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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
>many people are trying to milk Covid concerns merely to continue working from home or reaping other benefits that they value How is this "milking" anything? The last few years have proved that lots of white collar jobs don&#x2
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
No it clearly is targeted towards them too, judging from OP's other comments where they directly include people who have real issues.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
I'm really not sure what point you're trying to make here. Every example you gave is someone "managing" at their own expense. When an immunocompromised person gets sick from a rave, no one else suffers directly from that
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
I don't need a reminder I'm in the extreme minority, my whole life is a reminder of that every single day.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Typescript and Rust didn't exist in the late 90s when GNOME was created.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Police unions are a special case that deserve special attention. They have a unique position that essentially makes them lawless organizations. They can hold the rest of the system hostage or just decide not to enforce certain laws.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Have you reported that as a bug?
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
It was never a bad idea. There are some problems that just can't be solved with throwing more money at it. The anti-union propaganda is so strong in some areas of this industry that it's manifested in that form of general apathy.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
As someone who has health problems that forcibly put me in at least a few of those "discretionary lifestyle demands," it's a little condescending for you to just dismiss it later as "neuroticism and anxiety about maintai
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
No, there wasn't a point. Making these accusations is the personal attack and it's a non-falsifiable claim anyway. Once you go that route you're on a complete descent into nonsense conspiracy theories.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
It's still not a rant. You didn't actually read my comment so you can stop with the characterizations and asking me to introspect, because you've already admitted nothing you say has any relation to what I actually typed. And
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
No, I wasn't being unfair or ranting. This is a classic case of "accusation in a mirror." When I push back on people for "shitting" on things, someone immediately tries to flip the script and accuse me of ranting. I
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Ok, sorry. I misquoted you. I should have said "isn't an attack" instead of "isn't an insult." Still, the rest of my comment is still relevant even with that change. There's no "attacks" anywhere
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
No, I'll continue calling people to task for expressing their opinions poorly or falling back on these bad justifications. Cut that out please, you're doing it now. Responding with "well I have a right to express my opinion&q
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
KDE isn't the environment of the Steam Deck. The environment of the Steam Deck is Steam running its own Gamescope compositor. The desktop mode runs KDE but that's optional and it's not the main mode because the Steam Deck isn
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Clearly they didn't "ruin" it because there are people in this very comment thread with a mix of opinions. Some saying they like it, some saying it's okay, some saying they don't like it.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
I have bad news for you, every alternative is going to be the same or worse. There's no good and clean solution for early boot services. The Linux kernel expects you to handle any of those issues in userspace with a userspace daemon
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
That has nothing to do with GNOME. That's going to happen any time you try to theme 100 different programs and try to get them all to look consistent. Try to imagine writing one CSS and applying it to every website you visit and expect
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
That would just be trading one set of problems for another set of problems. Be careful what you wish for.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
That goes both ways my friend. Open source maintainers have a right to dismiss substance-free complaints without needing to prove P = NP. Complaining about potholes is a great analogy. Repeatedly bringing up the pothole problem at the local
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
"Shitting on GNOME" isn't going to solve anything. The people who made it the default in their distros already disagree with you and trash talking isn't going to change their mind. Everyone who's been around has hea
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Sure, some people think Windows XP (also roughly 20 years old) was more pleasant too. But somehow, few of them are racing to format their hard drive and replace everything with Windows XP. I bet you could name a few reasons why.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
I actually think the reason for that is economic and it does work IRL. What you think of as "power users" actually requires a lot of training, it's expensive to produce them. Their skill set still isn't enough to offload
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
You can criticize all you want, but I notice you neglected to share any of that actual criticism in your comment. Closing a bug as wontfix isn't an insult, please stop taking that personally. All open source projects reject bugs someti
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
The comment on the higher up graph still says "I've excluded personal accounts" so a lot of data is just missing there. I'm not saying it's illegitimate to criticize anything. Please don't put words in my mouth
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
I never denied anyone that. Go criticize all you want. Just please stop with the conspiracy theories, it's bad discussion. You don't have to be a Red Hat customer, you could pay any other Linux consultancy.
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
GNOME can be fiddled with, just not in the same way as KDE. And KDE can simplified for installation on work computers, just not in the same way as GNOME. Personally I use GNOME now because it fits my current workflow better, but in the past
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
No, that page is misleading because it doesn't include unaffilated developers. Red Hat may be the biggest corporate contributor, but most contributors are actually not affiliated with any corporation. I say you're trolling becau
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Please stop with the trollish responses. Even if that was true (it's not), what makes you think Red Hat wants to start paying those costs?
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by QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y ago
Please stop with the conspiracy theories. GNOME is still very much a volunteer project. And KDE also gets corporate contributions too which they're very grateful to receive. GNOME isn't really against "choice" either, th

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