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by F3nd0 5mo ago
The apparent founder has replied by saying they ‘just updated today with AI’, but the comment seems to have been deleted since. Not sure whether it was supposed to be serious or ironic. Maybe the latter, since the last commit is two months
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
For revisiting the matter and recognising positive change within the FSF. It’s a more honest look for them. The FSFE failing to distance themselves from the mob was what made me lose some respect for them in the first place.
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> A cynic is a man who knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing. So the opposite of a Lisp programmer then!
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
Oh, that’s great news! My respect for the FSFE just went back up a little!
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> Who said anything about struggling with rent? The person they replied to, in the very comment they replied to…? > > > The amounts of money circulating whilst some of us struggle to make rent ...
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
What else are they supposed to do, when the new eras just keep coming every other year?
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
For day-to-day payments, GNU Taler seems like the best option by far, since it protects the customers’ anonymity. (It’s essentially like digital cash.) Unfortunately, only very few banks support it at the moment. https://www.tale
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
I think both questions are good to ask. Another follow-up question would be ‘how big is the damage to adoption’, since the answer could range from ‘barely perceptible’ to ‘devastating’. An answer closer to the latter would, in my opinion, m
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
I would have answered differently, but I guess you were asking yourself…?
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> Respectfully, that's kind of a ridiculous "impression," easily refuted by many of us who have wanted to recommend GIMP to people. Is it though? Almost every time the topic is discussed, I see someone in the comments only
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> and Pulp Fiction is in the Chainsaw Man opening. Not looking to assess how well-known Pulp Fiction is in any particular generation, but Chainsaw Man opening seems to have plenty of obscure references that really say more about its auth
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
I have the impression that many of the people who know ‘gimp’ as a slur only do because some of the others feel a need to bring it up every single time GIMP is mentioned anywhere ever.
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
Because PNNU’s Not Not Unix.
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> Anyone who works in a primarily English-spekaing country knows what it's like to try to use GIMP at work, especially in K-12. Over the many times this topic was brought up here, plenty of people from English-speaking countries hav
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> But not in GIMP for some reason you have to copy something and 'anchor it' or convert it to a new layer before you ever see it. I select something, copy it, paste it, and I can see and move it right away. Is that not working
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
After 25 years of Photoshop, is it really intuition, or is it just habit?
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
Ah, I overlooked that info, not expecting to see it in the very readily shown ‘welcome’ tab. Looks like it’s copylefted, too. And present on the Fediverse. Very nice! https://codeberg.org/uzu/strudel
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
Is it libre software?
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
And in a similar vein, Darcs. It unfortunately couldn’t compete with Git on performance, but the user experience is on a whole another level.
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
Website says €30 per seat/month, which is significantly more than Sourcehut and slightly more than GitLab.
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
What is federation if not ‘distributed centralisation’?
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
The name ‘Forgejo’ is derived from the Esperanto word ‘Forĝejo’ (a forge), but alters the spelling while leaving the original pronunciation. The result is a kind of a Frankenstein’s monster, so confusion is in order.
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
Can we meaningfully call it ‘abandoning’ when practically we’d still keep it, only twice?
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by F3nd0 5mo ago
> JPEG-XL couldn’t get off the ground until they recreated the decoder in Rust since none of the browsers wanted to touch it. This is extremely misleading. Before they even started work on the Rust-based decoder, experimental JPEG XL sup
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by F3nd0 6mo ago
Trackball.
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by F3nd0 6mo ago
They’re also working on MNT Reform Next, which is the sleeker version. It should be coming soon-ish, so if you otherwise like (and can afford) the classic Reform, you might want to keep an eye on it. https://www.crowdsupply.com&#
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by F3nd0 6mo ago
I think it’s very important to have someone making new, open, upgradeable computers. Getting an old computer might be more environmentally conscious now, but it doesn’t feel sustainable in the long term. New computers will (need to) continu
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by F3nd0 6mo ago
MNT is entirely open hardware and much more free-software-friendly, right? If you care about stuff like freedom and autonomy in computing, and you have the money to spend, the Reform seems like a far better product to me.
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by F3nd0 7mo ago
> there's nothing wrong with starting a business rebranding Nextcloud and keeping your development closed source, as long as you're honest about that, which this initiative is not. I thought Nextcloud was released under the AGP
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by F3nd0 7mo ago
It seems like you can assign this action to Ctrl + S, yes. See here: Edit → Keyboard Shortcuts → file → Overwrite […] I think this would be awful default behaviour, but I guess it’s nice to have the option if you really want it, an

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