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Comment #44931060
Not really. It probably got overloaded with requests and thought that another crawler was tergeting the repository so it probably bumped up the measures.
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Comment #44928615
Yes but it isn't controlled by it, that's the point.
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Comment #44928611
Well github is very much owned by Microsoft, and with the recent changes of the CEO there are a lot of reasons to prefer a non closed source and non-gigant-tech-corp-controlled sof…
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Comment #44928597
That's anubis, an anti web crawler tool [0] [0]: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis
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Comment #43916327
Then you should try egui. It has a lot of examples and it is among the most mature libraries along with iced and slint, without the licensing problems
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Comment #43760646
Tests do not account for all possible executions of the code, rather only a subset of it. Rust is indeed a safe language, in terms of memory safety. Vulnerabilities are still very …
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Comment #41195996
I guess apple works more as a "cultural monopoly", where if you don't own some apple device you're automatically ostracized by other apple customers. To them apple is more like a f…
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Comment #40957072
Moltenvk is a great solution
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Comment #40866079
Apple didn't kill KHTML, the web did. As I've already stated, any company that may fork a similar project would actually cause more benefit than harm. KHTML died because the web st…
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Comment #40861675
Sorry for my grammatical mistake, English is not my first language. That said, my point here was that realistically no company is going to fork ladybird since there's already chrom…
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Comment #40861637
Because apple themselves forked it. Only a handful of companies have the power to basically change the web browser market, and apple sure was one. Nowadays every company copies fro…
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Comment #40855049
And so? Yes people (and companies) would fork your code, but the most realistic scenario would be that the original ladybird would still be the most relevant browser of it's family…
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Comment #40628480
Thank you, I'll definitely take a look at it.
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Comment #40628338
Wow that was something I wasn't expecting. Well I guess it does kinda make sense that running untrusted code on a gpu wouldn't be the best idea, however I seriously thought that br…
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Comment #40628171
Isn't webGL's GLSL directly delegated to the driver just like normal OpenGL? Also one could easily write a lot of frontends and a single massive centralised backend with multiple p…
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Comment #40409398
To be fair, Catania has more fabs than any other city in Italy (2 with another fab in construction), also being home to the largest stmicroelectronics establishment in Italy, so I …
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Comment #40409347
Yea, coming from Trapani I can surely say that Catania doesn't even feel like Sicily. It is much more advanced than even Palermo, and no other city can really compete. That's the r…
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Comment #40124385
We managed to get twitter bots into HN. Maybe tomorrow the pigs will fly.
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Comment #40107559
It's not?
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Comment #40096860
No it's not. That is not the definition of rudeness. If it told you to fuck off, then thats rude, but if it told you that they will take legal action against you, then that is not …
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Comment #40096837
Same thing with Rai, Italy's main broadcaster: https://www.televideo.rai.it/televideo/pub/
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Comment #40096749
Again, this is not rude at all. You should get a dictionary and search for the meaning of the words you intend to say before you type them (this last sentence was deliberately rude…
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Comment #40096696
Janice wasn't rude at all in their comment, suggesting that you have a distorted idea of what rude is, apparently confuing rudeness with meticulousness.
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Comment #39439897
I guess there's no such thing. It's probably going to be raw opengl or something; 3D graphics is A LOT more complex than 2d graphics
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Comment #39427108
That explains a lot of stuff. Thanks for clarifying!