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Comment #49029442
Cloudflare has become a middleman and gatekeeper of the web, a single point of surveillance, and an enemy of the open internet. Giving them more business would make these problems …
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Comment #48923255
Some time back, I had a similar problem: the LineageOS Messaging app was frequently late with SMS notifications when the phone was in idle state. Adding the package to Android's de…
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Comment #48769423
> Direct P2P connections using Iroh gossip protocol over QUIC How does it handle NAT traversal?
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Comment #48725412
Those are touchscreen actions, uncommon in desktop apps. Did you forget that this thread is about avoiding Electron bloat? (Also, it has a theme engine. The buttons don't look like…
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Comment #48725015
What is the expected price range for registration and renewal under this TLD? Will there be any assurance that renewal prices will remain fairly stable, rather than being significa…
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Comment #48723695
Qt Widgets are good.
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Comment #48669982
In which jurisdiction?
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Comment #48612314
If mpv on Linux and MPC-HC on Windows, what is recommended on macOS?
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Comment #48573551
> It's probably just something no one has thought of doing. One might reasonably think that about a number of git's rough edges, and one might be surprised at the reality. Some yea…
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Comment #48440111
> I mean, you can get the encrypted bits on the disc, except the key, so those don't really help you anything. They do, because a key can be obtained externally, such as with a sof…
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Comment #48439706
I see. I expect DRM-encumbered discs to contain encrypted data, but I think this is the first I've heard of an optical drive withholding the encrypted bits from an application. (An…
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Comment #48438413
That much is obvious. Just in case you didn't mean to be snarky, I was asking what the custom firmware brings to the device that allows using it to rip blu-ray discs that could not…
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Comment #48437026
> TURN is the same, but the returned IP:port is the one that had been dynamically allocated to you at time of querying, rather than the actual ones. I don't know you mean by this, …
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Comment #48436800
What can the custom firmware do that the stock firmware cannot?
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Comment #48427621
> The problem with fork isn't really that it's slow. Did someone suggest that it was?
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Comment #48417467
> AI breaks the social contract that used to exist between an author and a reader (of prose, code, anything). And to be clear, it is reasonable to expect an author to invest more e…
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Comment #48402673
I am aware of sysfs LED controls. They don't solve this problem, because access to them requires privileges (or permissions assigned by someone with privileges). It's not reasonabl…
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Comment #48387514
One use case is a new message indicator. Unlike icons on the desktop, keyboard lights are visible even when a full-screen application is running, or when we're to the side of or ac…
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Comment #48378066
My Wayland pet peeve: It still lacks keyboard LED control, so unprivileged X11 programs that use the Scroll Lock light as an indicator cannot be ported to Wayland. This Plasma chan…
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Comment #48360934
I'm not sure what you're trying to recall, but regarding Qt licensing, perhaps you'll find this interesting: https://kde.org/community/whatiskde/kdefreeqtfoundation/
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Comment #48338595
> It doesnt let you have unused variables Ugh. This is something I hate about Go. I would be happy to have unused variables generate warnings, but as errors, they turn the toolchai…
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Comment #48306408
The first time I saw something like this was in a music-focused virtual world from the 2000s. Strangers would strike up conversations with each other, dance (in some cases to well-…
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Comment #48297965
This title evokes memories of The Twilight Zone's To Serve Man episode.
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Comment #48186203
> If the email matches their GitHub account, GitHub links the commit to their profile and grants them contributor status. When the article mentioned email matching, I was concerned…
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Comment #48185075
This could be read as reductive, presumptuous, ignorant, and insulting. At the same time, it's often technically true, but for a good reason that you neglected to mention: Those ol…