How so? Firefox isn't a small, raggedy development project. Mozilla developers are well-paid and Mozilla has offices in a premium location and it can afford paying millions to their CEO, despite losing significant…
> Oh, its good at doing desktop applications these days? Which GUI libraries are good these days? Some native win32 binding? Are there good equivalents for Qt? If your goal is "delivering applications to only…
I'm using LineageOS so I have the AOSP Phone app. If Graphene uses the same, then you can actually determine the exact time of call, but you need to jump through a couple of hoops: Go to "Call History" from the three…
Rust's async can be very lightweight depending on the runtime implementation. tokio and embassy are both runtimes but former is a throughput-optimized heavily multi-threaded while latter is a simple cooperative…
EU isn't a single identity. Usually overt displays of nationalism is frowned upon in Europe, especially in Germany. Moreover I have a strong guess that if there would be a flag, it would be the Bavarian one for a…
Yeah let's start on a specific version that they overhauled the API since computers are getting new hardware features, god forbid a different DPI. And use that as a leverage point against a library that kept their API…
True RTOS scheduling is equally possible on Rust. RTIC does it already.
There are more layers, if you'd like to look into it. - Web developers don't support older browsers because they lack the skill and economic motivation for it. - The managers of web developers will not support them,…
If 99.9999% is on WWW, nobody will move to Gemini. There is no business to build on Gemini, no publicly accessible, culturally broad community exists on it and none will exist. You'll only find programmers on Gemini. No…
For a browser, that's not really possible without a significant team of over-the-average and paid developers. There are a lot of complexities in a browser. It has to have its own GPU driver, JIT compiler, optimized…
There is, if said USB-C ports are both Thunderbolt 3+ or USB4. Thunderbolt will create a ad-hoc 10G network device between two hosts.
What prevents people from obtaining or buying such devices and automating them? Using TVs as proxies is just one example of that. People will be willing to give their ID cards away too, if you pay them or beat them…
European grid is linked together. That's one of the significant points of single market. Netherlands can use French electricity.
No. Maybe web UIs do. However professional GUI libraries like WinForms, WPF, Qt come with a lot of well defined interfaces for activating menu bar, Alt+<key> combos, tab ordering. Just like TUIs, the developer should…
> GUI SDKs generally require the developer to pick a solution. And it's easier to default to the simpler solution where you have one instance, one data model, one window. I don't know which GUIs you have programmed but…
I don't know much about macOS. I only used other people's stuff and navigating it is really hard for me. You're wrong about GTK, Qt, WinUI and Electron though. They default to "do nothing" which eliminates the ability…
Yeah. This is Unix nerd bs and toxic behavior and silly belief that only terminals deliver complex behavior. I was visiting a radio test lab in last February for our new product. They use a professional software which…
KDE has a framework based on Qt's QML that works on Android. It is called Kirigami. They have written apps and even a complete Plasma Mobile using it. The apps work both on Android and Linux. Mobile has significant…
No. When the communication side is actually done thoughtfully, GUIs deliver superior experiences even in remote environments. VSCode SSH extension is one of the most widely developer-used proof against this. Windows'…
THERE IS NO STANDARD, AGREED ON, RFC'd or EVEN BEHAVIORALLY DOCUMENTED ABI FOR MUSL TO FOLLOW! It's not Musl's fault that Glibc has an undocumented, badly designed, tightly coupled implementation. It's not Musl's fault…
Why? What kind of single-responsibility-principle that predicates the C standard library to become the both syscall interface and the binary loader as well? What happened to the Unix principle "do one thing and do it…
It's not insane. Many people who were in the GNU organisation wanted the OS to be as hostile against binaries as possible to prevent people distributing proprietary software with GNU. That GNU became the userspace…
The UEFI spec is open. The way to load Intel ME payload isn't. You need to do it otherwise the Intel CPU is as good as a brick. It will shut down automatically in 30 mins, none of the TPM functions will work, no power…
It kind of does but in a "it is an implementation detail that you cannot access and it doesn't matter" sense. Unlike ELF, PE32+ files do not have an "interpreter" that you can specify. csrss.exe handles some of the…
You can completely skip all CRTs on Windows and still have a program that can call dynamic loader and other Win32 APIs. Here is a tutorial: https://nullprogram.com/blog/2023/02/15/ When you link with UCRT your specific…
How so? Firefox isn't a small, raggedy development project. Mozilla developers are well-paid and Mozilla has offices in a premium location and it can afford paying millions to their CEO, despite losing significant…
> Oh, its good at doing desktop applications these days? Which GUI libraries are good these days? Some native win32 binding? Are there good equivalents for Qt? If your goal is "delivering applications to only…
I'm using LineageOS so I have the AOSP Phone app. If Graphene uses the same, then you can actually determine the exact time of call, but you need to jump through a couple of hoops: Go to "Call History" from the three…
Rust's async can be very lightweight depending on the runtime implementation. tokio and embassy are both runtimes but former is a throughput-optimized heavily multi-threaded while latter is a simple cooperative…
EU isn't a single identity. Usually overt displays of nationalism is frowned upon in Europe, especially in Germany. Moreover I have a strong guess that if there would be a flag, it would be the Bavarian one for a…
Yeah let's start on a specific version that they overhauled the API since computers are getting new hardware features, god forbid a different DPI. And use that as a leverage point against a library that kept their API…
True RTOS scheduling is equally possible on Rust. RTIC does it already.
