justaguy88

I've wondered if they could use explosives to dig it out

Why can't linux run android apps? https://anbox.io/ exists, I'm sure it could become a more integrated thing on a linux phone

The other avenue is adding a Rust frontend to GCC

Internet is becoming a safety device

Elon Musk has mentioned an 18m wide version of starship (current is 9m)

That's ok, just make more cards.

Not everyone has a farm, some people just have a beefy machine somewhere in the other room that they'd love to have the power of while they work from the laptop on the couch

> could just be my sight

It is

1080p to 4k is such a large difference

I just want to be able to run self-hosted CI without it failing due to github

What's the best practice for high availability (self-hosted?) repositories?

Is there a pass-through proxy for git? Or a leader-follower arrangement that is nice, with a proxy server?

Thats not wayland though, that the choice of the implementation.

Why is this legal?

Just turn _everything_ off except the strictly nessesary, which for me is just whatever messaging app I use to talk to close friends

Or maybe everyone did go up, but just haven't gone down yet in the bubble pop

It sounds like you're "over-exposed" to Apple in this risk category

Electron -> Neutron -> Proton...ohwhat

If you use an apple tv, then all you want of your tv is to be a dumb hdmi display

Is this tech news?

Is it responsive enough for VIM?

It might be easier with copyright, since it wont rely on the local prosecutor to do anything, the artist can sue

Latency is very important, but cost is even more important. If there was cheaper lower latency DRAM they'd use it

I suspect that Microsoft _would_ be willing to pay those fees. A first world country that doesn't use Google Search would be a huge win for Microsoft

Should be closer to $50million I'm thinking

It's not really being used as a microkernel though

I guess everyone will have to resubmit their 1-stars :/

I've had to use apple's subscription to nytimes as an indirection so that it's easy to cancel

There is https://sr.ht/

I'm interested in hearing who is actually hiring bootcamp grads? I've not actually met one before (though maybe bootcampers don't end up in backend roles)

AI is still terrible, news at 11. I wish they'd just employ human filters instead.

Is there admin overhead that gets in the way? For example, someone disputing 400 different 1 cent charges