Shared404

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2251.
by Shared404 6y ago
>They are already in conflict with the constitution... PATRIOT Act would like a word.
2252.
by Shared404 6y ago
Not even sure "don't be evil" is still written down. [1] [1] https://gizmodo.com/google-removes-nearly-all-mentions-of-do...
2253.
by Shared404 6y ago
Obviously limiting free speech is absolutely not okay. If I came across as overly combative in my last comment I'd like to apologize, that was not my intention.
2254.
by Shared404 6y ago
Not gatekeeping, I phrased my idea badly before, and I'm sorry about that. I would like to make it clear that I feel very strongly against gatekeeping, and against censorship. More like not pushing for more acceptance. Allow a communit
2255.
by Shared404 6y ago
Maybe I'm behind the times, but my understanding is that web browsers are a rather large chunk of malware installation vectors.
2256.
by Shared404 6y ago
Imho, try to keep it from going mainstream. If there aren't enough viewers to make advertising profitable, then many of the problems filling the current internet would not appear in the first place.
2257.
by Shared404 6y ago
As much as I would like to believe that Joe McRando is going to keep a six foot distance from me and where a mask, I've seen enough to make me believe he wouldn't. Therefore, it stands to reason that it be, maybe not illegal, but
2258.
by Shared404 6y ago
I think the reason people go straight to something like an anti-cheat driver first is that they think "technology created this problem, therefore technology must fix it", despite the fact that the only possible ways to "fix&q
2259.
by Shared404 6y ago
Never used WeChat for obvious reasons, but matrix(1)/riot.im(2) may be what you're looking for. 1. https://matrix.org/ 2. https://about.riot.im/
2260.
by Shared404 6y ago
> Transferring even more billions of borrowed government money to the dinosaurs only delays the inevitable. And costs tax money.
2261.
by Shared404 7y ago
All software has bugs. Also, how are the application developers supposed to test for every single environment? In an ideal world, you could get away with pushing all updates automatically, but I for one would rather not get my production se
2262.
by Shared404 7y ago
+1 for almost everything. Also, Alpine is brilliant as a server OS.
2263.
by Shared404 7y ago
I can't speak for the lower two questions, but Pop has gone the other direction on snaps. The default method of app installation is apt, but if that is unavailable, it will use flatpak from flathub.
2264.
by Shared404 7y ago
It may be worth checking out Pop!_Os, it will include flatpak, but it treats it as a fallback when a deb isn't available.
2265.
by Shared404 7y ago
Pop!_Os is basically just Ubuntu but better. They will have flatpak integration with the store app with 20.04, but the official stance is to use the deb packages first, and then fall back to flatpak if there is no deb available.
2266.
by Shared404 7y ago
What I assume the parent was talking about was the ability to literally just open a new terminal window with a keyboard shortcut (e.x. Mod-Enter in i3wm). If that's the case then yes. While using i3, you can also place a terminal in th
2267.
by Shared404 7y ago
No, they just have to edit it so it calls home to them. Still a lot of work though :P
2268.
by Shared404 7y ago
As much as I would like to think that, I have to disagree. I've spoken to many somewhat technically savvy people who when informed $product sells your information, are shocked.
2269.
by Shared404 7y ago
I use popOS on the UX330UN, not the exact same model, but fairly similar. I haven't had very many major issues with pop, but it is the only distro that hasn't given me any.