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by antisol 1y ago
> Though signs point to this person not being a good mainainer I don't know about that. If you read through the whole issue which was linked, you'll see the guy was quite responsive, fixed the issue very quickly, and gave a rea
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by antisol 1y ago
> I'm talking about very, very basic features Some people would consider the ability to record the screen or run a screensaver - like we've been able to since the 1980s - to be a "very, very basic feature" > I&#x27
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by antisol 1y ago
> The reason X "just worked" is that it's very bad Yeah, sure, most bad software "just works", and there's nothing contradictory about this statement at all. > High DPI, multiple monitors, hot-plugging, O
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by antisol 1y ago
I thought the whole point of the repo in the original link was that somebody does want to maintain X.
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by antisol 1y ago
Thanks for your anecdotes. Here's a couple of counter-anecdotes: --- X has "just worked" for me since at least ubuntu 8.04 (that's 2008, april, over 17 years ago, for those counting), probably earlier. I don't rec
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by antisol 1y ago
that's only because you choose to use those methods. Which of your friends is unable to receive an SMS message?
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by antisol 1y ago
Which stores? It sounds like maybe you should go to a different one.
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by antisol 1y ago
> the issue is not Smartphones Cool, so I assume you'll be able to tell me which smartphone and doesn't require agreeing to a EULA?
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by antisol 1y ago
What happens when you tell them you don't have a smartphone and won't be getting one?
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by antisol 1y ago
It sounds like you need to switch banks
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by antisol 1y ago
> a maintainer responded to the issue back in January with a soft timeline It seems I missed that comment ( https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/64660#discussi... ). My apologies. There were a lot
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by antisol 1y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. ...but did you notice how the entire scenario presented in this article is predicated on the person who made their suggestion actually getting a response? "I'm sorry, but hotdogs don't really
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by antisol 1y ago
It seems someone hasn't been very thorough in their investigation. Actually, this user has been posting in this thread for months - the earliest post I saw was in January. The user posted several times asking for updates as to whether
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by antisol 1y ago
You are not the only one thinking this. A couple of years ago I was working with some people who were using next.js. For some feature they wanted, they explained to me how nextjs has this great "feature", which was "really ex
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by antisol 1y ago
yep! Just imagine building websites using literally any other language . Sounds glorious, doesn't it?
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by antisol 1y ago
this headline is wrong. It didn't explode on impact, it exploded when they tried to do the landing burn. We think. We don't really know, just yet, because there's no video of this, despite the headline implying that there&#x2
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by antisol 1y ago
lol lol! Nicely done. Not sure why this was flagged, but shame on whoever did it.
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by antisol 1y ago
feedback: showing a login/signup screen without even bothering to tell the user what they will get for signing up is an antipatttern.
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by antisol 2y ago
> How will Australia's under-16 social media ban work? Ooh! Ooh! I know this one! It won't. There are a couple of ways I see it going. 1) Let's just say there are 300 days left before the ban takes effect. Option 1 is that
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by antisol 2y ago
Perhaps. I was thinking more along the lines of taking a system that isn't just or fair, and making it more just and fair. See, I wasn't really concerned very much by profitability and efficiency, more about what is good and right
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by antisol 2y ago
Bravo to you - I don't think I could have been as mature and respectful as you in the face of these repeated refusals to respond to what you actually said.
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by antisol 2y ago
> because the legal/judicial system won’t have enough resources to prosecute them? If your legal system doesn't have enough resources to prosecute 90% of people who are committing crimes................................. .......
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by antisol 2y ago
I've been thinking about doing something sort of similar for a while now, and I've done a little bit of research into it. Key takeaways: * It's been done before. * It can work just fine or even be quite good. * There are cave
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by antisol 2y ago
it amazes me to still see people making the same incorrect and long-debunked arguments, 20 years later. It's almost like these spaces people don't bother actually looking at the options.
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by antisol 2y ago
nope
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by antisol 2y ago
Indeed, it's a terrible reason. Why should you have control over what indentation width I choose to use? There are a bunch of reasons why I might want a narrower or wider tab width. Most obviously, screen real estate - I might be codin
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by antisol 2y ago
indeed! and not only is it in tzdata, there are signs on the road telling you about it
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by antisol 2y ago
Nice trap! But the things they stripped out that you say were "ms-specific" were only "ms-specific" because they didn't bother to port them along with the rest of core... ...And as a result, core didn't contain
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by antisol 2y ago
> At one point they were all in on open source but the tune quickly changed when they saw how much profit they were leaving on the table. Correction: At one point they said they were all-in on open source - 10 minutes after creating an
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by antisol 3y ago
I travelled about 13,000km around the country less than a year ago. At very few points in that trip did I have 2mbps, let alone more than that, not even in some of the fancy places. I definitely had better than that in Perth, and Kalgoorlie

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