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by F3nd0 1y ago
I could submit a fish on desktop Firefox, but apparently the fish died shortly thereafter. Voting is broken though. EDIT: Nevermind! Now there's a problem uploading a fish, and the local aquarium is broken, so I can't view the pre
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by F3nd0 1y ago
Here’s hoping GNU Taler will actually take off! Not really P2P, but should cut down on technofeudal overlords. https://www.taler.net/
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by F3nd0 1y ago
> You are comparing nations and cultures that have be living side by side for thousands of years to a 77 year old state (Israel) occupying territory that has been Palestinean for thousands of years. What difference does that make for &#x
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by F3nd0 1y ago
> Hamas advocates the liberation of all of Palestine but is ready to support the state on 1967 borders without recognising Israel or ceding any rights In what way can this be read as 'honestly offering a two-state solution'? If
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Iris-WebP: Fast, efficient WebP encoder(halide.cx)
4 points by F3nd0 1y ago|1 comments
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by F3nd0 1y ago
And not free software, either. A shame. :/
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by F3nd0 1y ago
A possible work-around that comes to mind is always prefixing your reply with some form of ‘(reply below)’.
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by F3nd0 1y ago
On the other hand, it's perfectly reasonable not to give up the choice that you prefer and consider superior in many ways, just because ‘e-mail was eaten by Gmail and Outlook’. In fact, I personally feel great aversion to those two ser
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by F3nd0 1y ago
The main problem I always encountered when sending plan-text e-mails was quote formatting. The 72-character limit works well enough for my own reply, but when the quoted replies already consist of 72-character lines, adding several levels
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by F3nd0 1y ago
Did he ever specify what he meant by ‘acting like adults’? I can imagine a number of changes in attitude one might associate with growing up, and I find a good part of them regrettable at best.
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by F3nd0 2y ago
I have English as my second language and can't think of a single reason why foreign words should frustrate me. On the contrary, I feel like I have an advantage; since English spelling/pronunciation is very messy, coming from a lan
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by F3nd0 2y ago
> Framework has shipped multiple generations of hardware with upgrade SOCs/Mainboards in the same form factor. MNT Reform is already on their second generation case and mainboard form factor with no reasonable upgrade for their firs
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by F3nd0 2y ago
> Realistically usable and proven to be more "future proof" than the MNT Reform Devices. How is Framework 'proven' to be more 'future proof' than the MNT Reform devices? > You know, with actual notebooks
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by F3nd0 2y ago
For the DDR, yes, but as for the GPU, is this still the case with Collabora's ongoing work on Panthor? https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/news-and-events/tami...
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by F3nd0 2y ago
Why should the choice of licence not be a fair concern to express in the comments? I'm not questioning the validity of the authors' decision per se, but the considerations and priorities behind it, and whether they ought to be di
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by F3nd0 2y ago
Discord chat, Expat licence, GitHub repository... perhaps we also need a good UI library that manifests a greater desire to cultivate user rights. I'd say that's just as important as technological advancement, if not more.
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by F3nd0 2y ago
What should they have been using instead?
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by F3nd0 2y ago
From what I can see, he's neither an ass nor adamant that it's impossible. He claims it's impossible to universally support the jump within certain technical constraints (which VLC supposedly limits itself to). The only tim
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by F3nd0 2y ago
I don't think either of the comments you replied to has stated the opposite. They both spoke of GNU, not the overall GPL licensed software ecosystem.
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by F3nd0 2y ago
And of course, they've gone with a pushover licence. Or two of them, it looks like.
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by F3nd0 2y ago
MIT/Expat, to be precise.
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by F3nd0 2y ago
Isn't that how it usually works with any given platform? Developing most of it with a given toolset which is then regarded as 'natural' or 'official', while developing for it with other tools becomes less viable or
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by F3nd0 2y ago
As a Dvorak user, ‘eza’ seems like an improvement! (‘ls’ on a Dvorak layout is ‘p-’ on QWERTY; both keys on the right little finger.)
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Selenized color palette: Solarized redesigned(github.com)
1 points by F3nd0 2y ago|0 comments
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by F3nd0 2y ago
> but i did not ask you to take further steps in the same direction, so that you could twist my words. I took them to paint an example, so that my argument could be better understood. The example was clearly presented as my own; I have t
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by F3nd0 2y ago
> how did you jump from C to all programming languages, in the context of that statement? I did not say anything of the kind. Simply by taking further steps in the same direction. The submission is about Aro, and therefore comments about
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by F3nd0 2y ago
And just by virtue of being about C compilers, it is also about C, thereby making all talk about programming languages on-topic? I see your point about other C compilers being related, but following this line of thought, most any topic coul
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by F3nd0 2y ago
Congratulations on the kick-off! Now that Ladybird is no longer a part of SerenityOS, will you consider a switch to a licence which not only grants, but also protects user freedoms (e.g. the GPL, MPL, EUPL)? Also, any thoughts on having off
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by F3nd0 3y ago
Whatever are you referring to? JPEG XL had already been merged into Chromium, prior to being removed again (without a proper reason ever given). As far as I know, the JPEG XL developers have offered to do whatever work was necessary for Chr
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by F3nd0 3y ago
> And MIT license. For me, that’s very much the unimpressive part.

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