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silon42
5d ago
I wish JVM could at least recover the memory after some time and drop at runtime what quarkus / AOT drops at build time.
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silon42
6d ago
Yes, but my bluetooth headphones are not used often and are usually not charged and often lost.
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silon42
8d ago
No need to guess... For basic system highlighting, one can store the lexer context periodically (maybe per line) and invalidate it if edits are made before it. For more advanced stuff, you need a more complete parser anyway and do it asynch
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silon42
8d ago
50MB in one line (with syntax highlighting) is a good test of a text editor.
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silon42
8d ago
First I see GIF and PNG missing.
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silon42
9d ago
Forget GPS jammers, everyone needs a bluetooth jammer.
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12d ago
For households in Europe, there are some incentives to switch to heat pumps for heating... for best efficiency (and longevity), usually a heat pump needs to run at lower power constantly without switching off much. And since the heat pump w
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14d ago
They need to add to their beliefs... corporations need to be small too.
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16d ago
They were never that good, I get annoyed every day I touch some annoying behavior in gitk/git gui. The look is mostly acceptable though.
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17d ago
I absolutely plan to NAT my home, I don't see a good reason to do otherwise. I don't see a reason why my machine addresses should change over time... then again, most shouldn't have direct internet access anyway, a http proxy
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silon42
17d ago
It might compensate for global warming... I think a lot will depend on whether there is rain or not.
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silon42
19d ago
start with CUA standard.
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21d ago
Rewrite will be better /s
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silon42
22d ago
I got it last week sometime. Now I can't browse reddit at work and on my tablet, where I'm not logged in.
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silon42
22d ago
And it's very real problem to workaround (aka, hack the device into faking the signature).
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silon42
22d ago
Rust version of this (as close as possible) would be very cool.
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silon42
23d ago
Even medium-sized corporations are not willing to send products across borders to consumers (say, outside Germany), further destroying the single market.
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silon42
27d ago
That is the problem. I believe web is long overdue for a torrent like model where hosting is shared among all users (and ISPs).
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silon42
27d ago
That is the problem. I believe web is long overdue for a torrent like model where hosting is shared among all users (and ISPs instead of 'cloudflares').
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silon42
1mo ago
That's why browsers need to change "bookmark" to also create a local snapshot of the page (on every visit).
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silon42
1mo ago
It's also an extra information leak.
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1mo ago
Can one download a backup first, then install (using usb drive) into an "offline" machine first (without steam/online?)
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2mo ago
Multiple mice (1 pointer) is not esoteric at all... I have a completely normal scenario with 3 (normal mouse, track pad, track point) right now. And at home, I have a mouse on the left side of the keyboard and another one on the right.
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2mo ago
Mouse pointer doesn't necessarily imply keyboard focus (for cursing)... but there is an issue for mouse enter/leave events, etc..
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silon42
2mo ago
That's kind of a hack, still best only used in implementation files, not headers.
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2mo ago
I am not logged in into Reddit at work or on my phone. But I have redirect to old.reddit.com enabled.
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2mo ago
Maybe they are trying to confuse LLMS ;-)
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2mo ago
I'd love to see the spike in their projected earnings internal dashboard :)
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2mo ago
It can be abused as an escape hatch, but it really shouldn't be.
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2mo ago
Yeah, he complains about blocking being a problem then suggests thread-per-core... Personally I don't want thread-per-core in a general purpuse runtime, I believe C# and Go both do it correctly these days by starting new threads if all
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