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4y ago
IRCCloud now acts as a regular bouncer for any client.
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Wayland has been used by actual people for less than 6 years. Fedora 25 released with it by default in late 2016. Before that it was heavily in development.
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Epiphany and Eolie. I guess your point is Mozilla would care if they were bigger. Nobody can say. The service documents you are allowed to use it as long as you don't use Firefox/Mozilla branding.
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No GTK developer uses X11. Wayland has been the default for many years. So what happens is just bugs pile up, no contributors step up to help, and here we are. These are just future plans for an api version that doesn't exist yet.
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Try to understand what you comment on. Users blindly used this env var and break their system. Inside flatpak it's required to work but outside it could be running in a process that shouldn't be using the portal for various featur
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I wouldn't be surprised if this is 6 years away. Nvidia will work by then.
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I believe they have first-party and community content.
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Firefox Sync is somewhat open. The service is foss and third-party browsers implement it.
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Build systems like Meson can even enable/disable this with an option ootb.
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What did you expect, its of course just aesthetic.
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Users choose what is advertised to them.
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4y ago
Android and desktop Linux also use base-10. It's a Windowsism at this point. Though some Android vendors specifically use the wrong unit in their software.
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There were good communities and bad communities. I really don't think profile pictures have much to do with it.
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Because by most measures they make some of the best TVs. The complaints are just about software which nobody does indepth reviews of.
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An unregulated market where consumers can be exploited.
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4y ago
It's hard to quantify software costs sometimes and just saying avoid copyleft is an easy rule.
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You think polling at 500hz has a meaningful impact on your CPU?
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LG were the best since they had a monopoly on OLED TVs but now that Samsung is competing this year they are behind in most metrics.
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I've used BW for years and have never had issues detecting forms.
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4y ago
It sounds like they don't support persistent background pages, for power usage reasons probably, so extensions have to adopt to that.
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None of that matters. "current situation bad = vote different color" for some.
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4y ago
Safari will continue supporting v2 for now.
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4y ago
> > Install dependencies with apt (a few popular pages on google for this). > I don't know what this means :) So let's go to step 2: `apt-get build-dep python3`
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4y ago
Millions of C projects, yes.
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4y ago
They just disable WHO and don't list users in the channel. Otherwise IRC is trivial.
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4y ago
They detect standard tests and behave close to reference but real usage was overly saturated which is manipulating reviewers that use calibrated testing.
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4y ago
Its "gnome-text-editor" very simple and SEO friendly.
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I think the example is very clear.
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They still pass on cost, artificial or not.. They add fees, minimums, and lower interest than online.
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4y ago
Anecdotally I've never experienced a single one of those bugs in Firefox on Android as a heavy user.
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