RazZziel

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by RazZziel 7y ago
Looks promising, but it's only available for OSX and Windows. Will we be seeing a Linux release soon?
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by RazZziel 7y ago
On all new and old versions of all major operative systems out there you'll be able to plug in any standard USB keyboard, and it'll start working automatically. That's exactly what's happening there, but the "keyboa
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by RazZziel 7y ago
If the cost of labour is what makes local recycling impossible, wouldn't automation with AI and robots (or maybe something like plastic-eating bacteria?) be the only possible solution? Of course bypassing the problem by reducing plasti
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by RazZziel 8y ago
AppImage only needs a shell script, which you can use to run whatever you throw at it (native, python, perl, ruby, java, wine, qemu...), the only difference seems to be it will use a compressed ISO instead of squashfs to pack the directory
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by RazZziel 8y ago
Not exactly: An AppImage file packs a Linux app as a compressed ISO image with an ELF preamble that is able to access the contents of the ISO image without unpacking, so you can just double click the package and run the app without ever unp
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Your Company Should Be Your Best Product – Jason Fried, Basecamp(businessofsoftware.org)
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by RazZziel 10y ago
Lots of government websites in Spain, for instance.
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by RazZziel 10y ago
> Discussing where I want to go is a fruitless exercise. In my experience, it's neither silly nor fruitless, but you can't expect solid results either, your interests are not the only factor at play. As a manager, I'm genu
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by RazZziel 11y ago
Bear in mind AppImages are not Java, they run only on Linux, not on OSX or Windows. Anyway, I'm using Qt5+QtSerialPort myself inside AppImages, and works beautifully.