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When Europe Falters, America Gains [video](youtube.com)
2 points by 0rzech 2y ago|1 comments
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by 0rzech 2y ago
I had the same problem, but it turned out to be a missing dependency: my webkit2gtk was 4.0 instead of 4.1. Another one, to my surprise, was xdotool. Why does a Linux webview app built with Dioxus require it? I'm asking, because softwa
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by 0rzech 2y ago
No problem! Nevertheless, saying also that only Baltics take Russia issue seriously is just wrong. I understand your frustration, though. Nobody listened to Poland's warnings about consequences of NS either. For instance, I remember wh
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by 0rzech 2y ago
> although the Finns and Poles finally woke up to it last year - also why Poland upped its military spending to 5% Poland has been warning about Russia at least for over 14 years now, since before Crimea annexation for sure. It started w
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Not a mainstream language, but Ada has Annex F - Information Systems, which can be used for currency handling. [1][2] [1] https://ada-lang.io/docs/arm/AA-F/ [2] https://www.adaic.org/resources
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by 0rzech 2y ago
IMHO, some people just really want Dart and Flutter to fail, so they post the same tired doom prophecy in hope it will become self-fulfilling. What is also annoying is that they come to normal Dart/Flutter related threads just to spoil
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Using package layering ( rpm-ostree install [...] ) used to be discouraged unless strictly necessary, but it's no longer the case: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-silverblue/getti... . Nowadays yo
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by 0rzech 2y ago
The OP wrote "chip", not "cheap". ;)
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by 0rzech 2y ago
https://www.rp.pl/biznes/art41124241-gawkowski-komisja-europ... > Zakład integracji i testowania półprzewodników Intela This translates to "Intel's semiconductor integration and testing plant". So it
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by 0rzech 2y ago
> I have trouble seeing the rationale. The government can brag about "amazing" high-tech investment and new jobs in Poland. They'll just put aside the fact, that the real deal is going to happen somewhere else (in Germany,
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I heard this will be a testing and packaging facility. Your argument still holds, though.
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by 0rzech 2y ago
And your doubts are well founded. The Polish have been liking it so much, that "Mazurek Dąbrowskiego" (the Polish anthem) has references to Bonaparte (perhaps not exactly deservingly) and Italy because of the Partitions of Poland
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by 0rzech 2y ago
I can't believe someone would make such claim with a straight face considering Partitions of Poland.
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by 0rzech 2y ago
> And for how long has it had this "broken" behaviour for? For years: "This will probably be part of the upcoming Gnome 46" [1], "46.0 2024-03-20" [2]. Funnily enough, this feature seems to have been release
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Similar post and discussion, but related to Gnome 46 design in general: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41409215 .
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Yes, that's what they claim. But then imagine someone having to use Gnome with just one functional arm for some time. It's going to be a horrible experience due to long mouse travel distances, options buried in hamburger menus or
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Well worth the read. Many of the pain points mentioned in the article also have another and perhaps surprising dimension - accessibility. Think about people having to use Gnome with just one arm, for instance during rehabilitation period af
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by 0rzech 2y ago
> In Germany the cellphone area code is just out of a range your provider has registered and if you move to a different provider, you typically move over your number. Same in Poland.
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by 0rzech 2y ago
> Even with Elden Ring that runs perfectly on my Linux machine, I cannot use any multiplayer features (summoning friends, reading messages etc.) because the EAC anticheat doesn't work on Linux I had to disable online features in Eld
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by 0rzech 2y ago
People interested in "Nineteen Eighty-Four" by George Orwell might also be interested in "Limes inferior" by Janusz A. Zajdel, "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley and "Animal Farm: A Fairy Story" by Ge
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Poland, Netherlands, Austria and Luxembourg are against as well: https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/council-to-greenlight-chat-... .
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by 0rzech 2y ago
This information has definitely been available before [1], though some media might have reported it just yesterday. [1] https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/leak-eu-interior-ministers-...
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by 0rzech 2y ago
Just don't get guided by the tables with only those Alliance members, who actually made it into the European Parliament, on this page. For instance, only Sylwia Spurek is mentioned there for Poland - a terrible choice IMHO [1], while t
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by 0rzech 3y ago
You should definitely check Stanisław Lem [1][2]. Some details might got lost in translations, but it's still worth to get to know works of this Polish writer. [1] https://english.lem.pl/ (site's English version s
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by 0rzech 4y ago
If they ban petrol and diesel cars, then they should do it equally - including luxury cars, supercars etc.
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It's also worth mentioning that Ada and SPARK are very easy to pick up these days. There's Cargo-like tool Alire [1], official VSCode plugin [2] and Open VSX plugin [3], Ada Language Server [4], Emacs Ada mode [5] and GNAT Studio
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by 0rzech 4y ago
> I think the argument is that OP wants the hammer factory to focus on making hammers. I think the OP meant this and that it's not like other languages are anti-LGBTQ or something.
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Get Started with Open Source Formal Verification [video](fosdem.org)
71 points by 0rzech 4y ago|2 comments
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> "Did you read the article?" is a particularly unhelpful comment when the linked article has been hugged to death, and the real article is behind a sign in wall. As is making assumptious comment without reading the article,
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by 0rzech 4y ago
I suppose it all revolves around money.

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