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9d ago
Yes, that's why I was wondering about any relations. But later I've read that there was some kind of Anime called Iczelion (or it was the hero name, whatever). Author also is interested in anime, I guess that's the reason for
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10d ago
Any relation to Iczelion from the masm32 tutorial?
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13d ago
Oh, so we are yet again in the 'Bob' phase? Maybe this time it'll work.
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14d ago
My friend got a ban by using Pi agent with Antigravity. They un-banned him later, but that was enough to stay away. There are much better services than Antigravity out there.
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14d ago
Thanks. I was looking for a way to reduce my startup times because I was envious of Neovim. It doesn't work for me out of the box (I'm on macOS now), but it seems that there is a lot to steal from. ;)
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15d ago
I would love to see your config!
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15d ago
https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/ It only means that >90% of text editors use the wrong UI toolkit for the job. We already had faster editors on the Amiga 500 (CygnusEd) than we have now. The fact that
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15d ago
By "LSP support" I didn't mean "editor should call this API over HTTP and interpret whatever LSP server responds". It's a lot more than that, and LSP support in editors if often times broken. It's like say
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15d ago
Text editing is a solved problem. It's not about the style of cursor, or if rope is used or not. We already have answers to that. It's about remote editing, LSP support.
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16d ago
> Alas, the complexity of its meta-object compiler (MOC) Do these people use the same template when writing about GUIs? I mean what's complicated about MOC? In CMake it's even transparent and the user doesn't even see it
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17d ago
I guess a comparison would be: a megacorp invests in children in africa (schooling, money) so later they can hire them and make more money. Should we support this or resist?
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17d ago
I kind of have mixed feelings about this, because from one point of view we're fighting the corporations, but from another, Valve is a major force in pushing Linux gaming so that more gaming can be done outside of big corpo operating s
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17d ago
Theoretically probably yes, but practically... I've spend whole weekend to try to force wxWidgets (gtk-based) to compile without X11 support (wayland only). The amount of problems with glib+gtk I've encountered on Linux forced m
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17d ago
They probably will, that's why it's good to grab the torrent while we can.
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17d ago
Last time I've looked at Relm4 it was in the middle of global refactoring that required changes to all codebases. Is it stable(-r) now? Also what is this cross-platform you speak of, if we're talking about Gtk4? Compiling glib on
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22d ago
Hilarious. Web devs discovering UX from Win95. What's next, 3d buttons?
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24d ago
> Two processes running the same SELF binary do not share text pages the way a normally-mmap‘d ELF does, because the bytes are copied out of the b-tree rather than mapped. Isn't this the whole point of executable file formats? To
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27d ago
Do more TUIs. People are unable to do good GUIs. The web shows this; completely disregarding any UI guidelines by web people established since 80s is a proof that most people have no idea how to make GUIs. I don't know how to make a go
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27d ago
You say it like it's less dumb to feed this kind of data to other EU or US models.
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28d ago
Duplicate functionality compared to XLibre was reimplemented here from scratch, or sourced from XLibre?
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1mo ago
We need MV2. But we can't get it. Google is stronger. So instead of fighting for MV2, I say we fight for another set of browser-specific APIs in browsers other than Google's.
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1mo ago
I understand that. But multiple browsers have cloned uBlock-like ad blocking as their core functionality. For example Vivaldi, Brave. And they don't need MV2 to block ads, and use uBlock filters (easylist, abp filters, etc). So they bl
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1mo ago
I'm afraid I've already spent many nights sleeping on that exact same view. If you're more enlightened, then the best you can do is to explain it to lesser beings, not virtue signal that you know better but others are unworth
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1mo ago
Manifest V2 functionality that has been cut out was used only in adblockers, right? And we have adblockers built-in in various browsers now. So since we have built-in adblockers, we don't really need MV2 functionality anymore? Why oppo
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1mo ago
Lots of browsers have built-in adblockers that use the same lists as uBlock Origin. Why it's important to support the extension? We have adblocking anyway. But also, be Mozilla: decimate your own plugin ecosystem, kill half of plugins,
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1mo ago
I'm not struggling because I don't really need nor want to understand that. The fact that you want to run macos-specific software doesn't affect me at all, and has nothing to do with macos being better than anything else. I&#
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1mo ago
But it has directories and files inside, right? It's only the program that is used to browse is different. It's like you don't use explorer but regedit. It's the only difference. On macOS it's not like you can alway
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1mo ago
macOS is in the way at all times. It's not even possible to disable SIP completely. Trying to run more than 2 macOS VMs at once? Nope, security risk! Password, password, password. Please enter your password in order to be able to write
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1mo ago
How's registry different than ~/Library/Application Support?
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1mo ago
Well I run Linux since 25 years, so if you're telling me that it's not "fit for purpose" then I question your ability to see purpose. Also I think you're cargo culting. You have problems with existence of systemd wh
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