Hearted Youtube comments on Brodie Robertson (@BrodieRobertson) channel.

  1. Going with "model weights are open means open source" honestly to me feels kinda like the "everything is open source if you know assembly" argument.
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  2. The MS engineers know no one actually wants it, so it's a Blink-182 reference, "Nobody likes you when you're 23"
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  3. We should officially bless an environment variable NO_FUN_ALLOWED for these kinds of situations
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  4. No fake tears and no ukulele. Disappointed.
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  5. "How can you tell if someone is an Arch Linux user? You don't have to. They are going to tell you." -Mental Outlaw 2022
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  6. You were correct, I saw it within 26 minutes of the upload :P Thanks for the long-term review and kind words :) Great video as usual. The reason why -wlr does not have window share is because wlr does not have a protocol for sharing a window buffer, and even worse, with the current architecture, you could only have hope for that even being doable if the compositor is not using a custom renderer (so e.g. sway, but not wf or hl) :) Bugs in screencopy are not a pw issue, not a wlr issue, they are my issue as "with speed come mistakes" and especially in C (and especially when working with code you did not write, xdph is a fork of xdpw) those mistakes can go unnoticed easily. Regarding screenshots - I fixed this by making a script that runs `hyprpicker -r -z` a moment before grim, freezing the displays and then allowing me to screenshot :P A fun note: on -git I did some HEAVY optimizations over the past 2 days and now Hyprland with effects is lighter on my gpu than sway :P - Staged for 0.28.0 - stay tuned :) Some people report 3x GPU usage improvements which aligns with my profiling Another fun note: you didn't mention our amazing new mascot or the cool hidden easter egg :P
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  7. I want a modern keyboard with F13-F24 keys
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  8. The only uncomfortable truth I know is that installing Linux didn't make me cool. Turns out I was just always cool ;)
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  9. I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Leah, is in fact, GNU/Leah, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Leah.
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  10. 5/10 not enough Wheyland shilling
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  11. STOP USING GIT * Computers where supposed to run programs SO WHY IS THERE CODE * Years of coding yet no reason for anyone who isn't a smelly nerd to understand it JUST MAKE AN EXE AND GIVE IT TO ME * "Hello I'd like to run your program. Sure just git clone; ./configure; make; make install" - Statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged. LOOK at what programmers have been demanding your Respect for all this time, with the computers we built for them! (This is REAL git, done by REAL programmers) > git checkout master ??? > git reset HEAD && git push -u origin/master ?????? > git branch -vv | grep ': gone]'| grep -v "\*" | awk '{ print $1; }' | xargs -r git branch -d ???????????? THEY HAVE PLAYED US FOR ABSOLUTE FOOLS
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  12. Brodie: Linus Torvalds Subtitles: -12 volts
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  13. That one discord employee: 💪🗿🫳
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  14. I believe Hector is right about one thing: if Linus or Greg don't take an official stance basically saying "Work with the R4L people or leave the project", R4L is gonna die a slow painful death
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  15. Valve: Does nothing... Valves 5 min later: Why dont we revolutionaze the linux world?
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  16. Jim Gettys and Bob Scheifler, the original creators of the X Window System, certainly deserve an immeasurable amount of credit for envisioning a system that has persisted for over 40 years. It is an accomplishment on par with the creation of UNIX itself.
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  17. It's no longer Fish, now it's a Crab
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  18. the value of PWA is when they provide offline functionality like photopea
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  19. Never thought I'd hear the phrase "cringe-worthy" in a corporate response.
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  20. Andres Freund, who found and reported this, should be called "The XZorcist".
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  21. Wait, so I could've been using github issue file attachments as free object storage all this time?
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  22. This year will be the year of breaking every single preconceived idea on Linux world.
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  23. Please don't forget that proprietary software has the same problem, but worse because it's harder to catch this stuff before it is exploited.
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  24. We're very lucky this wasn't an LTS release.
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  25. The user agent string is just all browsers pretending to be each other.
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  26. So, basically, Linus is saying "convince me", but in a way that makes most people back down and only the ones really prepared to do their homework have a chance.
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  27. discord canary fixed screensharing on wayland by finally updating their electron version 🎉
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  28. HELLO EVERYNYAN HOW ARE YOU? FINE THANK YOU I WISH I WERE A BIRD
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  29. Thank god we have suspend by 20 minutes so we can burn energy for ChatGPT
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  30. We have a dedicated group of testers called "our user base".
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  31. Hahaha. Dylan went and became a farmer. He's living the dream of those sysadmin and devops after working in the industry over 20-30 years. Goat farmer inc.
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  32. As a dev the only time I would ban this is if the issue wasn't real. Hey, reading the source and finding the bug is more painful than reading this so I would let it pass...
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  33. RNG designer here : The idea of a firmware TPM having a secure RNG is just silly. A secure RNG needs a nondeterministic component, meaning it needs a hardware component.
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  34. Mozilla already found the solution to this back when they were at odds with Debian over long feature freezes and the security and compatibility implications. Trademark rights. It's well within the upstream developers rights to say *sure, you can do this but you can't call it KeepassXC anymore" Normally I frown on that tactic, but here it's entirely reasonable in order to deflect all the bug reports that should be going to the maintainer
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  35. I like Valve's troubleshooting tips for fixing some apps on gnome: "use KDE"
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  36. It's like a video game glitch that becomes an accepted tech like bunny hopping in source games.
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  37. brodie situation is insane
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  38. This man is slowly transforming into Richard Stallman, both mentally and physically
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  39. "How are developers taking this seriously?" Project maintainers have to do a lot of mental effort to de-stupidfy issue reports all the time. UwU isn't even as bad as it can get with legitimately asinine reports.
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  40. thank tux you made a video on this, I was getting worried I'd have to think and form my own opinion in the matter
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  41. It would be good for everyone if Cinnamon, Mate and Xfce would share some core apps.
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  42. Accidentally flashing your neofetch is the most Arch btw thing ever
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  43. Jokes on you Brody, my code already doesn't compile in the year 2025.
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  44. In memory management theory, a memory leak is a "memory-safe" operation (given that memory is often assumed to be infinite). A leaked block of memory will never cause misinterpretation of data, or unintended overriding of data. In practice, memory leaks can be also intentional, where the data is intended to leave until the process dies. For instance, the Rust language avoids a lot of memory unsafety, and yet, Rust has a SAFE method that intentionally leaks memory (Box::leak).
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  45. Remember: if it doesn't exist, make it yourself. That includes problems.
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  46. "Knock Knock" "Race Condition" "Who's there?"
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  47. 4:08 >eszett Brodie:"the beta symbol" Germans in shambles.
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  48. The Arch community: we like to live dangerously
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  49. I understand that this might hurt Firefox in the short term, but I think it's necessary to rip off the band aid now so tech companies can't become big monopolies again.
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  50. We should create artificial island, declare its a nation! Input output nation!
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