facebook and they don't care about
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by fwxwi 7y ago
That's supposing I would be stupid enough to keep money in my PayPal account, which I'm not.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
And the reason is...? I've been using PayPal for like 15 years and I've never had a problem with it. "Until you do" is not an acceptable answer to my question. Things work until they don't, that's not a reason
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by fwxwi 7y ago
>"Nobody" cares about x86 anymore except those married to the platform. You only get to read this kind of stuff in HN.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Spain: "en martes ni te cases ni te embarques" (on Tuesday, don't get married and don't board a ship)
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Can't, like... the biggest DNS servers of the world just turn their backs to the current management of .org and delegate that power to another entity?
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by fwxwi 7y ago
This guy has sent this as HTML mail, but also I see the "gmail_signature" class in it. Does it mean he's actually using his webkit.org mail from a Gmail account?
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by fwxwi 7y ago
I think they do that to avoid that thing were Chrome/Safari/etc do not draw the underline where the letters are: https://thepracticaldev.s3.amazonaws.com/i/er57ioliwktkhzeq7... (they want it to look like Fire
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by fwxwi 7y ago
GNOME and systemd are funded almost completely by Red Hat and their biggest contributors are full-time Red Hat employees. GNOME does not run at all without systemd. Even the biggest Linux distros, like Gentoo, struggle to create a patchset
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by fwxwi 7y ago
Ah that is true. That reminds me that they should only be an init system and not Cthulhu. Friendly reminder that they managed to infiltrate all distros by creating a hard dependency from GNOME to systemd, which they could only pull off beca
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by fwxwi 7y ago
A logo, a palette of colours, a typography, brand guidelines... all for an init system for Linux. They think they are fucking Coca Cola. If you don't think that's just insane... well I'm just getting old I guess.
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by fwxwi 7y ago
In case you ever doubted the systemd team suffers from delusions of grandeur.

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