Baguette5242

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by Baguette5242 1mo ago
As CEO of HTMX, I am very proud of the work achieved by the team.
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by Baguette5242 6mo ago
Just made a donation. LibreOffice is not going in the direction I would like to, but this software is bringing so much to the community.
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by Baguette5242 8mo ago
It’s not like this issue had been solved like… what… 15 freaking years ago in China. The fact that this is shown as a « big step forward » is a a great example of how much the EU is lagging behind. It’s honestly quite sad. Anyway, let’s wai
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by Baguette5242 1y ago
I tried Datastar and it was great, then I saw this kind of move and it turned me down immediately. I don't believe it is the right way to play. A Pro support would have been better. Plus the fact that the licensing prevent to use the D
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France's answer to US' Stargate: $112B AI investment package(techcrunch.com)
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
I read a lot of negative/pesimistic comments, but just to put things in perspective, this phone was developped by a middle/high school guy when he was 13~16 years old… come on guys…
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
Don't understand shit, but congrats on the website. Is this React 19 ?
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
Firefox might be irrelevant in terms of market share but is more relevant now than ever as it is one of the few browser that is independent from Chromium. Mozilla really need to get its shit together and double down on Firefox development a
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
The de-facto apps should have been PWA, free, open, accessible, cross platform.
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
Holy shit (hits the fan). For sure CrowdStrike will be held accountable in several countries, but I believe that some conclusions need to be drawn also from a customer/user perspective. - Is it reasonable to grant such privilege access
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
It's not a question of fragile, it's a question of constantly bypassing the security that is supposed to be in place. I can perfectly understand that my company refuses me to install an app on my laptop because it may cause securi
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
You forgot something. It’s from FT, so there should be something about “deregulating national industries” and el famoso “open public strongholds to the private sector”.
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
I'll try to build my own corne keyboard so I recently dived into custom mechanical keyboard rabbit hole, which seems to be more of a black hole from which nothing comes out, not even light. (Plot twist: I have no experience in solderin
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
If it is mainly for web-browsing, then Linux Mint, with only a web-browser (uBlock extension), and an Office suite. How can you go wrong with that ? It depends on the usage of course. If there's a need to manage pictures from the phone
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
Bro... serpentza and C-milk did very qualitative videos around 2015 and 2016 if my memory is correct but the content produced over the past years has turned completely sensational and they accentuate on it purposefully (probably due to Yout
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
I think it is super cool, and it gives me many ideas. I have a similar personal project that I am working on, and I was struggling to find the proper API to retrieve the data, managed to get some from the World Bank, build my own charts wit
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
It's really a short sighted vision from Mozilla (and others). No doubt that further regions will just copy/paste/modify the current EU framework and apply it locally, there's already discussions in Japan, South Korea and
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
What is pretentious however is to judge without having experimenting it. "no lessons can be learned from Chinese bureaucracy about how to deal with immigrants." is quite a bold statement... But you go ahead, state that the way oth
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
Exactly what I was referring to in my previous post: _I am tired of the pretentious western europe politics/administration point of view that immediately ranks everything (including good ideas) coming from Asia/global South as &qu
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by Baguette5242 2y ago
I lived in France, in China and now in Germany. I would say that somehow, France and Germany are quite similar, it's just that one suck more than another on specific areas and vice-versa. The net salary is somehow higher in Germany but
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
People can say whatever they want about Thunderbird, but the reality is that it just lags behind web based solutions. It’s seriously 10 years behind what it should be, it’s getting better no doubt but still lagging behind…
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
“The process was eased, in part, by the ability of macOS, iPadOS, and iOS to work seamlessly with third-party systems like Microsoft Word, OneDrive, Google Drive, Google Docs, Gmail, and Chrome. To me, this is the best of both worlds, and n
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
Yeah I know. And I don’t understand 2 things about it: 1) How is it possible to have a company releasing VSCode wich is a quite viable and ok to use Electron app and on the other hand, releasing some Electron garbage such as Skype or Teams.
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
Mmh… I see that we definitely have people of good taste around here.
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
Last time I tried the new Outlook, I casually pressed “Alt+H, MV, A” to perform an “Always move to the folder…” action, guess what, the new Outlook at the time didn’t even supported the keyboard shortcuts. What is the point of rolling out a
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
Amateur… I am using a 2009 15’ MacBook Pro Unibody, with a swapped SuperDrive to SSD, another main SSD and RAM boosted to 8Gb. OpenCore Legacy to update to a relatively recent version of MacOS. The only thing that is so annoying is the webc
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
You mustn’t have moved from an EU country to another. Being an EU citizen, I drank the cool-aid about the freedom of move and work in any EU country, but the reality being that there are so many cultural, linguistic, administrative, legisla
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
I don’t agree with your comment. I see 2 scenario based on your assumptions: 1 - The companies are making way too much money in the EU and are willing to go through “fines and fees carefully engineered” (which by the way are called laws and
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
I reassure you, it's pretty much the case everywhere. I believe that stellar public services are just a myth that doesn't exists (at least in post 90's western Europe), despite the amount of money pored into it. The problem i
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by Baguette5242 3y ago
At some point, someone needs to explain to me why political and/or public figures are still active and using this garbage platform. I would understand this if we were like in 2005~2010 when Facebook, Twitter and co. were at the top of

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