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Raymonf
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Comment #37697404
Maybe eventually? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/russia-is-trying-...
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Comment #34977594
é is a valid character in latin-1, the current encoding in "many cases".
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Comment #34730792
> One for Japanese and Chinese Please don't do this! Han Unification causes your Japanese text look weird when displayed with a Simplified Chinese font, likewise with a Traditional…
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Comment #34395026
Yes, unless you run OOBE\BypassNRO.cmd from cmd to bypass the network connection step, since there's no "skip" button anymore. Even this is somewhat broken. If you run this after c…
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Comment #33665113
Other than Hyper-V, what hypervisor can paravirtualize DirectX 12?
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Comment #33299544
By "base CSS" are you referring to using @apply? That's generally not recommended from what I understand, with componentization and reuse being preferred over most usages of @apply…
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Comment #32831716
> Showing the user nonsensical warnings like "Someone is trying to steal your credit card information!!!!11" only creates confusion and misconceptions about security. So is this su…
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Comment #32615186
I found that my Discourse instance consistently took ~250 milliseconds to display the forum post list (according to the little box at the top left corner). After getting annoyed wi…
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Comment #32364337
Android's app optimization process is AOT compilation of apps, not "a ploy to foist more unnecessary and unwanted apps"...
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Comment #32199192
#6: These are full-width brackets. Most Chinese input method editors will output full-width characters by default instead of the half-width ones that you're accustomed to. For exam…
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Comment #31902135
What? The "majority of Android users" are Samsung users, where Samsung Internet is the default. Sure, it's Chromium-based, but not Chrome.
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Comment #31823381
That's about 5 minutes of "normal" scrolling on Tumblr and Twitter. I don't think you're in the target audience of Tumblr, which is fine.
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Comment #31814492
I just made a brand new account to try it. On M1 Max with Safari 15.5, it took me about 40 seconds of fast scrolling to get it to start stuttering occasionally. Then, another 30 se…
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Comment #31813939
If I understand what you're trying to say correctly, I need to say that I'm speaking fully from a user experience standpoint as an end user. I am not a Tumblr engineer. Anecdotally…
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Comment #31813803
Sure, if you've got a tumblr.com account just start scrolling on your dashboard and have fun. You'll be able to see it take seconds to render at a time. This is true on an M1 Mac, …
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Comment #31813420
Because of Safari. Safari works amazingly for small websites, but for websites with infinite scrolling like Tumblr and Twitter, it becomes unbearably slow after the first hundred o…
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Comment #31717529
That's not even close to what they said. They said, you can do it "if you have the skills" and that "the large majority of humanity does not" have these skills.
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Comment #31460324
Then what API are you going to use on macOS?
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Comment #31459903
Why wouldn't GPU support for the M1 GPU require Metal? You should be able to run PyTorch on the CPU of a Pi?
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Comment #30731500
It's even worse than that. Right before that, the article claims that the Chinese language is "almost the same as the first inscriptions from nearly 3,200 years ago".
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Comment #30729378
Come on, it's the first alpha. If you _need_ it, I'm sure they wouldn't mind you contributing a driver to check it off this page: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Tasks
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Comment #30279376
Yes, Windows 10 has continually improved UTF-8 support. You can even set applications to use it by default now.
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Comment #29502777
Use a Windows VM? x86(_64)->ARM64 is not going away on Windows anytime soon.
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Comment #29103702
The VM still has a lot of Lua 5.1 code. It's definitely a fork.
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Comment #28375543
Masks.