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pmarin
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Comment #48568656
It used Maxima many years ago.
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Comment #48475719
The arena is replacing the javacript garbage collector not memory managament.
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Comment #47464782
WHy not just add a hardware switch to allow Android sideloading? Are these multibillion companies so incompetent to not think about it?
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Comment #47390577
I am sorry if I mistaken you for a bot but the model you are describing have not been implenented by any graphic driver in decades.
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Comment #47390433
Just to be clear the hardware abstraction layer used by wayland and any current Xserver is exactly the same.
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Comment #47389881
>i don't think it has a huge impact on the discussion here. but this is such a key difference versus X, that i think is hugely under-told: Wayland compositors all rely on lots of k…
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Comment #46698277
I don't think is about China, it's more about Winnie the Pooh's legacy.
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Comment #46617816
The C way is to avoid abstractions in first place.
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Comment #46617760
C++ compile time execution is just a gimmicky code generator, you can do it in any language.
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Comment #46585355
That sound more like software pseudo-engineering to me.
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Comment #46261187
How many people know about https://lite.duckduckgo.com/lite/ ? Is a version of DuckDuckGo without Javascript. Very fast and compatible with minimalistic web browser like lynx.
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Comment #46229946
That sound more like a demake than a port. Very cool anyway.
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Comment #46048808
20 years on Debian. Not a single crash with apt
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Comment #45825203
I don't use a compositor in XOrg.
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Comment #45667634
Win32 has already a pretty good opengl 1.2 software renderer.
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Comment #43104252
Archive.org because jwz doesn't like HN. He updated it later on: "Update: On June 8th, 2024, I submitted this privacy policy to Google, and on June 10th, they accepted it. I take t…
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