Does it work all the time? I'm using tip and had scrollback stop working after a long ssh session.
Yuck nativescript
You're missing Gates 640KB of ram reference
Isn't Mozilla's main source of revenue actually google?
They don't want to depend on third party companies to complete their stack offering on the datacenter. It's the same way as why Nvidia wanted ARM, but on the other direction (CPU/GPU)
IIRC Sometimes some of these units are tied to a mortgage. Renting it at a reasonable price could make the price of the unit to drop making the money lender wanting to renegotiate the mortgage contract.
ARM Ubuntu or X86?
From what i see the Clang difference mostly looks like its because it is a 10 core cpu (with 2 efficiency ones at that), vs a 16 core. (I'm seeing 104 klines/sec vs 180.5), the 5800x seems to hit 94-96klines/sec Kinda…
Here: Install this, will fix how command+tab works and it's actively developed. https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos
If it's on a laptop: Fractional scaling. On wayland you can get some blurry apps (iirc xwayland apps) and on xps 13" (unless its the oled probably with it's weird resolution) integer scaling isn't good enough tbh
How are thermals though? My xps 13 with 2 fans can get hot enough to be unconfortable, so i can't imagine how it will be with a single fan
Theres not even a need to do that, upload the encrypted image and its neuralhash.
The sad part is that the M1 Macs are like 2 generations ahead or more from the competition. I'm replacing my m1 air for an xps 13 and boy this thing can get scorching hot. On the other side, the keyboard is probably one…
Why change now when the damage is already done? People who know how bad this can turn probably already left or are figuring out how to leave Apple's ecosystem.
Why Graphene instead of Calyx? The later seems to be more user friendly (asking because i'm looking into it)
So for someone who's not actively into the systems programming ecosystem, how used is Zig (niche i guess?), and how different is it to nim? Since i don't see any mentions to it.
My guess is different clock speeds, also base air has one gpu core less...
So what's new about this? It's been in the market for a while at around $20k per tile iirc. On the other side doesn't Sony, Barco, Christie and a few other signage companies have something similar to it?
The closest i've seen to that is the Pixelbook but that's not mainstream linux but clearly shows it's doable
There's also some early/limited support of vue using nativescript, which is more mature than weex. https://www.nativescript.org/blog/a-new-vue-for-nativescript
In the case of Blender once you get the hang of it, you'll feel more confortable than with other similar tools that do the same. I would say its kinda like vim. Also why don't you use Krita?
Stuff like connecting to different port, you need to do --ssh="ssh -p 1111"
They could update hashes on login if needed. So i guess its something they don't want to talk about
Does it work all the time? I'm using tip and had scrollback stop working after a long ssh session.
Yuck nativescript
You're missing Gates 640KB of ram reference
Isn't Mozilla's main source of revenue actually google?
They don't want to depend on third party companies to complete their stack offering on the datacenter. It's the same way as why Nvidia wanted ARM, but on the other direction (CPU/GPU)
IIRC Sometimes some of these units are tied to a mortgage. Renting it at a reasonable price could make the price of the unit to drop making the money lender wanting to renegotiate the mortgage contract.
ARM Ubuntu or X86?
From what i see the Clang difference mostly looks like its because it is a 10 core cpu (with 2 efficiency ones at that), vs a 16 core. (I'm seeing 104 klines/sec vs 180.5), the 5800x seems to hit 94-96klines/sec Kinda…
Here: Install this, will fix how command+tab works and it's actively developed. https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos
If it's on a laptop: Fractional scaling. On wayland you can get some blurry apps (iirc xwayland apps) and on xps 13" (unless its the oled probably with it's weird resolution) integer scaling isn't good enough tbh
How are thermals though? My xps 13 with 2 fans can get hot enough to be unconfortable, so i can't imagine how it will be with a single fan
Theres not even a need to do that, upload the encrypted image and its neuralhash.
The sad part is that the M1 Macs are like 2 generations ahead or more from the competition. I'm replacing my m1 air for an xps 13 and boy this thing can get scorching hot. On the other side, the keyboard is probably one…
Why change now when the damage is already done? People who know how bad this can turn probably already left or are figuring out how to leave Apple's ecosystem.
Why Graphene instead of Calyx? The later seems to be more user friendly (asking because i'm looking into it)
So for someone who's not actively into the systems programming ecosystem, how used is Zig (niche i guess?), and how different is it to nim? Since i don't see any mentions to it.
My guess is different clock speeds, also base air has one gpu core less...
So what's new about this? It's been in the market for a while at around $20k per tile iirc. On the other side doesn't Sony, Barco, Christie and a few other signage companies have something similar to it?
The closest i've seen to that is the Pixelbook but that's not mainstream linux but clearly shows it's doable
There's also some early/limited support of vue using nativescript, which is more mature than weex. https://www.nativescript.org/blog/a-new-vue-for-nativescript
In the case of Blender once you get the hang of it, you'll feel more confortable than with other similar tools that do the same. I would say its kinda like vim. Also why don't you use Krita?
Stuff like connecting to different port, you need to do --ssh="ssh -p 1111"
They could update hashes on login if needed. So i guess its something they don't want to talk about