Vinnl

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by Vinnl 1y ago
Not usually, but in the context of > Astro find a very nice balance of having your server and client code in one codebase, being able to define which is which and not having to parse your data from whatever PHP is doing into your JavaScr
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Well, that's a way to manage server-side logic, but your progressively-enhanced client-side logic (i.e. JS) still wasn't necessarily easy to debug, let alone being able to write unit tests for them.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Well, you are at least guaranteed to not get this kind of success.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
I haven't used it myself yet, from what I've heard, Penpot is closer to filling that gap? https://penpot.app And it's free and open source.
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The Technical Feasibility of Divesting Google Chrome(kgi.georgetown.edu)
1 points by Vinnl 1y ago|0 comments
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Signal President Meredith Whittaker Took on Signal-Gate(time.com)
3 points by Vinnl 1y ago|0 comments
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by Vinnl 1y ago
> use the pre-installed photo app I believe the app I was referring to is not installed by default; you have to explicitly choose it from settings.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
I hope so too! The fallback is switching back to regular Android. If /e/OS doesn't work well enough for you, it wouldn't work well enough on other phones either, so in that sense this purchase isn't a waste.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
They released them for the previous model [1] [2], so presumably will come for the 6 as well. [0] https://www.fairphone.com/en/2024/01/24/have-you-seen-the-sc... [1] https://www.fairphone.com&
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by Vinnl 1y ago
FWIW, that closed-source camera app is also available on /e/OS, who they partner with.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
I've used it on both my previous phone (Fairphone 2) and now on the Fairphone 4. It's very painless, their installer is easy to use. The caveat here is that my most-used app is Firefox, and I don't use banking apps or Chromec
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by Vinnl 1y ago
I bought the Fairphone 4 a while after the 5 came out. It felt like their strategy was basically to use the previous edition as the "low-end model", i.e. it's cheaper and less powerful, but still well-supported. And I'm
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by Vinnl 1y ago
I'm not sure I understand the question, since a company is not a person, but it helps the company to attract customers if they're subject to reputable data protection laws, and they can better plan for the future and retain more p
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Some overlap with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44375451 , but I figured the Linux patches were interesting by themselves. See also this toot by a Fairphone employee: https://fosstodon.org/@z3ntu/
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Fairphone 6 Announced with Same-Day Linux Support Patches(phoronix.com)
3 points by Vinnl 1y ago|1 comments
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Well, that too? Wanting data protection rights, not wanting to potentially suddenly be subject to tariffs, etc. seems to fit that mould.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
The comment you're replying to pretty much describes it as a political choice? I don't see why that doesn't track at all.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
On the Fairphone 2 you could even replace the screen without screws. It made it unstable and prone to getting loose, and it was a huge improvement when the Fairphone 3 started using screws for that. It was a fun gimmick, but for something y
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Well, it also had more sustainably-sourced materials (both in terms of environment and labour conditions), and they provided their own open Google-free OS. But you're right that they truly started making progress from version 2 onwards
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Dutch cloud pioneers face the hard limits of digital sovereignty(computerweekly.com)
5 points by Vinnl 1y ago|1 comments
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by Vinnl 1y ago
There are a couple of other projects, but I think the one most similar to this one that is already shipping is the FuriPhone, in case you want one right now: https://furilabs.com . But just supporting the concept is also great, o
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Oh damn, I just watched the first half and had to turn it off. Enshittification, the movie.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
The point of GP's remark was not to condemn the people or the beauty of the place, but that they didn't want to expose themselves to these rules.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
AFAIK they added conflict resolution just recently, so it's not like non-AI features such as Git get no attention at all. And of course the debugger now.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
I do not, sorry.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Some nuance there — it's not dead yet: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/pull/1064
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Honestly I almost never do, because in practice it's really not necessary that often. But when I do, I just put it in front, then it's easy to find. It's never happened to me that it got marked as an error or culled by an agg
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Well, in the context of this article, it still consists of meaningful semantic elements, and attributes like `aria-selected`. And if I really need to, I can still just add a regular class.
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by Vinnl 1y ago
Steelmanning their argument, employers will see benefits because while the employee might be more productive than with an LLM in the first two hours of the day, the cognitive load reduces their productivity as the day goes on. If employees
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Mozilla frets about Google's push to build AI into Chrome(theregister.com)
2 points by Vinnl 1y ago|1 comments

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