

I said it was significant, not that they were having problems.
I said it was significant, not that they were having problems.
I’m pretty sure only the yellow bar on the right of that indicator is cache. Green is actually being used by processes.
It’s apparently jumped by almost a third of all of their available RAM. That’s pretty significant.
They made that and it’s called pure functional programming. Take a look at Haskell
My favorite is still the Dualshock 3. Works mostly out of the box in Linux (you need to tweak a setting in the bluez config as of somewhat recently). I haven’t tried making them work on Windows in well over 10 years but from what I can see Steam has special support for them, otherwise you need a standalone driver. Can’t say anything to how comfortable they’d be with your hands however :P
I run Postfix, Dovecot and rspamd on my server. The configuration is here: https://git.dblsaiko.net/systems/tree/configurations/polaris
There’s also the Simple NixOS Mailserver project which is an abstraction on top of these and has a few more things. I’ve never used it myself though.
Of course, you also have to set up all the standard email setup like DKIM, DMARC, SPF and so on here.
Gradle is pretty awful actually, I’ve had to deal with it for years when I was writing Java. It’s pretty much the #1 reason I’ve stopped doing anything Java related.
Meson is the well designed option for C family languages. It also has support for Java, Rust, Swift, and a couple other languages. C is the most well supported though I think.
It also has a built-in dependency downloader that respects the system installed packages (and therefore distro packagers).
How about neither of them should be banned. Fuck this puritan BS
It didn’t do well because EA set them up to fail, as they have for years.
This sounds like getting either visual artifacts from predicting a frame that wasn’t rendered yet or higher latency from waiting for the next one so you can interpolate between them.
I’d rather turn the resolution down if your exorbitantly priced hardware can’t even run a game smoothly.
I can speak a bit, I’ve been learning Russian for a bit more than a year at uni. I actually wanted to take it in high school already but they didn’t have it where I went, I had to take French.
Я немного говорю по-русски, учу язык немного более, чем год в универе. В гимназии на самом деле уже хотел принять класс, но там не был а вместо должен был принять класс о французском языке.
iOS does seem to at least allow you to change the contactless payment app now. Probably that’s an EU-only feature though.
They don’t want their network blocks reputation lowered because some idiot is sending spam mail or has an open relay. Apparently some will allow it on request.
Personally my mail server is on a Hetzner VPS.
She reiterated that she still sees the US as Denmark’s closest ally
I really hope she does not sincerely believe that.
I was talking about Telegram. Syncing messages between devices has always been possible on Signal, just not the ones from before you connected the extra device.
Additionally, E2E chats don’t sync between devices (and iirc you can’t use them on desktop at all), and group chats can’t be encrypted at all.
Yes, the link on the site has a typo at the end: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9BWXvn-rB4s. Seems like YouTube will correct it automatically though, which is probably why it wasn’t caught.
(Besides, if you don’t want to use YT, why not go with the PeerTube one?)
Personally I’d go with Signal. Matrix has a certain jank level IME, for example rooms can get desynced between homeservers and the only way to fix is to create a new room and abandon the old one. Not sure how often that happens for small scale use though, I’ve only seen it in large rooms.
It’s slow but stagnation is a disingenuous way of putting it. https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
NAT brings no security, especially in this scenario. If you want to prevent malicious software from opening ports, you use a public facing firewall on your gateway. Which you should have for IPv4 as well.