maverwa

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by maverwa 1mo ago
My guess for this would be that sites leave it unset in the rendered html and set it from some attribute dynamically from Js to enable lazy loading of images? loading=lazy is somewhat „new“ and the behavior may not be exactly what hat every
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by maverwa 1mo ago
Just for context: for an average single paying tax class 1 that’s 4.4k net per month, while the median working single earned 2.2k net in 2025. Source: https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Ein
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by maverwa 4mo ago
With big enterprises, at least the one my account hangs on, the process of replacing the supplier would take months just to get through all the enterprise hoops. Not sure if anyone wants to get on that. I would assume buying Microsoft is so
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by maverwa 4mo ago
That’s timing the cache, that’s old stuff by know. As I understand, this writes a relatively large file („Gigabytes“) using this OPFS api, which is different from the „localStorage“ api. This seems to use actual filesystem storage on the c
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by maverwa 4mo ago
The reason stated in the article seems sound to me: if it’s broken ins safari/ff but works in chrome, users conclude that the browser is the problem and switch to chrome.
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by maverwa 6mo ago
Where do you see the lack of respect? The author wanted to learn how gzip works and chose to implement it in a language they like to do so. As a learning tool, not because the world needs another gzip decompressor.
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by maverwa 6mo ago
True! Technically even 9.99% would be three nines!
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by maverwa 6mo ago
If I understand the description of this „telemetry“ in fyns „MANIFESTO.md“ correctly, it does not make outbound connections you did not asked for. It sets the user agent http header to something that identifies your OS, CPU, python version
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by maverwa 6mo ago
With CRTs I would think that the problem may be that they do not see a full picture at all. Because the full screen is never lit all at once? Don’t know how persistence of vision works in this case…
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by maverwa 6mo ago
Except if you need WSLg, because then you can add RDP issue to all your Wayland issues, and, not infrequently, also xwayland issues! You can have all the fun!
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by maverwa 7mo ago
Mend is not a competitor, renovate is the software, mend is the company. They are tools that automatically check your repo for dependencies and create PRs when there are updates. It supports a wide range of package managers and other places
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by maverwa 9mo ago
Maybe worth mentioning that this „1.50€ compensation“ rule only matters if you use the „Deutschland-Ticket“ which is a fixed price ticket for a whole month, unlimited travel on the Regio lines (short distance trains, i.e. non IC) If you bou
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by maverwa 9mo ago
The difference being that while people have a good intuition on one may spend their vacation and what one would talk about, it’s not so easy to extrapolate for other things. Sure, everybody knows that media talks more about homicides and t
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by maverwa 9mo ago
Thank you for HACK. I love it!
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by maverwa 10mo ago
if you are in the business of buying parts, assembling them, and selling the assembly under your brand (as tuxedo and others like them are), then Apple is a indeed not an option. Their chips might be the best, but you still can only get the
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by maverwa 10mo ago
from my first tests it does fine with german, at least for the gastly "handwritten" font the restaurant menu I used for the test uses.
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by maverwa 11mo ago
or - if feasible - extend the existing crate instead of creating a new one.
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by maverwa 1y ago
its easy as in "simple to implement and execute" but not cheap, because it may require scanning large amounts of memory. You have to visit every list entry. Whats trivial for a very small list, may be a no-go for gigabyte-sized li
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by maverwa 1y ago
I am somewhat surprised (and happy) germany is not in on it already. There are already (afaik voluntary) block lists ISPs are applying, but I am surprised its not breaking things on a similar scale to italy and spain, an that the DFB isn&#
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by maverwa 1y ago
To add some context: man kernel_lockdown[1] reads "Unencrypted hibernation/suspend to swap are disallowed as the kernel image is saved to a medium that can then be accessed.". And to my understanding there is currently no way
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by maverwa 1y ago
Thanks, I did not knew that. My understanding was that keeping the memory alive for suspend-to-idle was the main issue here. But that also might be something a vertically integrated Apple Silicon can win vs. that x86 madness there every day
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by maverwa 1y ago
Some of the issues have been addressed. For example, iirc, there was a bug where pulling out the power plug while the lid was closed would trigger the device to wake up. Some other issues remain. Largest I am aware of is independent from th
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by maverwa 1y ago
The complaint about power usage in suspend is especially sad because it’s pretty much a common problem for Linux on laptops. Not sure if that’s what applies here, but the numbers about match what I see with my Framework. Basically: if you w
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by maverwa 1y ago
I won’t complain about anyone investing into wine/proton. GOG/CDPR just seem less willing or less capable of spending that money. Valve is essentially printing money. From sales, but also from other, morally less likeable sources
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by maverwa 1y ago
As someone who’s using steam daily for probably 50-75% of their lifetime now: I don’t love them, but it’s the lesser evil for sure. Sure, if GOG had even 20% of steams catalog and useability, it be no. 1 without question. But since we‘re sa
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by maverwa 1y ago
That sounds like the most reasonable judgement coming out of a Hamburg court I’ve heard of yet (selection bias applies, of course)
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by maverwa 1y ago
Combining both is also pretty common in my experience. People frist do an apprenticeship, then, for example because their employment situation changed, they go to university. There are ways for a apprenticeship to qualifiy one to go for un
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by maverwa 1y ago
I think one should also keep in mind that the linked study covers a 12 year period (2010 to 2022) which includes the covid years. But that should probably bias the number in the opposite direction, if at all. The 1% should have had better c
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by maverwa 1y ago
In theory there are two options: either the article is sources according to Wikipedias guidelines, in which case Wikipedia is not the problem, the source may be. If the article is not correctly sourced and makes up things that defame one, t
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by maverwa 1y ago
you are right, I totally read that wrong. Confirmation bias strikes again!

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