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rouxz

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    Comment #42423672

    Experimental Wayland support is a dealbreaker.

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    Comment #40934497

    performance is a feature.

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    Comment #40791907

    [flagged]

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    Comment #39374123

    Caddy, simple & easy, almost zeroconf.

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    Comment #37055495

    Cool, the biggest issue for me when I was trying to do the same thing (turn my beefy PC to a "gaming console") was the ability to turn it on with gamepad. I've spent a lot of time …

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    Comment #34940308

    Only if you trust telegram (you shouldn't)

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    Comment #34465040

    [flagged]

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    Comment #34171779

    Blockchain police is on its way, stay still.

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    Comment #34148159

    Learning wise there is no advantage, but for it to be actually useful for people that's a better option imo.

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    Comment #33741811

    How about pets.txt? My cat contributes a lot to my wellbeing so it was a tremendous help while building a website, I am sure people would like to know it.

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    Comment #33718675

    "Relaxing" and at the same time counting number of clicks right next to Ideal number of clicks doesn't work very well for me :(

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    Comment #33694277

    Who made this must be really proud of themselves and believed they did a good thing. As we all know, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" "Correct" my ass

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    Comment #33572861

    Just start with the standard library and you will be OK, in Go there is rarely a _need_ for some kind of framework to get going as I assume it is in JS.

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    Comment #33549493

    What is "next gen" in this implementation? Chrome support? IMO the hardest things in distributed crawling at scale are a good URL frontier, priorities, rate limiting and things lik…

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    Comment #33539250

    How long until ASIC mining to become unprofitable?

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    Comment #33530602

    Nobody said a word about programming jobs being outstanding lol

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    Comment #33520731

    Boneworks has very impressive physics and interactons, it is even advertised as "Experimental Physics VR Adventure."

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    Comment #33271597

    This article seems to be written by AI for sure.

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    Comment #33271548

    just another tale from vienna woods, lmao

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    Comment #33226337

    Well, the agency's reputation is not very good so we'll recover by playing "it's all for great good & people" card.

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    Comment #33226282

    I'm genuinely curious if NSA opened up ghidra because of Snowden or not.

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    Comment #33219614

    a slightly better version of Obsidian for people who don't really like markdown

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    Comment #33219575

    federated apps never really took off imo, maybe because it matters only for a small fraction of people who's concerned about security or selfhosting or whatsoever else tech people …

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    Comment #25715672

    Not just that, it is a "webapp". When did ImageMagick became old?

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    Comment #24926675

    Man, I'm so happy that things like https://github.com/mniip/wtfcoc/blob/master/CoC.md exist. People are so fragile nowadays on the internets. how come?