Kostic

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by Kostic 5y ago
I really love the way the design is evolving so far.
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by Kostic 5y ago
From all of the low-ops K8s distributions, k3s[0] is the best from perspective of inital setup, maintenance and usage on less powerful hardware. There are even now higher-level tools such as k3os and k3sup to further reduce the initial depl
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by Kostic 6y ago
The backwards compatibility for games on Linux is being improved. We do have Flatpak[0] which could be used for indy, DRM-free games. Valve is also working on a Steam Linux Runtime[1] which uses Linux namespaces to make older titles work on
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by Kostic 7y ago
Very annoying. I've stopped using the mobile version for a while and then replaced the web version with the RedReader app from F-Droid.[0] Hopefully, APIs won't be closed. [0] https://f-droid.org/en/packages&#
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by Kostic 7y ago
But Google's revenue isn't only generated by Chrome. And even if it was, Mozilla shouldn't try to chase that revenue. It should generate only enough revenue to sustain and futher develop web technologies which allow people to
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by Kostic 7y ago
Darwin is just one piece of the puzzle. macOS is much more than it's kernel.
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by Kostic 8y ago
As it can be seen on one of the last slides, it is on GitHub[0]. [0] https://github.com/mit-pdos/biscuit
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by Kostic 8y ago
Fedora Silverblue (previously Fedora Atomic Workstation) provides some interesting solutions[0] for the issue you mention in the first paragraph. [0] https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-silverblue/#_wha...
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by Kostic 8y ago
It really depends where your techs live. 185k is enough money to pay a 4 person team of highly skilled techs in south-eastern Europe for over one year, for example.
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by Kostic 8y ago
I cannot disagree more. The open source core is very featureful for its price, it's easy enough to host on premise and UX is very good. Granted, the paid version has some nice features and there were some problems in the past when peop
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by Kostic 8y ago
Are you running the latest firmware?
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by Kostic 8y ago
Any specific reason why you aren't using latest Fedora instead of CentOS? If you want to stick with CentOS, I would suggest you try with Secure Boot turned off.
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by Kostic 8y ago
That's all anecdotal evidence. Most people that I know use GNOME 3 which is then followed by Cinnamon and Xfce. I know only one KDE 4 user. If GNOME 3 didn't exist, I wouldn't be using Linux on the desktop.
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by Kostic 9y ago
From my own short experience, FYROM from Yugoslavia and Montenegro from Serbia.
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by Kostic 9y ago
Buying a domain would make deanonymizing them easier and would take energy from the main effort.
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Talos II(raptorcs.com)
160 points by Kostic 9y ago|104 comments
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by Kostic 9y ago
Can anyone speculate about the price for one unit?
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by Kostic 9y ago
You can't discriminate against any fields of endeavor[0] if you wish for your software to be under any OSI approved open source license. [0] https://opensource.org/osd-annotated
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OpenMoko: 10 Years After(vanille.de)
215 points by Kostic 9y ago|68 comments
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by Kostic 9y ago
VLC is indeed superior in comparison with Totem but it does not integrate nicely into GNOME as Totem would. MPV is also a very capable player. There is even an GTK frontend which obeys GNOME HIG and which is called gnome-mpv[0]. Maybe it wo
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by Kostic 9y ago
Web Browser: Firefox Email Client: Thunderbird Terminal: Tilix[0], Gnome Terminal, IDE: Visual Studio Code (although it's not a fully fledged IDE) File manager: Nautilus Basic Text Editor: Gedit IRC/Messaging Client: Polari, HexCh
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by Kostic 9y ago
Do you use extensions? I've experienced this (in Fedora 21 to 23) but since I stopped using extensions, I haven't had a single crash. I usually run one session on the laptop for 5 days straight.
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by Kostic 9y ago
Is it really? Do we have data for geographic distribution of HN users?
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by Kostic 9y ago
Actually, that's good. Now that anyone can with ease exploit unmaintained systems, people will need to start caring about security.
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by Kostic 9y ago
I've also heard that Sid is acronym for "Still in development".
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by Kostic 9y ago
> All the Slavic languages known to Google Translate have a word related to motyl, except for Russian In Serbian and Croatian the word for butterfly is лептир/leptir.
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by Kostic 9y ago
Enthusiastic individuals. I personally have content which I host on Digital Ocean droplets and which do not generate any kind of revenue for me.
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by Kostic 9y ago
Mirror? Not available in Serbia, for some reason.
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by Kostic 9y ago
Also available in GNOME 3, on Linux, under the name of 'Night Light'[0]. [0] https://www.gnome.org/news/2017/03/gnome-3-24-released/attac...
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by Kostic 9y ago
Are you aware that the name was already taken[0] for something which also has to do with file systems? [0] https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/gvfs

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