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vincentkriek

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    Comment #48021914

    How does this work? Can you show it?

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    Comment #47861051

    4k on linux is not possible due to drm I think?

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    Comment #46766040

    Github copilot used to only be in line completion. That is not vibe coding.

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    Comment #46216048

    No, Rust is in the kernel for driver subsystems. Core linux parts can't be written in Rust yet for the problem you mention. But new drivers *can* be written in Rust

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    Comment #46043529

    As an init manager, systemd is the best thing that has happened to the wider linux ecosystem. Being able to indicate dependencies, document order and being able to let an applicati…

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    Comment #45576887

    And ASML is not in Holland, nor is Nexperia or ASMI. I can't think of any semiconductor business in "Holland".

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    Comment #45357025

    The person you replied to agreed, but the maintenance could be done by other people while Hashimoto could continue to improve other technologies.

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    Comment #44152661

    The language and the compiler infrastructure is for me the biggest problem. It's very hard to understand what is going wrong when it goes wrong. Most advice feel like copy pasting …

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    Comment #43433796

    Kobo Sync as it's called in the documentation ( https://github.com/janeczku/calibre-web/wiki/Kobo-Integratio... ) works very well, and is very easily enabled (updating a single lin…

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    Comment #41233867

    There is no difference to a .Add() function, that's true but even for strings you wouldn't have an Add function. It would be an Append() most likely which explains much more what i…

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    Comment #40943605

    IRC has no chat history either, right. I get the simplicity of IRC but searchable history is a bonus for Discord. As long as the service is available, searching is kinda possible. …

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    Comment #40839263

    Never said it can't be good in an IDE. But there is something that draws people to vim, which isn't just the cool factor. IDEs often even have vim modes but vim itself is a nicer e…

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    Comment #40839165

    I usually doubt about this, am I missing out on useful tools because I like my terminal based environment. Editing is much better when you have tools that are keyboard first, I thi…

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    Comment #40615884

    And what would be the answer then? Where would it be safer somewhere in history than it is now?

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    Comment #40561356

    I think the fork has to do with the following item: > Unlike SerenityOS, Ladybird will have a relaxed NIH policy (instead of "no 3rd party code!"), and will leverage the greater OS…

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    Comment #40129504

    What is a "native keyboard"?

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    Comment #39600700

    How so? I find it very interesting to see how many servers use windows or what software is used in embedded applications

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    Comment #38683679

    According to your source of 3.2h a day it would be closer to 90h a month (28 days * 3.2h) for the shortest month we have.

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    Comment #38652166

    In the Netherlands WhatsApp became popular because they offered free SMS.

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    Comment #38175020

    What is $normalemailprovider? I have been looking for an alternative that is more standard, but it seems like only Fastmail is big in this space. The rest are small shops that don'…

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    Comment #38052559

    To add to this, for me it's not specifically about the ease of setup which isnt that much easier (although it's nice that it's standardized). It's more about the teardown if it's n…

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    Comment #37946380

    Is this something you expect to use as your main torrent client?

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    Comment #37897523

    When is the last time the US has defended Europe?