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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Works fine for me (Firefox): https://duckduckgo.com/?q=linux&t=newext&atb=v320-1&ia=web , it feels just a bit slower
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Google to Discontinue SafetyNet API in Favor of Play Integrity API(xda-developers.com)
2 points by JCWasmx86 4y ago|1 comments
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
GNOME Text Editor the most polished text editors I ever used for simply doing what a text editor is doing: Simply editing (plain-)text
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Nope, it's more a bug. Why shouldn't I be allowed to modify anything? I'm the owner. Sure, maybe if you unpack the image on your PC and then flash it you can modify it, but it makes it far more difficult than it could be
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Is it possible to mount EROFS as read-write, as otherwise modifying anything in system partitions will be a lot more difficult, even if you have root.
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
So basically use fail2ban with e.g. 10 attempts and only allow key-based SSH-login and you are "safe"?
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
I have: - ~/Programming for my projects I worked recently on - ~/Programming/obsolete for my projects I didn't work on for a longer time - ~/Projects for projects I currently work on - ~/tmp for projects where
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Flatpak, hands down. I can just clone the project, open it in GNOME Builder, done. No seeking for dependencies, everything is neatly packed and I can reduce the capabilities for each program.
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Vala and - optionally - GTK
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Finally some good news for free software \o/
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
> Neither Google nor Facebook has built concentration camps in the past. The same can not be said about state actors. Thus, private companies, especially those in some other country, are inherently more trustworthy than a local governme
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
No matter what, mass surveillance is always wrong. Mass surveillance is basically for against every constitution, Grundgesetz, declaration of rights that is worth its salt
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
> As a rule of thumb, the more open source you use, the more time you need to put all the content together. The initial development of this UI in a software product takes between 5 to 10 developer days based on two backlog refinement mee
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
nano is the first thing I always install on a fresh install (If it is not already preinstalled)
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
Without the urge of the companies to track everything they can, you wouldn't have to deal with cookie banners. The only fault the EU has is that the fines for companies are far, far too low and the enforcement is too slow and rare
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by JCWasmx86 4y ago
> 1. Run some easy-peasy courses from Khan Academy or similar (if someone pays their Internet access) > No bloatware, no autoupdater and if possible no GUI. Browser with mouse and maybe some typing courses requires GUI, but at least b
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
I love the gemini protocol. The spec is often quite easy to read, writing at least the fundamental things of a browser like the rendering (With a bit of cheating using GtkLabel and Pango markup) took less than a week. Only things like certi
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
Element has an IRC mode, at least for the messages
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
The client fractal was rewritten for GTK4 (Called fractal-next) and some days ago, the GTK3 Fractal is now the legacy one and Fractal-Next is the new Fractal
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
Or an alternative GTK4 Matrix client: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/fractal written in Rust, although a bit of WIP
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
> Apart from distros that ship Epiphany browser, what else do distros use WebKit2Gtk for? https://trac.webkit.org/wiki/ApplicationsGtk : Epiphany, Yelp, Devhelp, SWT, Evolution, Pidgin, etc.... > It's dubious
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
I nearly fully disagree with this article. Yes, there are still some inconsistencies with GTK3 and GTK4+Libadwaita, but that is expected, if you update your toolkit from one major version to another. But for example blanket looks a lot bett
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
Completely different experience here. At least for my purposes everything is exactly how I want it. I really have think a lot to come up with an issue for the GNOME Environment, except that some applications aren't ported to GTK4 yet
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
Yes. GNOME is better than ever, GTK4+Libadwaita is simply doing one: Looking perfect. The HIG are excellent, without GNOME I would be maybe 40% as productive as with it.
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
In the browser on Fedora/Firefox, it works too, but maybe it is an issue with the desktop application
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
I use it at work, well it's a nice thing. But the only thing that is annoying, if I want to copy text by double clicking, it adds the sender to it. (E.g. If I want to copy $COMMAND, "$SENDER_NAME: $COMMAND" is copied into the
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
The feed is well, not that accurate. "Recommended based on people you follow ", but I don't follow any people... The recommendations are really wild (I don't care about VSCode plugins or list of opensource Discord commu
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
Looks out of place, does not follow the GNOME HIG as opposed to better text editors/IDEs. Furthermore the text rendering looks weird and feels laggy, at least for me another factor is the use of electron and how opaque VSCode is as opp
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
Yes. If your site requires JS for one of the following things, it is simply broken: - Video - Plain-Text - Images - Sometimes forms HTML provides everything you could need in the huge majority of cases.
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by JCWasmx86 5y ago
You pay for Windows, the price is already in the hardware, if you purchase a PC with Windows

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