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3y ago
Love it, it's just what the missing bit, together with https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469273-lemmy-universal-lin...
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Basically yoga for your fingers! Very cool... Unless it doesn't remeber your stage, and so... I cried when I swiped out the Firefox tab by mistake. Edit: it does remeber, just need to slide once
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I don't think it will... C will never die. If it does, congrats. But still so far C is for many things the prime access
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The designer who did this had to invest really so much time... :-)
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Don't worry, it happened the same also to someone else: https://www.thegeographicalcure.com/post/underpants-in-the-s...
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3y ago
Gtk is multi platform. Being used more by linux doesn't change its nature, and plenty of stuff you never realized use it in many platforms.
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Porting gtk3 to gtk4 is relatively easy... And can be even automated in some parts. Not to mention that all the algorithmic part is preserved as it is. Writing something web from scratch is another world, and performances won't ever be
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Linux Matters Podcast
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It's definitely the best language for quick scripting and multi-os tools that requires some code organization, probably not for scaling stuff.
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Cuban dissident, now in Spain, says struggle will go on without him
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RAI still provides it in Italy, both on TV and online: https://www.servizitelevideo.rai.it/
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I agree when it comes with cluttered UIs in main editors, but this is different. Having a keystrokes based git interface can be a breeze. I was using GitSavvy in sublime text and it was just amazing. You can handle annoying operations in mi
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I'm quite sure there's an Italian street artist that is doing this for some years already
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The problem is currently that from an UI POV using the icon to complete is a bit annoying, would probably better if a floating complete icon would be added to the fields when a site is recognized. And that should solve the problem, no?
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5y ago
Also debian uses conditional rules on some packages whether something is for debian, ubuntu or a derivative
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That's somewhat true, it changes to me when rr works and so you can basically do print where you want and going back if you forgot something.
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teleconsole is also great! https://teleconsole.com/ It also allows to do selected ssh tunnels, useful to share services on local ports.
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The news isn't so new ( https://www.lastampa.it/topnews/primo-piano/2021/03/12/news/... ), but doesn't look something that will really end up well for those "barons" (no title
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That's even better concept, although that's related to the title but not sure if applies to properties.
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/s?
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Yeah I got into one with my Cuban gf and they didn't like my presence so I had to "hide".
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Something similar happens in Cuba as well. There are cheaper places where only locals can go (and till some years ago, also the other way around was true)
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They're very different. Shape, size, behavior...
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How can this work in sandbox distributions? For example in a snap or flatpak package where a binary is in a read only mode and with limited permissions?
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They also have to provide a SDK
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It's very likely that they didn't really know that Vesuvio was a volcano at all... According to various sources they just consider it a mountain, given that it was all covered of vegetation and there was no recorded trace of activ
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Not sure you're doing the math well. Can't be 40%. It's normally 27.5% [1] of pension (so not taxes), plus income taxes (which hardly hit 30%). Personally even being digital nomad most of my time and living abroad right now I
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Even without forfettario taxes are never 40%. Income tax is around 20-25%. What is expensive is the pension (27.5%), but as you said those are not taxes.
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True the language part. Wrong on the fixing side. At the contrary such places have full of people willing to help and with good engineering knowledge.
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Interesting fact: Rieti (one of two cities mentioned) is a city founded by the Romans which they called > Ombelicus Italie Which means > Italy's belly button As it was considered the center of Italy and so of their main land. Loo
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