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by abeyer 3y ago
Oh, ok, that's at least more reasonable. Thanks for clarifying. (and for using such a license) Not really unclear, now that I look closer, I just saw the annual rate and hadn't actually clicked through to the license/pricing
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by abeyer 3y ago
UNC paths are pretty universally supported on modern windows and make things more similar to other platforms. (essentially there are symlinks that make the drive letter look like just an element of the larger path)
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by abeyer 3y ago
> a vague sense of unease with using a closed source shell/terminal combo. That's much harder to overcome than paying for a shell/terminal combo. Of course, getting reasonably compensated for open source work is an even tr
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by abeyer 3y ago
It was poorly written, and had to reread it, but I eventually parsed that as they meant: (fully exposed female-presenting breasts) and/or (genitals or buttocks regardless of gender) Which would make sense, because I don't think th
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by abeyer 3y ago
Ok, so we'll stipulate to some arbitrarily "fair" electoral system: What makes it obvious that a leftward shift would grow today's Democratic base to that left _more_ than it might shrink it on the right?
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by abeyer 3y ago
> It seems like all the big name companies are 100% for Wayland nvidia? > breaking compatibility with them seems like a hassle They don't seem to be afraid of breaking compatibility -- witness deb/rpm, coreutils, glibc, etc.
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by abeyer 3y ago
The will of some smaller part of the 51% they currently do, you mean?
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by abeyer 3y ago
Good to know. Their package search from the main site must not include contrib,though, as it only turns up wayland related packages, and nothing x11/xorg.
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by abeyer 3y ago
I think I'd be a lot more excited about this if it didn't seem to be bought into the wayland hype train. I feel like they made a lot of good decisions in being simple enough without too simple, and backwards compatible enough with
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by abeyer 3y ago
Yeah, I think that was a general estimate I found some supporting research for a few years back when I looked into it a bit, and I've seen similar quoted elsewhere. It's not easy to come up with an accurate number at all due to al
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by abeyer 3y ago
As others have pointed out, that's not really all that much more common. Another reason for it is I believe that Global Entry and Nexus both still have a blanket "no criminal convictions of any kind at any time" requirement..
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by abeyer 3y ago
That feels like a pricing model that Atlassian has chosen to steer customers towards their cloud offering, rather than true competition.
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by abeyer 3y ago
That's not the rub at all. No one is "giving secrets" to anyone. The debate is whether to further allow and expand the power of the government to prevent anyone else from keeping secrets of their own. We started from the prem
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by abeyer 3y ago
Sure, let's start there. And then how exactly do we get to the current debate, which is more "Secrets for me, but not for thee"?
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by abeyer 3y ago
Being SaaS seems to have already selected for the customers who are less price sensitive and/or willing to trade off price for convenience.
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by abeyer 3y ago
> Not a side project, per say I'd disagree with that. Community building is every bit as much work, and arguably often more impactful than just putting up yet another OSS repo on github.
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by abeyer 3y ago
Or asked to generate the rules for this variant where you use mix-and-match pieces from several different sets on a 7x7 board.
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by abeyer 3y ago
Check out the old LucasArts catalog... it's a large part of what created the genre and has some pretty great games.
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by abeyer 3y ago
> For a human, this is like if you went back in time to just before you asked the question, and asked them the same question again, in which case the person would give the same answer Is it? Would they? You seem to assert that there&#x27
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by abeyer 3y ago
So your suggestion is that we accept that we've gone too far, and just keep going farther instead?
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by abeyer 3y ago
Even if that's true, if it sees any success it will both normalize that type of device in public, and very shortly see aliexpress flooded with a bunch of cheap clones from companies with no such beliefs.
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by abeyer 3y ago
Do some people do those things in public? Sure. Does everyone else look askance at them and think they're being rude by doing so? Also yes.
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by abeyer 3y ago
This has the added benefit of having some recognizable sign that someone is using the camera... which despite proclamations that "the public" is ready to accept being on camera all the time, I'm not convinced is true when it&
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by abeyer 3y ago
> it just seems like a network of celebrities and brands trying to seem hip. As someone who has never used _any_ of these... that pretty much sums up my impression of them all. Just makes all the "but _my_ network of celebrities and
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by abeyer 3y ago
Given that at least one other explicitly mentions witholding identity by request: https://www.southpolestation.com/news/medevac2003/medevac200... ...maybe they just asked? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by abeyer 3y ago
Because ads aren't local
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by abeyer 3y ago
Well they've all but run them into the ground already, in the process of extracting any profit they may have been able to squeeze, so not sure it's any big loss anymore.
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by abeyer 3y ago
We have such a spotless track record as far as banning addictive recreational substances, I'm sure it'd be just as easy as that.
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by abeyer 3y ago
Just moved: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/22407-rust
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by abeyer 3y ago
This looks interesting... but also seems like it's trying to do too much magic. Running a textual app as a web app seems useful, but I'd rather not have the whole dependency on an external server, multiple apps bundled together, n

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