You avoid buying them precisely because of this.
You avoid buying them precisely because of this.
Without a shred of doubt.
Fuck the Play Integrity API.
I fucking hate GPU companies for always removing SR-IOV from their consumer cards
0% fixing the multitude of crippling crashes and bugs that plague the software making it unusable for daily computing.
You say this in the comments of a blogpost where they are precisely doing that
Snes9x and Duckstation
Heh, if anything simple systems like this are the ones I most use RA for, because of shaders and feature parity between standalone
Read also: Naomi Wu and the Silence That Speaks Volumes by Jackie Singh
For me too, however I would like to get a diff before confirming the merge.
Full text of the post by Asahi Lina (@lina@vt.social):
I regretfully completely understand Wedson’s frustrations.
A subset of C kernel developers just seem determined to make the lives of the Rust maintainers as difficult as possible. They don’t see Rust as having value and would rather it just goes away.
When I tried to upstream the DRM abstractions last year, that all was blocked on basic support for the concept of a “Device” in Rust. Even just a stub wrapper for struct device would be enough.
That simple concept only recently finally got merged, over one year later.
When I wrote the DRM scheduler abstractions, I ran into many memory safety issues caused by bad design of the underlying C code. The lifetime requirements were undocumented and boiled down to “design your driver like amdgpu to make it work, or else”.
My driver is not like amdgpu, it fundamentally can’t work the same way. When I tried to upstream minor fixes to the C code to make the behavior more robust and the lifetime requirements sensible, the maintainer blocked it and said I should just do “what other drivers do”.
Even when I pointed out that other C drivers also triggered the same bugs because the API is just bad and unintuitive and there are many secret hidden lifetime requirements, he wouldn’t budge.
One C driver works, so Rust drivers must work the same way.
Making the Rust bindings safe would have required duplicating much of the functionality of the C code just to track things to uphold the lifetime requirements. It made no sense. It would have been easier to just rewrite the whole thing in Rust (I might end up doing that).
To this day, bugs in the DRM scheduler have been the only causes of kernel panics triggered via my Apple GPU driver in production.
The design of that component is just bad. But because I come from the Rust world, the maintainer didn’t want to listen to my suggestions.
If it takes a whole year to get a concept as simple as a trivial “device” wrapper upstreamed (not any device model functionality, literally just an object wrapping a struct device so we can pass it around) then how is Rust for Linux ever going to take off?
Rust works. I’m pretty sure I’m the only person ever to single handedly write a complex GPU kernel driver that has never had a memory safety kernel panic bug (itself) in production, running on thousands of users’ systems for 1.5 years now.
Because I wrote it in Rust.
But I get the feeling that some Linux kernel maintainers just don’t care about future code quality, or about stability or security any more. They just want to keep their C code and wish us Rust folks would go away. And that’s really sad… and isn’t helping make Linux better.
I’m sorry but I think that’s just the way Java Edition goes mate, lol.
You see a modpack that recommends 6GB allocated and you think “oh, I’m fine, I have 16”, next thing you know you’re almost going OOM.
I have recently upgraded to 32GB solely because of ‘All The Mods 9’
They’ll switch from Chrome to Cryptocurrency flavored Chrome and think all is well in the world.
Cracking Denuvo is hard as fuck!
No matter how unhinged she is, she’s very talented.
Op… She said she will return AFTER her MMO is ready and is going well.
That won’t happen. There’s no way it doesn’t get stuck in development hell. She’s never coming back.
Damn, squeezing all of that down to 4gb is impressive!
Nice try, FBI.
Last I heard they were having this huge governance drama. They fix that yet? Or…
Man, what a joke Reddit has become after the 3rd party exodus, seems like most good subs went to shit.
So. Fucking. True. oh my god.
I want to turn Bluetooth on in a script!
Linux? Two or three commands.
Powershell? Here, run this monster or download an application to do it for you and call that via the command line.
Last time I used Windows, the only way to suspend the machine was either poking some random ass .dll from System32 or downloading PsSuspend by Sysinternals ffs!
Well I really dislike updating my computer (and on this topic, Windows Update is inconvenient and slow as balls!) and finding some new BS from Microsoft on it.
One day it’s Copilot, which I could just use on the browser if I really wanted to, the next day it’ll be Recall, which just… no.
Know what I mean?
My guess is: Got IP Address from Reddit, asked ISP for data.
I’ve seen this type of thing reported so many times, seems like ISPs will give out your data willy-nilly if someone so much as looks at them funny
Ah, well in that case, fair enough.
I’ve done my fair share of ridiculousness to keep free crappy hardware running.
I will say, try running Alpine Linux on a container.
I’ve managed to extract some usefulness out of a borderline e-waste Android tablet running some flavor of Jelly Bean, so outdated you couldn’t connect to most websites due to bad TLS certs, by running a Alpine Container on it.
Alpine was the only distro I found that could run up-to-date software on such a ancient version of the Linux kernel, everything else failed to work at all.