hexo

This is what RISC-V has been designed for. So yes, it is doable (as proven).

Good job.

i dont believe anyone needs such mega-bad bloatware

Chromium for exaequOS when?

Then this in chromium, recursively, ad nauseam.

unless they mysteriously want to backup 128gb of stuff. then it more than matters. the speed difference is absurd.

normal people cant care less what majority thinks, because they (normal people) know that in 2023 this is spit in the face for extreme amount of money. none of fanboy excuses can change that.

only 80k?

Is this an April joke?

No you DONT. You must live in a very abusive country if you think that is normal.

Oh yea, privacy nightmare! Enjoy. I'm out.

>>> If they are a public space, why are the government charging them for what the public do in that space?

I dunno, I was just stating the obvious, because someone had to do it. All sides should cut the crap and abuse (FB, Canada, news publishers).

No, at the end of the day, they are SO BIG that they are more like a public place/space, where you cannot really dictate your own rules, even as a owner of such place (for example restaurants is some countries. cell phone network operators.). FB should really cut the bullshit.

I hate it. No regrets. It is good for newbies only. Even seniors new to project can benefit from it for like 2 days at most.

What is this? Cyberstalking as a service or what? Is anything there even legal?

OK. And how does requiring user account to install extension fit into this transition? Why? Do they bake me my own APK with batteries included and send it to me via email?

90% of those arent real or anything particularly new in 2020s era. boring

What is G/O, pleaase?

>>>>>> for scrolling back once you've logged into the console

>>>This, um, might pose security issue so, maybe excluding this?

oh, this is wrong and makes no sense, because I was unable to read properly the other day... i've read "once you logged out"

Id like to see always visible scrollbar. So called no-bullshit type. With buttons of course. No scroll overlay or whatever other random nonsense.

Yes, for virtual consoles. And yes for scrolling back for errors and other stuff. For example - scrolling back to see previous output (or options from --help) while typing a command.

>>> for scrolling back once you've logged into the console

This, um, might pose security issue so, maybe excluding this?

The thing is I oftentimes need to have it already in kernel by default and when I need it there is no way to install anything (i.e. non-working network), almost nothing installed, using less is a complete hell in these situations. Screen is very impractical for me to use, same with tmux. Kmscon isn't even in my distro (and the kmscon's idea isnt pretty at all - running a terminal right on top of another one just because we lost essential feature). Besides that it is needed when experiencing and dealing with bugs, system is locked up and i need to see the on-screen output - i.e. critical situations [yes this happened to me more than once in near past].

Thank you for tip and link!

Who does really use Yelp? I've seen no one. Is it just US-only thing, or?

I read more useful, I see taking bad example from archaic units. Stop that hjkl bs.

Simple, stop supporting website on this thing. Like many sites do with firefox for a long time already.

We've been there with IE. With safari. Now its time do to it to edge.

ubuntu

It has some features one should never find in a programming language. Like overuse of sigils and that is not fun, but more like annoying af.

mergers are always bad

Thanks to Him I've learned how to solve a linear algebra problem even when I had no clue what to do. He was/is absolute champion in that. At the exam, I've used his methods to approach the problem and my solutions were real different from what my examiner expected - so much that he marked my solutions as wrong(! :D), I had to point out that "wait; don't!, it IS correct" so the test correcting person had to actualy go though my solutions and proofs and really check them. I was right and passed the test.

Thank you so much Sir! OCW rullz!

Mmmm, the Prime Example of color space hell. I'd bet these people never seen it correctly on monitor since I don't think any single of them ever had calibrated display (if i'm wrong i apologize). Pointless and priceless until it gets serious and then, wait for it, printed! Which is whole another step of brain-melting-difficulty in getting it correct. (wikipedia reverters [in this scenario] are) Laughable at least, thanks, made my day. The difference in versions from 2014 (compared to later ones) is completely hilarious. Enjoy while you can!

> Some web pages are really pathological with relayout costs

I'm always wondering how much do these awesome pathological sites contribute to CO2 emissions. Along with ADs, autoplay videos, huge and slow JS libraries, animations, and other needless and outright unwanted content. Even more on mobile. I'd say it's a lot and could be cut off immediately with very positive impact and no real loss.

What is platformio good for except messing up documentation and cluttering knowledge?

Never liked the project.

How much have you been paid for it? $4k? I'd be brutally laughed at in this "awesome" country for that. Some just cannot understand it. How do you get them actually pay for that time? Thats a mystery for me.