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micahcc

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    Comment #45854222

    WAG in WAG out

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    Comment #42670863

    steam-run seems to be able to run everything. It uses bubble wrap to keep the OS isolated and add /usr/bin stuff most exes want.

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    Comment #41816748

    > If you have strong enough rules, you don’t need to worry about the skills of the programmers. lol. lmao, even.

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    Comment #38908817

    > a simple multi-processor round robin (SMP) > the kernel is very small and does not block, so does not need to be preemptible I don't believe you and I don't even need to look at …

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    Comment #38002832

    Likely they have humans review the images (or even touch up). Same thing with the dataset scraped from the internet.

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    Comment #36869244

    I've been migrating to nixos. I think it makes news in that everyone is obligated to hate it publicly for at least 6 months before resigning themselves to it.

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    Comment #36869228

    still true it doesn't make news I suppose

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    Comment #36594934

    Why LXD over podman? I've found podman to be a pretty great docker lite.

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    Comment #36594930

    Have you tried nixos? Its a totally different paradigm and definitely an acquired taste, but I used gentoo for ~2 years, then used Arch for ~5 and now am switching everything to ni…

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    Comment #34099387

    right, they need to know whether to offer you a password or not regardless of whether you have re-locked

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    Comment #29941384

    I cycled through dwm at one point. The thing that killed me was that on my nvidia machine, for some reason it would flash when I changed desktops, like the draw order was wrong. i3…

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    Comment #29812835

    Its a slow to compile idiom. The only reason to use it is if you expect people to download the header and plop it in. Basically its an end-run around build systems.

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    Comment #29267870

    Ok I'm not crazy

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    Comment #29267865

    It took me a full minute to realize this wasn't the Los Angeles Police Department's R&D division

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    Comment #26776295

    The fu? This guy has no idea what he is talking about. > there are also lack of technical knowledge at linux side, for example, most linux distributions cant even detect the cpu ty…