The_Decryptor

It’s just too complex to implement HTML / CSS / JavaScript and all the other stuff correctly from scratch.

It depends on what you’re trying to do really, if you’re trying to keep pace when Google then yeah it’s insurmountable (Microsoft literally couldn’t do it), but if you just want basic functionality then that’s actually rather static and unchanging.

Though it doesn’t help when sites use JS for literally everything, and the vast majority do so incorrectly.

1596.645 × .001 = 1.596645kg of heroin by weight

That’s 0.1%, not 0.001%

0.001% of 440 gallons is 0.5632 fl oz (or just over 16ml out of 1,666 liters)

So it’s an “open standard”, not in the sense that anybody can contribute to the development, but in the sense that the details of the standard are open and you can learn about them.

The format itself is an XML version of the existing Office document formats, and they grew organically over decades with random bugs, features, and bug compatibilities with other programs. e.g. There will be a random flag on an object that makes no sense but is necessary for interoperating with some Lotus 1-2-3 files that a company had, who then worked with Microsoft to support back it in the 90s. Things you can’t change, nobody really cares about, but get written down because the software already implements it (and will emit sometimes)

You can turn the feature off entirely, or just not talk to people who post them? It’s not something like tiktok where you get pushed a bunch of random videos, it’s stuff that people you know are sending you.

Sudo is worth redoing regardless of language.

Or move away from it entirely, e.g. to something like doas which OpenBSD migrated to a decade ago.

There are countries that actually collect and recycle.

And we do that in Australia, we just don’t have the capacity to process all the waste (Between 85%-90% of plastic waste goes to landfill instead), and even then the recyclability of plastic is vastly overstated.

It’s a much better idea to just prevent the plastic waste being produced in the first place.

And unsurprisingly, a majority of the comments on that post are complaining about systemd.

I am entirely unsurprised that people who hate systemd also hate wayland.

It’s not like they’re going to change when you’re not looking.

Which replaced Google Play Music, which was actually good.

Didn’t ban them, just restricted who could sell them.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-24/vaping-ban-watered-down-greens-support/104016012

Jack Dorsey may have had lofty goals for Bluesky, but he doesn’t even work there anymore.

Which is a point in Bluesky’s favour.

No matter what you’ve got to compile the shaders, either on launch or when needed. The game should be caching the results of that step though, so the next time it’s needed it can be skipped entirely.

The steam social/discussion stuff is a cesspit of racism, misogyny, homophobia, etc., has been for quite a while.

I imagine the stones would survive it, just fall out of the vanishing gauntlet. It’s not like the stones were a part of it, they were just being held in place by it, but then there’s the question of whether or not the contents of people’s pockets got snapped as well, we know the pager Fury had didn’t count as “part of him”.

And no, they used the ant man tech to go back in time, no stones there.

systemd maybe, but people are already running Wayland on FreeBSD and OpenBSD

It’s a tad out of date, but the Second Doctor claims he received a medical degree after studying under Joseph Lister in 1888.

They’ve done some amazing work.

It’s “FEX”, Valve have apparently been testing it with Proton.

The Asahi Linux team have their own packaging/tooling around it, but theirs is slower at runtime because they have to run the games inside a VM as well.

Well there was Joseph Staten, worked on CE/2/3/ODST, went with Bungie when they became independent, then rejoined MS and ended up being “Head of Creative” on Halo Infinite.