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by a022311 1y ago
It may be keyboard driven, but especially under Wayland (see Talon [0]), it's almost unusable for disabled users. The situation was better a few years ago. [0]: https://rykarn.se/2025/01/26/wayland
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by a022311 1y ago
which is owned by Microsoft lol
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by a022311 1y ago
This is true, I don't like the fact that JS is needed either, but as someone who has used Unity as well, the current state of GNOME is much better in other aspects. As far as I can tell, JS was chosen to make it easier to extend, witho
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by a022311 1y ago
Yes it is a weak point. In the end, no matter what you choose you'll have to make a compromise. Some people prefer extra stability, others prefer a specific workflow or UI theme. It's entirely up to you and that's what makes
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by a022311 1y ago
> I for one love terrible out of the box experiences and have to magically know what extensions are good and will solve whatever problems I have with the DE. The first day you got your Mac, did you know what apps to install or where you
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by a022311 1y ago
As a daily GNOME user, this is inaccurate. OP is comparing each DE's out-of-the-box experience which is obviously not meant to be left untouched. Both GNOME and KDE have hundreds of extensions that augment functionality in various ways
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by a022311 1y ago
Yep, I was one of the people who complained about that when they were making breaking changes every other release. It's great to see they actually kept their promise!
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by a022311 1y ago
Or maybe this SPQR is weak too /s
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by a022311 1y ago
I'm slightly confused about the PCS part. If I've understood correctly the new key is derived from the old key + some kind or message header. If the attacker has access to a key and messages encrypted with it, can't they read
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by a022311 1y ago
Umm ever heard of .tk domains?
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by a022311 1y ago
The same thing is happening in Greece. The new mandatory digital ID replaces and unifies everything about citizens in one place, "to make it easier for government services to share information between each other". It can indeed be
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by a022311 1y ago
Reminds me of when I was assembling some drawers and put in the bottom of one upside-down. At least I wasn't the one using them...
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by a022311 1y ago
IMO the problem with Firefox is that custom search engines in Firefox can't use POST requests, even though it's supported. You may want to check Mycroft Project [1] out for that. [1]: https://mycroftproject.com/
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by a022311 1y ago
This is so cool! Not only is the design similar, but just like the real IKEA instructions, I can't understand them! This is as realistic as it gets.
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by a022311 1y ago
IIRC back when I was using it that wasn't possible. It has improved a lot recently. (Technically it didn't improve, it was just replaced with a similar, better one, kgx [0] in GNOME 42) [0]: https://gitlab.gnome.org&#x2
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by a022311 1y ago
This was my first terminal emulator when I got started with Linux (I skipped GNOME's one because it was completely uncustomizable). It's got many useful features and I'd compare it to Windows Terminal, but the 3 second startu
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by a022311 1y ago
This isn't an attack on Node.js, but rather an attack on a few popular packages. The title is misleading.
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by a022311 1y ago
Great, I can finally find out what my friends have been talking about all week.
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by a022311 1y ago
Despite being on Firefox and seeing the effects half-working (at least we get performance ;D), this looks like the best implementation I've seen up until now (for some reason I was researching it a lot the last few days). What I loved
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by a022311 1y ago
I suppose you'd register your keys when signing up and to change them, you'd have some recovery passphrase, kind of like how 2FA recovery codes work. If somebody can phish _that_, congratulations.
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by a022311 1y ago
I don't think I'd trust a package from a new developer like that, so this helps filter out people that don't know how to properly maintain a package. If they really want to make onboarding easier, saying "after e.g. 1000
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by a022311 1y ago
After all these incidents, I still can't understand why package registries don't require cryptographic signatures on every package. It introduces a bit more friction (developers downloading CI artifacts and manually signing and up
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by a022311 1y ago
> NEVER FORGET TO INCREASE THE SERIAL WITH EVERY CHANGE TO A ZONE FILE. OR RISK DNS HELL. > EVERY HOSTNAME RECORD ENDS WITH A . YOU WILL FORGET THIS. YOU WILL FIX THIS. > WITH A DOT AT THE END. DO NOT FORGET THE DOT! > WITH THE
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by a022311 1y ago
As someone who is generally shy, this sparked some hope in me. I have a really stressful time meeting new people, I just have absolutely no idea what to say, I panic and I leave. Well done for the execution, it's a very nice way to rev
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by a022311 1y ago
In that case, I apologize for treating your comment that way. Written text can make communicating intent so hard...
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by a022311 1y ago
Unfortunately there is no replacement for it and I miss the feature too. The docs [1] mention: > Unlike in Git, the remote to push to is not derived from the tracked remote bookmarks. Use `--remote` to select the remote Git repository by
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by a022311 1y ago
haha, not interacting with a UI is a benefit for me. I do plan on trying it though.
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by a022311 1y ago
This feels like a troll, but I'll answer anyway. The first command you mention is `jj bookmark move main --to @-`, which apart from the `@-` part, is easily read and does exactly what is written. It moves the main bookmark to the paren
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by a022311 1y ago
Nice work! I've been using Jujutsu for almost 5 months and have completely replaced git. In fact, I've interacted with Git only 52 times (41 if we exclude my invocations of `--help` xD) since then vs 582 with Jujutsu. Instead of h
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by a022311 1y ago
Looks really streamlined! Currently, when I need to focus, I use a separate device configured to block everything except 2-3 domains I really need to minimize distractions. What really makes Sinkzone interesting is the scheduling with focus

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