PurpleRamen

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by PurpleRamen 4mo ago
KDE4 killed too much momentum; many promising features and apps disappeared for whatever reason or slowly faded out into irrelevance. Stuff like KIOSlaves is still around, but never really evolved beyond what it was 20 years ago.
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
> As if you believe there's some other space agency taking scientific measurements out past the heliopause. We are talking about the maintenance, not the research. Nobody has doubts about the scientific value of the collected data.
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
> You don't need to push the needle as a junior though. Doesn't matter. Many young people have strong motivations to shine and push, especially when they are in high profile-jobs. Legacy-projects are simply not alluring enough
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
> You should hire for personality characteristics, not knowledge. I'm not sure what personality characteristic are supposed to be in this context. But if you mean skills, then you have a false assumption. NASA and the surrounding in
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
A good mailclient allows a skilled user a much more efficient communication than most forums. > It probably doesn't really change that much in this scenario but with a forum or any other topics-based platform you can at least just c
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
You mean the base load? Yes, that's a common myth. European countries have no problem with their base load, even when depending on wind and solar.
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
But would you give them a job? Would they even match the requirements?
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
> Kids these days... Why would someone in their right mind think working on the Voyager project could damage their careers? It's an isolated legacy-project with no future. Mostly everything you learn for it will be only useful for t
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
For being unreliable, it's working strangely well and stable. Far better than the fuel-based sources which fail all the time for various reasons.
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
Define quickly. The problems are known for 10+ years, the calling is around for even longer. Germany car-industry has been stagnating for decades, rotting through the system even today, years after all those crises have starting killing it.
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
No, there are never enough experts for everything. I mean, how can there ever be enough 18 year old workers, fresh from college, with 20 years experience on a technology which will only be released next month, who are willing to work for mi
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
> What dispute? The discussion about the plugin-system, and the people who need it to which degree. > The parent comment says that Obsidian is not usable without plugins and it's simply nonsense. Sure, fair. But the comment happe
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
At the core, there is the tradeoff between ability and security. You can give the users power and enable them doing fancy shit, or you can make it secure, stripping any meaningful ability. Usually, people prefer ability over security. The o
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
Has WASM/WASI DOM-access? When I last read about the architecture, there was a strict separation between WASM, Javascript and the app, but also a movement to allow UI-customization from WASM-space. Many Obsidian-plugins are adding heav
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
> Plenty users use the vanilla Obsidian. They are irrelevant for this dispute, because these problems do not concern them. And the amount of people using plugins because of some real demand is not low.
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
The insecurity is part of the benefit. Obsidian being so open, allowing easy customizing is what makes it great. They should add some more bells, whistles and guards to prevent sneaky social attacks, but they can't close Obsidian all t
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by PurpleRamen 5mo ago
Will there finally be an option to move the .obsidian-folder outside the vault and ignore them inside vaults by default even if plugins are activated?
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
> An Emoji picker should be an OS-level feature. This is an "OS"-feature, where OS means the GUI-Framework that Firefox is using to integrate with the DE. > If the OS doesn’t provide the feature, then that is the OS’s decisi
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
VS Code is also offering significant more ability than Zed at the moment. If you want to sell RAM-usage as a phenomenal benefit, then you should compare it with similar editors, like Sublime or (Neo)Vim.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
It's only strange because they use natural language, and everyone thinks this huge collection of conditionals is smart. Other software has also stupid filters and converters in their sourcecode and queries, but everyone knows how stupi
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
Git is already distributed by itself. The management-part is what's missing (mergerequests, permissions, issues..), and it's disputable whether this is really necessary, or just a nice to have.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
> In reality, there is no 6 Nimmt! World Championship. Actually, it seems, there is one[1]. The german Game Company selling the game, has one running since 2018 [2]. [1] https://blog.amigo-spiele.de/2025/05/27&#
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
No, a Bus is a big car with more space for passengers. The Route has no relation to the naming.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
But they are programmable, very freely even. Whether you can start any desired program on the device is the crucial point. Having gates, doesn't influence what's inside the gates.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
They redefined AGI to be an economical thing, so they can continue making up their stories. All that talk is really just business, no real science in the room there.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
> Moleskine used to be one of the main notebooks for artists for a long time Isn't that just a story they made up to push their product?
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
> Ads need to be truthful. Since when? Ads are full of made up shit. Even the products are often presented in a way where it's obvious that something is not real.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
Moleskin is selling notebooks, not art. They happen to come with graphical elements, but I don't see them claiming those are art. So where is the deception?
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
Depends on the photo, but yes, people do demand information about software used on photos, some countries even have laws for this. Authenticity is relevant in many areas.
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by PurpleRamen 6mo ago
I don't think it's about worth any more at this point; it seems more about money laundry and manipulating the market. They are shifting power between each other and create an illusion of a healthy economy, not carrying about the d

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