I thought Wayland was supposed to save the Linux Phone, not the Linux Desktop?
Unicode was absolutely a good change, the burn was the execution
They kind of burned a breaking major version transition for no good reason with 2-to-3, now they are prefacing a major change with "it won't be like 2-to-3". It sounds like they may be maintaining two operating modes in…
Getting press and attention, as seen here, for better or worse.
A-10's replacement is drones, says the writing on the wall. A-10 was developed for a Fulda Gap Cold War escalation, when Soviet Union had many many tanks at its disposal. China doesn't have near as many tanks as Soviets…
Mindustry is like a PvP Factorio-lite
"Fixing" search is, at this point, to Google, "getting people to click on more ads"
I'll be tickled when they discover the AI is measuring the lens distortion of the camera or some other artifact of the signal chain.
All of my clients use Bazel now, so I've started using Bazel. I like it a lot, but there are some kludges when you get into any non-trivial chain of dependencies. First off, if you depend upon another Bazel project…
I thought Wayland was supposed to save the Linux Phone, not the Linux Desktop?
Unicode was absolutely a good change, the burn was the execution
They kind of burned a breaking major version transition for no good reason with 2-to-3, now they are prefacing a major change with "it won't be like 2-to-3". It sounds like they may be maintaining two operating modes in…
Getting press and attention, as seen here, for better or worse.
A-10's replacement is drones, says the writing on the wall. A-10 was developed for a Fulda Gap Cold War escalation, when Soviet Union had many many tanks at its disposal. China doesn't have near as many tanks as Soviets…
Mindustry is like a PvP Factorio-lite
"Fixing" search is, at this point, to Google, "getting people to click on more ads"
I'll be tickled when they discover the AI is measuring the lens distortion of the camera or some other artifact of the signal chain.
All of my clients use Bazel now, so I've started using Bazel. I like it a lot, but there are some kludges when you get into any non-trivial chain of dependencies. First off, if you depend upon another Bazel project…