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by boudin 3y ago
It's not an electron app, it's a Qt app that does load the web app in a webview and uses mpv as a player.
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by boudin 3y ago
And the use of spam for unsolicited messages comes from their spam sketch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycKNt0MhTkk
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by boudin 3y ago
It's important to remember that Wise is not a bank, they say so themselves: https://wise.com/us/blog/wise-as-bank-account It doesn't come with the same regulation and guarantees as a bank. It's a fi
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by boudin 3y ago
My experience with RA2 is that it doesn't work on Windows or Linux without some patching. I redid the game lately and just applied some patch that I found to make it work on Windows and it worked out of the box on Proton for me. Not su
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by boudin 3y ago
It does feel likes this is straight out of a Silicon Valley episode.
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by boudin 3y ago
There's nothing intentional there. If the keyboard you had installed was also distributed via F-Droid using the same APK identifier, then F-Droid just detects an update since it's the same app. To prevent this (it can happen with
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by boudin 3y ago
It's going to be the same in California for companies who just ignore the regulation though. I do agree with you that a centralised way to get your data to be deleted is great. It does feel like a band-aid to me though, I would just pr
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by boudin 3y ago
Under GDPR, if you request that a company deletes the PII they have on you, the company has the obligation to request deletion to any third parties they transferred the data to. One requirement that is less known is also that, if a company
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by boudin 3y ago
You can run a wayland session without the pipewire audio stack (pipewire will still be installed, but for the video media sessions). The pipewire audio stack replaces pulse and jack, it doesn't play well with Jack and Pulse running on
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by boudin 3y ago
Fairphone phones have a good history of supporting alternative operating systems, like lineageos: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/ or /e/ https://doc.e.foundation/devices/FP4 (which a
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by boudin 3y ago
There's not much data to back the claim. And given this line you would have to expect a lot of spying going on from any other country in the world than Germany and the USA: > Germany, the cables said, was trying to develop an optica
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by boudin 3y ago
Are you saying that seriously?
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by boudin 3y ago
Escooter are far less green than walking, regular bikes or existing public transport. The rental ones requires plenty of vehicles to be recharged as well, which makes those technically running partially on fossil fuel. And it's a fairl
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by boudin 3y ago
Honest question, do you feel you can safely take back the control of the car when driving on a motorway if the "auto pilot" feature take a random decision you cannot predict?
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by boudin 3y ago
It's just a variant of kebab and shwarma that gained popularity. Nothing to do with the need to rebrand it because of racism. Shwarma (or kebabs as most people call those) shops fed generations of french studients and party-goers and h
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by boudin 3y ago
Do you have anything to backing this statement? It sounds really false to me. Around me people are not into consumerism at all and are making an effort to not buy, buy second hand when needed, repair and maintain what they own based on envi
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by boudin 3y ago
That's a good point, flatpak is not a good fit for that.
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by boudin 3y ago
I was talking about about the problem of having to package software per distro. Regarding audio, if you decide to target several audio stack yes indeed. I hope this get eliminated by Pipewire really soon. It's already the case as a end
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by boudin 3y ago
What about distributing via Flatpak? (honest question, I'm curious to see if it actually help lowering the cost of distributing apps for Linux)
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by boudin 3y ago
It works by having the Laser positioned the turn before, on the turn you want to laser something click on the laser, and drag it to the dot on the edge of the board on the diagonal you want to laser.
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by boudin 3y ago
From a quick test play, destroying with a laser seems to be a move itself, so takes a turn.
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by boudin 3y ago
So, because it's open source, he can't ask for a salary and do some marketing to get funding? What entitles you to decide that this guy doesn't have the right to try to monetise his project?
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by boudin 3y ago
The only sad thing about his death is that he managed to escape proper justice his whole life.
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by boudin 3y ago
I don't really get the point it's trying to make. - The UX of Gnome Software can be improved (a lot) but this is kind of unrelated to Flatpak. - Turning the argument around, having a declarative permission system allows to list
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by boudin 3y ago
It depends a lot on weather and materials used to make roads.
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by boudin 3y ago
The real underlying issue here is that good farming practices require hands. If we don't value back farming related work and allow people to invest a lot of there time and energy into sustainable practices we cannot have the amount of
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by boudin 3y ago
The thing that sounds off to me is that meat consumption increased a lot in just a few generations. Meat being such a part of a diet is something way too new to be considered evolutionary.
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by boudin 3y ago
I don't get the microservice to monolith part of this blog post neither. It does look that they replaced the serverless implementation of a service with an hosted app because this service wasn't scaling. They don't really com
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by boudin 3y ago
I find this to be a regression in terms of usability and security as well. On top of what you mentioned, it also fails really hard when someone has access to you and your trusted device (which will be the smartphone in most cases). It'
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by boudin 3y ago
I still wonder what browsers would be today if adobe had open sourced flash player and worked on making SWF and action scripts standards to be natively integrated in browsers rather than letting the player die as an annoying badly maintaine

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