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NonNefarious
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"I can probably figure out how to do what I need to do with [Key-Value] but" It's key/value.
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Yeah, thanks for that explanation of the issue.
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Same. I don't know much about 3-D modeling, but I took a Maya class years ago and was annoyed at design flaws in its UI. I didn't expect much from Blender, owing to the shitty UI offered by other widely-used open-source software l
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I found this quote particularly undermining of his credibility: "It’s entirely intuitive,” he responded. “Homo sapiens have been around for 200,000 years. Until the industrial revolution, we lived outside. How did we get through the Ne
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And isn't Lenovo perpetrating a bunch of anti-customer, John-Deere-style lockdowns and rip-offs on their hardware?
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Are you running a Linux distro built for ARM in a VM on Mac?
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We're also still waiting for graphene to solve all of our problems. Oh, and why are we still waiting on this: https://phys.org/news/2010-02-spray-on-liquid-glass-revoluti...
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Don't we hear about one of these every five years or so?
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Because "DPU" is a thing...
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4y ago
So will he move to repeal egregious NEW taxes that have been heaped upon residents, like the extra gas tax applied a few years ago with the lie that it was necessary for road maintenance (CA already has massive gas taxes for that)? There sh
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LGPL IS about dynamic linking if you don't want to release your source. That's the workaround.
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And I do. I'm just saying that is not operating under GPL.
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You should be! As you can see, people are probably still talking about it 20 years later.
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How is it not a problem if you want to sell closed-source software? I guess you can dynamically link desktop applications (although I'm not sure how this works in Apple's Mac app store), but you can't do that with mobile apps
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We just built a desktop app with QML in a CMake-based Qt project, and I've been pleasantly surprised by the experience. Our brief experimentation with Qt Widgets, on the other hand, revealed a shocking level of dysfunction in basic UI-
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Sure, I'm not trashing the language, because I know nothing about it. Our whole dev team is C/C++, with random people who know Python and a few other things. I'm the only one who knows Swift. They're bright people and no
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"I just wish Google had built Flutter on a low level core that isn't tied to Dart, so it would be usable from other languages." Exactly. Dart is a deal-breaker. I was tasked with choosing a cross-platform development solution
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And CompuServe wasn't even the Internet. It, like AOL, was a glorified bulletin-board system. AOL tacked Internet access on as an afterthought. I remember getting personal developer support from Microsoft on CompuServe in the early &#x
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Some colleagues of mine worked at Google, and their reports do not reflect well on the management style there. People are pitted against each other and forced to downrate one vs. the other in periodic reviews, using a graphical tool built f
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Ha, somehow that's not what I imagined Tom Lehrer looked like after hearing him on Dr. Demento for much of my childhood.
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EphPod was way better than iTunes. It was free, straightforward music management for the iPod, and in fact the only way for Windows users to use an iPod. To this day, iTunes (or "Music") still can't automatically keep your li
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From the beginning, iTunes lacked simple functionality that EphPod had. Remember EphPod? It was the only way 95% of the world could use an iPod, because it was the only Windows software to interact with one. And it was free. For example, a
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The farmed salmon? Farmed fish have, historically at least, contained high levels of PCBs and other long-term chemicals: https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-h... I would think there's some w
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Apple already removed the audio output from its best-selling music player: the iPhone. Might as well get rid of the dedicated music player too. Meanwhile: Sign up for Apple Music! It's the future of Apple!
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It was also 100% bullshit then.
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So how do you invoke it? It doesn't sound like it's been available to the complainants here.
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Love that idea.
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Cool. Recently I had to decide on a cross-platform solution for Mac, Windows, and potentially iOS and Android. After looking into quite a few candidates and reading a lengthy thread on here covering that very topic, my conclusion (and that