hn92726819

He didn't say xor. Maybe it was worded as "your recent posts have caused controversy" and no specific post was called out.

Pedantry can be useful, but you have to at least be correct about it.

I don't think you read it correctly. You are incorrectly assuming the converse

> people who love being connected (implies =>) never leave it

You don't love being connected, so the author isn't claiming anything about you.

What word would you use to differentiate design and non-design functionality?

I know there have been numerous jj tutorials and guides posted here already, but this is the best one I've seen, and it matches my experience when I was learning it.

Not all OEM apps are marked persistent. Especially on non-pixel devices, you can disable a lot of apps.

> LineageOS does not come with Google Play services, so it's a lot quieter

... Than stock android. Graphene doesn't come with Play either, so Lineage doesn't have Graphene beat here.

Graphene also allows changing (or disabling) connections to Google via their proxy for: Widevine checks, Internet Connectivity checks, certificate transparency, PSDS, and SUPL. I do not believe Lineage has this.

You can actually do a lot without root sometimes. You can revoke permissions and disable apps.

Specifically, this looks like a drawing of the character Fluttershy. If it is an OC mascot, that would be weird because it looks just like her.

Thank you for the detailed reply. I just recently started playing with Tauri, so I was not aware. I also heard that gtkwebview is slow as dirt. Sounds like verso support can't come quick enough.

Can you expand on that? The point of an appimage is so you don't have any dependencies or linking errors. Rust can still link to libraries, so that doesn't seem to be a weird pattern to me.

Electron appimage would be weird though since it does all its bundling by itself

A crash is always better than OOB memory reads. All of these are crashes except the C++ one. The rust one is from 3 years ago and listed twice.

This article is about the frequency of these bugs, not their existence. C and C++ are the only languages where this happens regularly

I don't understand why anyone would continue working on the c++ project once the rust one started beating it in performance

Spoiler alert if you haven't read it.

This happens in The Three Body Problem as well. A second ship is sent after the first and surpasses it. It's a great series.

Absolutely not. It felt so laggy and buggy ~1 year ago. I think resizing my screen broke it at the time? And now it's loaded with AI and shortcuts overrides.

I switched to my custom fork of stinkpot posted a few days ago here, and it's so nice. I did have to add current-for filtering, but that was easy.