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Comment #42391352
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you, but Dioxus does not use the canvas when rendering in the browser. It uses the DOM with CSS just like any other JavaScript framework does.
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Comment #42221841
The whole paper is not only full of misunderstandings, it is full of errors and contradictions with the implementations. - Rust is run in debug mode, by omitting the --release flag…
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Comment #42029653
There is rqbit written in Rust and does not rely on libtorrent: https://github.com/ikatson/rqbit
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Comment #41640951
I started with the World Editor from Warcraft 3 around that age, creating custom maps, gamemodes and spells/abilities. It has scripting capabilities that is somewhere between GUI c…
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Comment #39892375
So far the comments here seem to think they are introducing generic ads in the client, while the ads the article describes is to allow game studios to offer virtual rewards (aka ha…
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Comment #37982258
I'm not the one who wrote the original comment, so I can't modify it. But one should still commit offsets because it is the happy-path; DB transaction successful? Commit offset. If…
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Comment #37981996
Depending on how you use the database it is. If you write the data as well as the offset to the DB in the same transaction, you can then seek to the offset stored in the DB after a…
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Comment #37796466
Veritasium has an interesting video explaining this, mentioning 23andMe on multiple occasions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT18KJouHWg
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Comment #37618432
I watched the video and thoroughly enjoyed it, thank you for sharing it! I have a question that is perhaps not entirely related to the video, but it touches the topic of context sw…
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Comment #37617944
From my perspective they're not entirely equivalent. The async variant seems to be batching getImages and saveImages, while the sync variant gets and saves each image individually,…
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Comment #37576025
It's worth mentioning that there are some aspects of the virtual thread implementation that is important to take into consideration before switching out the os-thread-per-task exec…
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Comment #37354724
There's also Mullvad's adblocking DNS service, which contrary to their VPN product is free for anyone to use: adblock.dns.mullvad.net They have more variations like social media bl…
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Comment #37193974
The main problem I have with reactive programming in Java, at least with Project Reactor which is the only one I've used is the cryptic stack traces. You can regain some informatio…
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Comment #36454654
Seems to me like their Channel Servers pretty much does the work of what Cassandra would do, with Consistent Hashing and their Consistent Hash Ring Managers, although it's not deta…
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Comment #36155534
I'm in the same boat as you, also used Mullvad port forwarding for this because all I can get where I live is mobile 4G internet which is 1) behind NAT, so I share IP with many oth…
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Comment #27364952
You can always self-host it: https://github.com/financial-times/polyfill-service
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Comment #25807677
Hopefully I'm not too late to spark some interest, but have you seen Pony[0] yet? It's a mix between Rust's safety & Erlang's concurrency (actors). [0]: https://www.ponylang.io/
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Comment #23610235
It does, if you use e.g uBlock Origin. Twitch is actively trying to circumvent adblockers but so far hasn't been able to topple the more advanced blockers, even though they release…
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Comment #23179480
I'm using Firefox and all I have to do to view permissions for an extension is to go to about:addons and click an extension, and there will be a "Permissions"-tab that lists what p…