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1y ago
There are different ways to cope with loneliness, some find ways to fix it, others post assholes comments on people's projects trying to fix it
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They don't even need to lock then, no one outside of tech are going to know how to switch AI provider, they are going to use their phone/computer default, be that google Gemini, Apple AI or Microsoft Copilot, same thing with brows
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1y ago
Discord is even worse than telegram
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1y ago
Signal and matrix probably
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1y ago
You van havê other repos in flatpak than flathub, so in theory the devs can package their app on their repo and tell the user to install it
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1y ago
Mozilla ≠ firefox
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1y ago
The thing is that Gnome Boxes is user a lot and it's still buggy, the KDE one is going to be less used, it would really manage to be less buggy?, let's wait and see I guess
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1y ago
A button that don't shows up if you have privacy enabled in firefox
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1y ago
To rob a self driving bus you put a cone on front of it, try that with a bus driver
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1y ago
It's much easier, secure and cheaper to pay a bus driver, it's a political issue not a technical one
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1y ago
Did you get hurt by a bus comming here?
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1y ago
Hopeful they forget about JavaScript too, that would be a good thing to forget
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1y ago
Curl has dozen of garbage bug reports made using AI where even the author can't point where the bug if, they answer with "the AI said so it's true"
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1y ago
An already existing and tested C software gonna have less bugs than a new rust rewrite
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1y ago
The Lennart post about it explain it https://mastodon.social/@pid_eins/112353324518585654 He was comparing to "normal" sudo, but sudo-rs have the same problems he highlighted anyway
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1y ago
Nice technical argument, did Lennart bite you while you where sleeping?
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1y ago
Podman has systemd inside, you can run0 in it
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1y ago
Sadly some new models are removing that function :/
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1y ago
Really? Are you saying that an OS for a console is a good substitute for a desktopOS, at that point i'm gonna argue that the best OS is the xbox360 and we all should be using it
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1y ago
It's depends, flatpak is a lot more portable, it bundle everything, the libraries are shared, thing that appimage can't, it automatically updates, it's more secure, and have a stronger sandbox, and it integrate better with th
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1y ago
The same libraries are shared between flatpak apps, and everything deduplicated, so I don't thinknso, but someone would have to test
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1y ago
I can change those permission directly in the KDE settings, with the need to download flatseal, others DE need to implement their own
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1y ago
You can allow an application complete access to a folder or your home directory, use flatseal for that
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1y ago
...that's literally what flatpak does?, and it deduplicate everything too
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Isn't that exactly what chromium is, or were supposed to be, companies invest in it, the problem is that google simply invest more
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1y ago
At that point i would switch to thunderbird or something
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1y ago
Hardware survey shows more than 50% wayland usage a few months ago, it harder to have a correct survey, how much of those 80% is just legacy systems that don't update anymore, or don't matter?, like a car dashboard, it uses x11 bu
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1y ago
they don't care more about API the same way the cared in Vista days https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2004/06/13/how-microsoft-lost...
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1y ago
Hibernate is a lot harder to make work correctly, and can lead to problems in more niche cases, so it's not a guarantee
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1y ago
Houses have water tank that work as buffer for when the water stop, couldn't residential batteries work the same way?, it could detect drops in voltage and stop charging, so even if the grid is unstable in a black out, the residential
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