There are more layers, if you'd like to look into it. - Web developers don't support older browsers because they lack the skill and economic motivation for it. - The managers of web developers will not support them,…
If 99.9999% is on WWW, nobody will move to Gemini. There is no business to build on Gemini, no publicly accessible, culturally broad community exists on it and none will exist. You'll only find programmers on Gemini. No…
For a browser, that's not really possible without a significant team of over-the-average and paid developers. There are a lot of complexities in a browser. It has to have its own GPU driver, JIT compiler, optimized…
There is, if said USB-C ports are both Thunderbolt 3+ or USB4. Thunderbolt will create a ad-hoc 10G network device between two hosts.
What prevents people from obtaining or buying such devices and automating them? Using TVs as proxies is just one example of that. People will be willing to give their ID cards away too, if you pay them or beat them…
European grid is linked together. That's one of the significant points of single market. Netherlands can use French electricity.
No. Maybe web UIs do. However professional GUI libraries like WinForms, WPF, Qt come with a lot of well defined interfaces for activating menu bar, Alt+<key> combos, tab ordering. Just like TUIs, the developer should…
> GUI SDKs generally require the developer to pick a solution. And it's easier to default to the simpler solution where you have one instance, one data model, one window. I don't know which GUIs you have programmed but…
I don't know much about macOS. I only used other people's stuff and navigating it is really hard for me. You're wrong about GTK, Qt, WinUI and Electron though. They default to "do nothing" which eliminates the ability…
Yeah. This is Unix nerd bs and toxic behavior and silly belief that only terminals deliver complex behavior. I was visiting a radio test lab in last February for our new product. They use a professional software which…
KDE has a framework based on Qt's QML that works on Android. It is called Kirigami. They have written apps and even a complete Plasma Mobile using it. The apps work both on Android and Linux. Mobile has significant…
No. When the communication side is actually done thoughtfully, GUIs deliver superior experiences even in remote environments. VSCode SSH extension is one of the most widely developer-used proof against this. Windows'…
THERE IS NO STANDARD, AGREED ON, RFC'd or EVEN BEHAVIORALLY DOCUMENTED ABI FOR MUSL TO FOLLOW! It's not Musl's fault that Glibc has an undocumented, badly designed, tightly coupled implementation. It's not Musl's fault…
Why? What kind of single-responsibility-principle that predicates the C standard library to become the both syscall interface and the binary loader as well? What happened to the Unix principle "do one thing and do it…
It's not insane. Many people who were in the GNU organisation wanted the OS to be as hostile against binaries as possible to prevent people distributing proprietary software with GNU. That GNU became the userspace…
The UEFI spec is open. The way to load Intel ME payload isn't. You need to do it otherwise the Intel CPU is as good as a brick. It will shut down automatically in 30 mins, none of the TPM functions will work, no power…
It kind of does but in a "it is an implementation detail that you cannot access and it doesn't matter" sense. Unlike ELF, PE32+ files do not have an "interpreter" that you can specify. csrss.exe handles some of the…
You can completely skip all CRTs on Windows and still have a program that can call dynamic loader and other Win32 APIs. Here is a tutorial: https://nullprogram.com/blog/2023/02/15/ When you link with UCRT your specific…