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I don’t know which part you think is not true, but for me it’s 100% true

The shift register design sounds quite expensive. You're essentially constructing <issue width> number of crossbars of 32 times <comparator widths> connected to a bunch of comparators to determine instruction boundary. In a wide design you also need to do this across multiple 32-bit lines

Haha that'd be a little counterintuitive given all 32-bit aligned is the trivial case for decoding variable length instructions, unless you're thinking about prefetching/branch prediction etc

Perhaps you mean vdirsyncer[1]?

[1]: https://github.com/pimutils/vdirsyncer

This reminds me of TinderBox[1], a knowledge organization tool on mac. Many of their features overlap, like an arbitrary note is a node in the whole graph, and being able to create views etc. I do wonder if there's someone who's switched from one to the other, as I was contemplating buying tinderbox lately, partially because of its vibrant community.

[1]: https://eastgate.com/Tinderbox/

Arch and Gentoo does the same, though I don't think they break their respective package managers

I wonder if you could use ankify to update anki cards in a bi-directional way? Like I can modify one of my cards and my notes will reflect the change, and vice versa

I wonder does jailbreaking have any implication on battery life? I'd hate to jailbreak my kindle for a very much reduced battery life

I don't know if 'most' tech uses are alienated though. I feel their offering is still quite good.

If you don't want your technology to have a proprietary stack, then definitely checkout Nebula[1]. It's very easy to setup and works very well in my experience.

[1]: https://github.com/slackhq/nebula

Wayland of course! I guess the necessity depends on whether you want non-integer scaling factors.

Thank you for your info! That's extremely helpful and accessible! I already made the purchase and look forward to more of your awesome product!

Is there perhaps a guide on your website that could detail the steps involved to get an ASN and ipv6 up and running? Also could you explain the free /48 included? Thanks.

This seems like a very good deal! Has anyone bought this before?

Happy user here, but has anyone tested kagi vs devonagent?

Not sure I found what you mentioned on the page you linked to

Can you be very kind to provide the Mac browser link as well? It seems this link is only valid for ios and iPadOS apps

I see nim being compared with the same languages as zig. Does anyone has any opinios regarding how nim vs zig?

For one, S/MIME certificates all require a non-trivial amount of yearly price.

Could you describe a bit why Obsidian feels superior to you? I tried to get into Obsidian multiple times but I just never got it. I don't really see myself clicking on the knowledge graph every other day, and typora actually had wikilinks.

I have found tailscale to be far more superior. For one, it actually works behind double NAT whereas zerotier just doesn’t