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boudin
8y ago
A huge amount of roads doesn't have bike lanes.
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8y ago
With a tiling display manager like i3, dwm or awesome, system tray isn't that useful. You tends to have one app (or a group of app that you always use together) per virtual desktop that you access in one keyboard shortcut. You never ci
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8y ago
Both Switzerland and Norway are part of single market with free movement of EU citizen. If Brexit happens with a no-deal or no single market access, it's unlikely that it can be compared with Switzerland and Norway situation.
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8y ago
Envoy, if I'm not mistaken, is a sidecar proxy that is used by Istio. The equivalent for Linkerd 2 is Conduit (that was its own app before and now is entirely part of Linkerd 2). From what I've seen, Linkerd 2 doesn't feature
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8y ago
I don't know if it's because they are behind in cloud tech, but I do believe their privacy stance can change as quickly as market changes. As soon as selling iphones or apps on the app store won't be enough, apple will have t
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boudin
8y ago
What issue did you it? I'm quite interested as we're looking into using asp.net core on Linux too.
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8y ago
If you work on a purely technical framework, yes it can make sense, even if i don't see why using french would be an issue for french people. Actually, i always liked the fact that since all the keywords are english, i can use mostly a
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8y ago
The one big upside is, for quite a good amount of people, being able to use their native language instead of being stuck with the latin alphabet When I was in france, all the software were written using french identifiers. It was much bette
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8y ago
AMD GPUs support is really good now too.
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8y ago
The only site I had issues with is AWS DMS (Data Migration Service). I can't confirm it's still half-broken with Firefox as I don't use this service anymore. But, to be fair, I also had the opposite issue with some other AWS
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8y ago
It's been a really long time I experienced any crash from Firefox. Last time I had instabilities, it was due to my profile. Deleting it solved the issues.
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8y ago
Prices aren't the same across EU. There are already different across France. Life is more expensive in Paris than in any other French city for example.
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8y ago
There's a PPC handbook for Gentoo: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:PPC Looking around, power9 seems to work fine. For software compatibility it's more a case by case scenario.
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8y ago
The only app that works well for me is Conversations (XMPP client). It's also quite battery efficient. You have to convince people to use XMPP though, that's the hard part. For all apps that requires Firebase/GCM, the only so
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8y ago
I would be really surprised that Apple has any intent to destroy Android as they would quickly fall into antitrust regulations. Those would hit Apple really hard. They are much better off Google having most of the market share and having to
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8y ago
The issue isn't as much of proprietary drivers as nvidia not wanting to implement GBM in their drivers as it's supposed to for wayland support and pushing for EGL streams. It means that people writing wayland compositors have to w
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8y ago
It is, it's a design choice. You can do exactly the same with gimp. You can even do non destructive saves using the classic save shortcut and export it using the export shortcut (which must be cmd+e on mac i guess) when you want withou
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8y ago
That's more a question of wording rather than an issue. In gimps export is for formats with which you lose information (your layers for example), save is for formats allowing you to re-open you file as you let it and continue working o
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8y ago
(French here) The environment also changed a lot. We are now much more exposed to english based culture through Internet, movies and tv shows, making it much easier to maintain a level good enough to communicate after school. My parents did
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8y ago
Seems than the person replaced ebuilds in portage with versions that are supposed to delete all files but that don't actually work. https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/message/03df77a347ec7...
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8y ago
Looks like a company that doesn't care at all about its users. If they always whine like this each time they have to do something, their course must be quite a pain to follow. That's a good example on not how to do it...
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8y ago
If i'm not mistaken, gogs is managed by one person. Twice in the past few years he stopped being active for a few months. The first time a bunch of contributors started a fork to continue working on it and be community driven rather th
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9y ago
I use neither of those and host my own services, but I know I'm a control freak on that. My point is that an object that you don't control can't be trusted for privacy, that's all. Both iphones and stock android phone fi
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9y ago
You can do exactly the same on an android phone packed with google apps (I'm not sure if you can pass the login process without a google account though), but by default it's not like this. In both situation, the apps aren't r
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9y ago
I'm not speaking about business model but about privacy. That's two totally different subjects. I agree on the business model part, but it doesn't make apple better than google on privacy. Apple still own a lot of your data g
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9y ago
I don't see how Apple is better with privacy. I get it's a big part of their marketing, but it's.... marketing. Phone still comes with siri, with apps you can't remove, with location tracking. Apple cloud is, as all clou
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9y ago
On my oneplus 3t Firefox works like a charm. Only scrolling definitely is not as smooth as chrome or webview based alternative but it's working really well otherwise. I was using it on a phone with 1GB of ram before (a moto G3) and it
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9y ago
If i'm not mistaken, in this scenario they only hijacked the dns traffic and were using it to resolve a domain to another IP, so they were changing the DNS zone. DNSSEC would have prevented this as the change they did in the zone needs
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9y ago
With DNSSEC, the public key is not hosted on the zone iself, where your zone delegation is hosted. It's the DS records : https://uk.godaddy.com/help/what-is-a-ds-record-6148
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9y ago
There's the whole CI part. Gitea miss code comments for code review. Gitlab also have project management tools like issue boards And surely some other things i haven't looked into Gitea definitely do less but do it well and much i
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