Yup. Previously.

Yup, and the Chinese state has no shortage of money[1] for funding/loaning to industries it wants to prioritize. Central planning works.

Conjugation has nothing to do with spelling. English conjugation may be the easiest of the Indo-European languages. In Chinese it’s dead-simple.

Let’s take written Spanish, which is virtually completely phonetic. You can spell almost any word you hear without ever having seen it, and you can pronounce literally any word you see without ever having heard it.

Meanwhile, consider ghoti.

That sounds like a your app problem. Try using a browser.

RISC-V for CPU. I don’t know anything about open hardware GPUs. I’ve never looked into that.

Tom’s Hardware:

• 2021: Free Open Source GPU Under Development for RISC-V
• 2024: New open source GPU is free to all — FuryGPU runs Quake at 60fps, supports modern Windows software

A Chomsky quote for the downvoters:
People not only don’t know what’s happening to them, they don’t even know that they don’t know.^[1]

Developing real media literacy is a good place to start knowing: https://lemmy.ml/comment/12094932

Silver Lake, not to be confused with:

• Alder Lake
• Amber Lake
• Cannon Lake
• Cascade Lake
• Coffee Lake
• Comet Lake
• Cooper Lake
• Elkhart Lake
• Ice Lake
• Jasper Lake
• Kaby Lake
• Lakefield
• Raptor Lake
• Rocket Lake
• Silvermont
• Silverthorne
• Skylake
• Tiger Lake
• Whiskey Lake

New WaPo just dropped: CIA secrets and exposed agents: See unredacted details from the JFK files

CIA contaminated 800 bags of sugar in clandestine operation
Date: Aug. 29, 1962 | Agency: CIA

In a covert operation, the CIA contaminated 800 bags of raw sugar on a cargo ship traveling from Cuba to the Soviet Union, a newly unredacted portion of this document says. The contaminate was a “chemical used in the process of denaturing alcohol,” the CIA wrote, adding that it would make the entire sugar shipment – 80,000 bags – unfit for consumption when it was refined in the Soviet Union. According to the document, the contaminate was not dangerous but was “so strong to the taste that it ruins the taste of the consumer for any food or drink for a considerable time.”

• Blowback
• Guerrilla History
• BBC Radio: In Our Time

Why don’t you create the exact browser you want, publish it, and then listen to people like you complain that it’s not the exact browser they want? 😂 Seriously, it takes like a few seconds to tweak the user settings w/r/t search engines.

Yes, it is someone else’s vision of a browser, and evidently wasn’t made for users like you. As the saying goes, what do you want for nothing, your money back?

I don’t care about adoption line go up, and I agree with Mozilla’s founder that adding DRM to Firefox was Mozilla’s original sin.

Indeed, dropping the old API would be the breaking change.

Rich Hickey did a fantastic talk on versioning, breaking changes, and dependencies.

A lot of these should not be called breaking changes. A new API is not a breaking change if the old API remains.

Add markdown-it-footnotes

It was revolutionary in that it killed the floppy and older non-USB ports.

The point I was making was that my pointing out the existence of X shouldn’t be seen as an well-informed endorsement for X.

What distro(s) have you run on it?