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Of tools that mash interactive GUIs (lazygit) with scriptable shells (git fuzzy), I only know of AutoCAD. Scripts would routinely ask you to interactively select a set of points or an item in a list.

Are there other apps that offer scriptable GUIs ?

When RHEL compatibility is mentioned, I always wonder which kind. ABI for system libs, default packages and patches, kernel symbols and structs, selinux policies ? And if "all of the above" then what room for improvement via forks is there ?

> Isn’t there a different intelligent species I could be helping out?

If only there was a reddit for dogs, so an AI could be trained to complete sentences in their language.

It could be said that Europe collectively voted out communism at the end of the 80's.

Probably most valid code addresses on the stack are from older calls that are no longer part of the current call chain.

Will bitbucket.org sending me to oauth.atlassian.com fail with Total Cookie Protection enabled ?

Will someonlineshop.com redirecting me to payments.mybank.com fail with Total Cookie Protection enabled because the payments site uses cookies to store the return url for the online shop ?

Are there any other ARM64 Windows laptops which are further along in terms of unofficial Linux support ?

Messenger conversations are persistent, so a more apples to apples comparison would be against emails.

103,000 people voted out of 1.38M registered voters.

Because some view greatness as a by-product.

As someone noted, running `restart` in the sandbox sounds like it results in Windows preserving the sandbox.

As the saying goes, you can teach a kid from the jungle to play Go, but you can't teach a an AI that plays Go to live in the jungle.

"... a floppy-to-USB emulator. These devices cost around $275".

The last one I bought on ebay was $25. And it works.

If you find an AI generated response online, and ask GhatGPT if it was the author, it says "it was probably written by a human". But we all know there is a split infinitive here, and an archaic form there, and it knows. But it won't tell us.

Growing fruit and vegetables from a small orchard, and selling them (fresh, canned, made into jam, etc).

Found this (cubic player on a 386DX at 40MHz) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Jj97NXgHw4 and I'm wondering how much a 32bit ISA is better than a 16bit one for integer decoding.

Can a 386SX play an mp3 ? Or any CPU without a FPU for that matter ?

> Don’t try to statically link libc or libstdc++, this may cause trouble with other system libs you’ll use (because the system libs dynamically link libc and maybe libstdc++ - probably in versions different from what you linked statically. That causes conflicts.)

I guess linking libstdc++ statically is fine if it doesn't show up in ldd ?

I hope Sport mode changes both rpm limit and pedal response.

...and would there be any distortion in the result ? If this works, it should also work for printing sewing patterns which are a pain to copy by hand.

I wonder if cars from 50 years ago came with two wooden ramps that you could place next to the rear wheels and back up onto them before turning the ignition off.

How does cdc_rsync compare to Courgette for sending a 500MB rebuilt ELF binary where .text and .data now have slightly different offsets ?

When Adobe markets their product as an alternative to yours, you know you're doing it right.

Tangentially, is someone working on smooth previews for the rendered output ? Kdenlive provides preview zones where it encodes just a small selected segment so it plays smooth as opposed to at 7fps when previewing.

Encoding the entire output can understandably run slower than 1x, but transitions can be rendered on the plain decoded inputs, so I'm still hoping to see instant smooth previews in a future release.

Do any shares have to be defined or just the module enabled for this to work ?

Can you turn off your office workstation, go home and have your bookmarks copied by Syncthing when you turn on your laptop ?

Just checked that google also includes youtube captions in search returns.

Plumbers don't have side projects and they don't accept pull requests either.

I really wish someone makes an ffmpeg GUI that gives you a visual editing timeline but also allows you to use filtergraphs.

Since the ELF interpreter and glibc initialize differently depending on cpu flags, it's probably unlikely that migrating between arbitrary hosts can be expected to always work.