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Comment #28884268
I used to like D too. At the time there was an alternative standard library called Tango that was more object oriented like Java or .NET, combined with a desktop UI library (deskto…
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Comment #27731069
This leaves with a bit of concern about how reliable is storage encryption on consumer hardware at all. As far as I know, recent Android devices and iPhones have full disk encrypti…
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Comment #27284265
I understand that Fuchsia is currently targeted at IoT or consumer devices, but can it run "containerized apps" in server environments with its current design (compared to Linux na…
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Comment #27156178
Compiling every dependency into a single WASM binary (including database engine, language runtime, etc) and just deploy and scale it on a serverless platform. No more containers to…
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Comment #24674394
The last time I had to work on a Gatsby project, it had build times of approximately nine hours. Last thing I heard from them, is that when faced with the need to update news on th…
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Comment #23179352
Check PulseEffects, it has an UI that allows to enable and configure effects for both input and output. Last I checked, it is on the default repository of many distros. https://git…
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Comment #22251781
I agree: plain text is after all, easier to manage. Personally, I've used Joplin [0] some months ago, and Im using QOwnNotes [1] now. Both are open source, cross platform, and can …
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Comment #22219218
I would like to add Bootstrap to the list, including other CSS libraries/frameworks. In Bootstrap case, it included a grid, and other UI components (like a dropdown menu, and a mod…
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Comment #22162062
I have a small Nextcloud instance at home that uses BTRFS (on HDD, with noatime option) for file storage, and XFS (on SSD) for database. I started it just for testing, and has been…
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Comment #21475566
I would like to know if somebody has good experiences to share about AMD video cards on Linux (with the latest driver AMDGPU). I bought a Ryzen (Zen 2) for workstation, where I nee…
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Comment #21089087
To me its a bit tricky to summarize, so its a long answer. During the build, Gatsby compiles JSX and saves the result in a temporal folder. Some time after, it spawns several subpr…
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Comment #21088552
I would not recommend to use Gatsby in a project if it requires a frontend with complexity beyond static-scrollable content. Some problems that I found after some months of integra…
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Comment #13496322
What does Kitura use for threading and IO in Linux? Is there any library for cross platform asynchronus IO?
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Comment #13486862
Firefox OS development as an alternative to Android AOSP would not be good for the community? I mean, in the desktop world, we have many Linux distributions, BSD derivates, many de…
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Comment #13448376
Great article! Reading the title, I thought it was about the "tricks" that games used when the best thing available was the fixed pipeline. I still remember how amazed I was when l…
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Comment #13432535
I favored Swift over Go in a small project (developed in my freetime) because it has template / metaprogramming support, and it calls destructors inmediately on unreferenced object…
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Comment #13118840
After chasing strange bugs when using dynamic languages like PHP and JavaScript that keep running by default when minor errors happen (PHP warnings, or undefined variables in JavaS…
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Comment #11198550
Sometime ago, i tried react and found a property named like "do_not_modify_or_you_will_be_fired" (i dont remember in which object). I understand encapsulation is necessary, but i w…