krick

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by krick 8d ago
That's very unpleasant to hear. It's sad to be reminded that Rust compiler is not magic and cannot just... do these things somehow. Sure, all abstractions do have some cost, but, man, 17% performance gain by virtue of replacing en
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by krick 18d ago
I shouldn't be surprised, given I saw plenty of nicely functioning legacy codebases, but still, somehow this isn't the news I was expecting to hear in 2026.
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by krick 22d ago
Obviously it's bad and we can all say "fuck Microsoft" once more, but "we" probably don't use Windows anyway, right? I have no idea, really, but if you willingly use closed-source spyware that is notorious (for
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by krick 1mo ago
I still just use Greasemonkey. What is even the point of both successors on Firefox?
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by krick 1mo ago
Clearly you have no idea how the head of EC is chosen. Because of the two only Trump was actually elected by the people.
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by krick 1mo ago
Yep, that's right.
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by krick 1mo ago
Actually, they do, sort of. At least, if you use GLSL shaders. I remember some demo project using it in a way that made it appear that the website "sees" another window with the same website, which blew my mind when I saw it first
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by krick 1mo ago
Screenshots would be helpful, because (you may be surprised to learn that) it is not entirely obvious which mode of behavior is supposed to be "wrong". Anyway, I wouldn't say it currently behaves nicely (like something I woul
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by krick 2mo ago
I don't understand what's the conclusion is. I was supposed to "disagree initially and be convinced by the end", but I ended up losing sight of what I was supposed to agree/disagree, and what should I've been c
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by krick 2mo ago
I'm only interested in how it treats multiline commands in bash. It's the only thing that the default history doesn't do consistently (unless you make it replace \n with ;, which is just unuable). Otherwise, fzf + history wor
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by krick 2mo ago
Aren't they? Pictures are quite small, but B50 is clearly a stork. B100 looks like some kind of heron maybe, not sure. B10 is a kingfisher, I suppose. I don't know, they look real enough to me.
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by krick 2mo ago
Why, though? I'd much prefer not to carry any coins at all, ever since I gave up and stopped fighting the Big Brother (I applaud everyone who still does, but it just didn't seem like my struggle was productive). I mean, to think o
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by krick 2mo ago
Hope it's the birds. I suppose there's no way to vote or anything with the current level of technological advancement, and the final design will be chosen by professional choosers that are handsomely paid for their hard work?
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by krick 2mo ago
Yeah, this is insufferable. The title was interesting enough to click, but I don't know what to make of the audience that actually perceives this as a good source of information.
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by krick 2mo ago
Yes, they did, and many still do write it on the package, but it is, and always was a myth born God knows when out of precaution, because nobody really knows anything about how all this stuff really works now, and they did know even less th
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by krick 2mo ago
I have no idea. Doesn't seem implausible to me. Apparently, ≈75% of the world population has internet access now. And if a person has internet access, is it that unlikely that he was successfully targeted by at least one of these idiot
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by krick 2mo ago
If you seriously have this question, read "War with the Newts". Really do, make it your priority this week. If you did and this is a rhetoric question... Well, I do hope that if every single person on the planet would have read &q
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by krick 2mo ago
Apparently this is totally legit marketing strategy now. It truly is, especially if there are enough people who think that shitting your pants is cool, and the people that form the "market" nowadays may have a very different idea
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by krick 2mo ago
Really considering Coros since Garmin introduced a subscription. It doesn't currently prevent me from using anything I want to use, it's just moving in the wrong direction, but I was annoyed by Garmin for a long time, and this is
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by krick 2mo ago
> scary rebase -i commands that can leave your tree in a half-broken state if you so much as sneeze Complete bullshit. Might as well say "scary screwdriver that can turn up in your recturm if you so much as sneeze". Sure, I bel
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by krick 2mo ago
Or even better just SET STRICT_TABLES, or whatever other opt-in feature you want. A couple of such statements in the beginning of your migration script (refactored in a way to be reused across all migration scripts) and you are done. I woul
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by krick 2mo ago
FF just crashed immediately. Twice. Which kinda surprised me in a good way, because usually when it struggles for memory it just hangs there for a couple of minutes until it gets killed by the OS. Cannot remember it being killed that easily
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by krick 2mo ago
Yeah, right, this is just complete bullshit. Let's just put it this way: so, given that you more aware than "most people", did you at least vote against those who support it, and did you try to persuade your friends to do tha
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by krick 2mo ago
Are you kidding? No, I have absolutely no fucking idea what to do.
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by krick 2mo ago
It's "not on the way", really. It is explicitly designed not to be democratic in any meaningful sense from the very beginning. It is not even a secret: the council work is intentionally opaque so that the actual people respon
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by krick 2mo ago
No, I did try to type, but nothing happened. I seem to remember I did check that I had English layout turned on, but maybe I actually didn't. Really cannot guess any better than that what might have been the problem. Anyway, doesn&#x27
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by krick 2mo ago
My bad. Indeed it does. Not sure what was the problem for me the first time.
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by krick 2mo ago
I'm totally fine with the way it works, because, well, it's a game, losing should be losing. I mean, I kinda want to continue, but I'm glad I'm not allowed to. I didn't make it. There will be another chance tomor
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by krick 2mo ago
To be fair, the courts in USA apparently have a different definition of tracking than all normal people do. Speaking of car movements, Flock claims this isn't tracking people based on some legalese mumbojumbo. Obviously, this and GPs c
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by krick 2mo ago
This is all great, but, really, "Open" in "Openprinter" is enough of a sales pitch, because we all know what's the problem with all other printers. I don't need to scroll through all these pretty pictures of ha

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