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6mo ago
I mean you make good points and all, but on the other hand I really want this to be the year of the Linux desktop, so I'm gonna go with the other interpretation anyway!
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6mo ago
I too have seen a lot of comments asking where the products are. If you're now moving the goal posts to "stay online in the long run" you're gonna have to wait until there's been a long run to stay online in. Agents
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6mo ago
That seems desirable? Like that's what commit messages are for. Describing the change. Much rather that than the m$ way of putting ads in commit messages
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6mo ago
Ooh, are you gonna go for their Ubuntu touch alternative, or their own OS?
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6mo ago
Minecraft builds their servers using Micronaut! It's such a breath of fresh air compared to spring. I've only ever had to debug spring DI once, I'll admit it usually works. But when it doesn't..... All those proxy object
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6mo ago
Java is fine, but spring boot is an abomination. Give micronaut a go and see for yourself!
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6mo ago
When I first saw the headline, I thought it was referring to the servers and thought, damn, that is impressive ! Then I realised that it was a bit too impressive. The possibility that a website would use 2.4gb ram did not even occur to me.
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6mo ago
I... Kinda think this will work out ok? Hear me out: Linux is open source. Someone's gonna make an application/kernelmodule that lets you configure your reported age on a application/website basis. In some jurisdictions it&#x
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6mo ago
More likely, there's a optimal amount of sun that you should get to live the longest and Sweden provides less sun than that. This is especially likely since, as another commenter pointed out, they corrected for wealth factors already!
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6mo ago
The study was on Swedish women. I've heard doctors tell me before that it's more likely to die early from not enough sun then to die from skin cancer(due to too much sun), if you're a Swede. We don't get much sun up here
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6mo ago
What's your moat with any software these days?
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6mo ago
Yeah why are all these people considering evidence in the first place? Have they no faith? $ONLINEGURUINFLUENCER said AI can only produce slop so it must be true! What does Linux kernel Devs know about real software development anyway?
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6mo ago
In principle, it's the same as staring at the moon Vs staring at the sun. The fact that it's bright outside when the sun is up might help, but it's nowhere near enough to compensate!
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6mo ago
I have no clue where that link even came from, I haven't read anything about the git cli in ages! I made a new post with the correct link. Here it is for your reference: https://www.theregister.com/2026/03/26&
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AI bug reports went from junk to legit overnight, says Linux kernel czar
(theregister.com)
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6mo ago
Wtf. I need to work on my clipboard game
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7mo ago
Projectors are way easier on the eyes than monitors though. You're shining a bright light on a wall, which you are looking at. With a monitor you are shining a bright light at your face, while staring directly at the lightbulb!
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7mo ago
I too have a huge monitor. How anyone can use one without a tiling window manager is beyond me
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7mo ago
Hmm, that's a good point actually! Hadn't considered that!
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7mo ago
I must say that all this fuzz about the corners actually reflects rather well on macos. If the biggest flaw of a OS is the border radius of its windows, you've got yourself a pretty decent OS! It's not gonna make me leave my darli
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AI bug reports went from junk to legit overnight, says Linux kernel czar
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7mo ago
Meh, that sounds like a cargo-cult to me ;)
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7mo ago
>The targeting for Operation Epic Fury ran on a system called Maven. Nobody was arguing about Maven. Would it be poor taste to make joke about gradle being superior here? The dad in me really wants to make that joke...
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7mo ago
I have one from IKEA that they market as their own (it's made in partnership with someone, can't recall who). I've had it for 3 years now, never had a problem. Was this a specific model/brand or something? To me this sou
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7mo ago
Huh, där ser man! Hade aldrig kommit på tanken att blanda aoli och surströmming! Fast å andra sidan slipper jag helst att blanda mig och surströmming också, om det går!
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7mo ago
Right, my bad
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7mo ago
@dang I'm formally petitioning you to bring down the banhammer upon this obvious troll account
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7mo ago
Yes, I'm not so petty that I wish poverty upon everyone who holds a opinion different from mine! I'm a live and let live kind of guy
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7mo ago
It's still pretty bad tbh. Also: focaccia? you're supposed to eat it with tunnbröd, boiled potatoes and sour cream!
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7mo ago
Anyone who worked in it? Like someone who needed a salary took a job, and now due to your grandstanding they're locked in to keep working in that industry because they can't get a job elsewhere? I'm not sure your virtue signa
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