Interesting. I'm having trouble with my amd laptop stuttering a lot. It is worse under load of course, but even without any I can see random input/output lag.
Can you elaborate how you find gas more convenient that an induction stove?
I've worked in a kitchen with gas and I found it awful. It was harder to clean, you had to be really careful to not burn yourself when you had to do a quick wipedown. Making sure not only that you turned it off, but that anyone else there wasn't forgetful either.
Induction like I have at home now is so convenient. I have no worries. It responds super quick to temp changes, it automatically detects if I have something on the stove or not, so no fear of wasting power. You can't burn yourself. The surface is flat and super easy to keep clean.
It's nice to see more collaboration.
With the apparent interest in bevy, is there any chance that you will try to integrate the UI project xilem with bevy? Seems like it could be a great fit, and if it happens before the bevy project chooses a direction the two project could probably both benefit. Bevy for the great xilem architecture and xilem from the big community of developers that bevy has
I use this for my radeon RX 5700XT: https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl
You can use it for cpu as well, but i havent felt the need to fiddle with any settings there.
Post needs to have the title updated. Even though it is called OpenMower it is not open source, it uses the CC-BY-NC-SA license. The readme of the project has been updated to remove the claim that it is.
The comparison between a long ad break and a single minor product placement isn't a fair, I've never seen a single 5 minute ad for a car on TV. But I guess it does answer the question of how some people think.
I got bitten by this bundle of reviews thing. Amazon was made available in my country some time ago.
I went on there to buy video capture device to help convert my parents old tapes to video.
I found the device listing I was looking for, with good reviews. Placed my order.
Then a counterfeit showed up, completely different from the spec sheet and the image on the listing.
I filed a complaint, but they wouldn't give me my money back unless I paid to ship it back to half way across the continent, where they sent it from. Despite them just sending me a piece of electronic waste rather than the real product. Nor would they do anything about the listing.
I have a turris omina. I have no real complaints. It is way better than any other router I've owned. It is the only one I've felt comfortable to do anything fancy with.
I currently have mumble and a nextcloud server running on the router, and a wireguard interface.
I can't comment on any US ISP weirdness as I live in europe.
I know I'm only one person, but I'm a C programmer at my day job and I do all my hobby projects in Rust.
For me cargo, rust-analyzer, and lifetimes/borrow checker just makes programming so much more pleasant.
edit:
I dont go overboard on the more advanced features in the rust language, and probably write more C idiomatic code sometimes, but I still prefer using rust over C
Sorry I thought it would be obvious to anyone reading the article. My hope was that by setting expectations to where they should be, the terribleness of this corporate statement would be more apparent.
The only sacrifice Mitchell Baker admits to is firing people. Somehow the ones that stay are supposed to do more.
There is no statement that firefox should be the best browser out there to encourage more users to switch.
No rallying call against the ad industry which is internet users biggest enemy
All I got out of it is that they want to develop new services as a software substitutes and charge people for it, probably as a subscription.
I wonder if it the root cause could be the same.