@Darkovernerd ah, I'm mostly using integrated graphics.

From what I've heard, Gnome and KDE have gotten pretty decent support for Wayland on Nvidia gpus as of late. With the very recent Nvidia driver, sway and wl-roots, it's even possible go get Sway running.

Sway.

Github for my personal stuff, "Self-hosted" Gitlab for work.

I've also used gitea and it works but is not as feature rich as github and not even close to gitlab.

Edit: why? Well, github is the only platform if you want people to actually contribute and gitlab for work because that's what they have.

But every time you authenticated with a password you'd see a message saying exactly this, no? I've been using ssh keys for years and not worrying about passwords at all.

@killames ?????

Writing C++ for work now, I miss Rust every second..

All about personal preference and use case. There's no universal "best".

Just accept that.

Sure ain't Nvidias fault all amd cards are out of stock as well...

You have the answer in the tags...

If it *have* to be a web app:
* Rust with Rocket
* PostgreSQL (speed, json)
* Angular
* Needs a app-like feel? PWA.

None of that electron BS, it's just Chromium anyway. Let's not waste the users disk space with copies of a browser they already have installed.

M1 Macs only natively support one external monitor which at least for me is a deal breaker.

So we're at the point now where just using the word "dark" is racist?

Smh

Maria DB is pretty much a drop in replacement for MySQL (I think)

I personally use Postgres for everything new.

Mxr? 🤔

Say we want to add two numbers in ARM ASM, you would write this:

ADD R0, R1

There's no optimizing that as far as I know.

No.

So uh this seems like an exam question.

If you really want to know, use a compiler and run your code.

Cors is super nice tho

@localpost That is indeed the perfect site.

I do try to use as little js as possible tho.

For web stuff, no frameworks or libraries are needed. Plain Javascript works just fine.

Macros put the logic in-line. No function jumps required. This leads to slightly better performance.

In some languages you can tell the compiler to put the function body in line, not sure about Arduino.

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As @Fast-Nop said, Intel AX200 is a great option. A few friends in school had wifi issues on Linux, they all changed to AX200s and all problems disappeared.

"I changed to a new Qualcomm..."

There's your problem. Basically only Intel wireless network cards have good Linux support.

Splice the power cables. Cut the ground to both drives and hook em up to a switch.

I do understand your frustration if you're working with IAR products.

The language does not determine the error messages, that's the compiler and linker.

@N00bPancakes It's part of our "Computer Systems Engineering" course. It's going to be a indoors climate control system. We just thought it'd be funny to put memes on the screen.

We spent many many hours writing a program to convert images to bits and getting the screen to print it just to shitpost 🤷‍♂️

Was just about to say "I don't see the problem".

SCSS really is way better...

I've never written in Swift. Are swift pointers any different from C pointers?