YMMV, I have 2 headsets I've never been able to make working reliably under windows 10 and 11. Cheap stuff, but they are are flawless under linux and with my phone on android. Not to say there are no issue on Linux, but…
Oled pc screens have a terrible reputation for text. Some more than others, but it seems it's better to stick to lcd if you happen to read or write a lot.
Celeste definitely is one, already cited but Outer Wild is another.
When I type F5, my terminal writes "~" but nothing happens, what did I miss?
The point is that the shaving might not be due to the firefox variable changes, but rather to other environmental differences.
Stackless python, we were not ready for it.
I would not call apps built statically "the correct way". It offers benefits but also drawbacks. One of them being that you can't update statically linked libraries in it with security fixes without replacing the binary…
I tend to think that they mostly should be using their own user agent, and if not be desguised as the most common ones to avoid being detected too easily. Web scaping probably has been mostly running under Linux before…
If they sell tires in Ford shops, yes. Same for uber going through the App Store.
This is the point, you need an IDE with advanced features while a text editor should be all you need to understand what the code is doing..
Makes me think of this old trick that raise the room temperature when you press space long enough.
Don't say they were generous, that was a completely strategical move. By having more browser adopt their engine they can have a better control on ads and ensure they keep a way to profile users. Goal obviously shared…
As a end user, I find it quite restrictive. There might be some software I won't be able to fork/modify because they were MIT. I'm not the owner of the software anymore.
Just a matter of time. Look at where their interest are. Apple will probably be second on this, but if it happens it will be for both and the argument of security will be cried out loud at whoever complains.
But.. can you play rust on it?
Not less permissive, just targeting the end user instead of the developer rights.
Gold ! They can use emacs then.
I've not used copilot outside of emacs, but copilot-mode does everything I would want for code generation.
It depends what real world is for you. In embedded or with low bandwith it might.
Something like https://hylang.org/ ? I suppose it won't work with compiled code though.
Great, with that definition we can call all binaries opensource !
I don't see how "return (key, value)" is less readable than it's list counterpart. Now, why using a list that can grow, and so takes more space and maybe less efficient, for something that should not?
Or as a feature that will bring faster pc renewal..
You're missing the Lepidopterologist level.
.. until their curious child decides to have a look at it.
YMMV, I have 2 headsets I've never been able to make working reliably under windows 10 and 11. Cheap stuff, but they are are flawless under linux and with my phone on android. Not to say there are no issue on Linux, but…
Oled pc screens have a terrible reputation for text. Some more than others, but it seems it's better to stick to lcd if you happen to read or write a lot.
Celeste definitely is one, already cited but Outer Wild is another.
When I type F5, my terminal writes "~" but nothing happens, what did I miss?
The point is that the shaving might not be due to the firefox variable changes, but rather to other environmental differences.
Stackless python, we were not ready for it.
I would not call apps built statically "the correct way". It offers benefits but also drawbacks. One of them being that you can't update statically linked libraries in it with security fixes without replacing the binary…
I tend to think that they mostly should be using their own user agent, and if not be desguised as the most common ones to avoid being detected too easily. Web scaping probably has been mostly running under Linux before…
If they sell tires in Ford shops, yes. Same for uber going through the App Store.
This is the point, you need an IDE with advanced features while a text editor should be all you need to understand what the code is doing..
Makes me think of this old trick that raise the room temperature when you press space long enough.
Don't say they were generous, that was a completely strategical move. By having more browser adopt their engine they can have a better control on ads and ensure they keep a way to profile users. Goal obviously shared…
As a end user, I find it quite restrictive. There might be some software I won't be able to fork/modify because they were MIT. I'm not the owner of the software anymore.
Just a matter of time. Look at where their interest are. Apple will probably be second on this, but if it happens it will be for both and the argument of security will be cried out loud at whoever complains.
But.. can you play rust on it?
Not less permissive, just targeting the end user instead of the developer rights.
Gold ! They can use emacs then.
I've not used copilot outside of emacs, but copilot-mode does everything I would want for code generation.
It depends what real world is for you. In embedded or with low bandwith it might.
Something like https://hylang.org/ ? I suppose it won't work with compiled code though.
Great, with that definition we can call all binaries opensource !
I don't see how "return (key, value)" is less readable than it's list counterpart. Now, why using a list that can grow, and so takes more space and maybe less efficient, for something that should not?
Or as a feature that will bring faster pc renewal..
You're missing the Lepidopterologist level.
.. until their curious child decides to have a look at it.