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by boudin 4y ago
Not everywhere, in the EU a ruling forbid Microsoft to do that and when installing Windows, the user was prompted to choose a browser. It was there for quite a while: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software&#x2F
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by boudin 4y ago
It's a bit like IE in the 2000s, it was possible to install an alternative browser on Windows but the fact that IE was pre-installed and set as default meant that it was very hard for competitors to get in the market. This is a similar
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by boudin 4y ago
There's the xdg-shell protocol to position launchers, bars or similar UI elements https://wayland.app/protocols/xdg-shell
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by boudin 4y ago
What does that even mean? Running closed source software is a life goal?
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by boudin 4y ago
Wanting to avoid running propietary software is a valid reason. It's opinion based, but valid.
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by boudin 4y ago
The cassette is not required, it also works with standard detergent
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by boudin 4y ago
It's mentioned briefly in the writeup but those cardridges are not needed, the dishwasher works with standard tablets as well. It's sold as a convenience thing.
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by boudin 4y ago
I can see you've been watching their marketing indeed... Now I've seen Windows 10 and Windows 11, it doesn't really depict a different Microsoft.
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by boudin 4y ago
I had the same issue, this time didn't really liked the technician blamed it on me. It's a one off though, any other contact with them has been good and their service is good as well. Much happier with them than virgin media
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by boudin 4y ago
It's still short enough for a small electric car. You're often one or two in the car. And you can still buy a comfortable small car.
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by boudin 4y ago
I wouldn't touch Edge because I still remember the days when IE was dominating the market. As much as I despise Google being the one now, I do not miss those days and do not trust Microsoft to do anything good if they were in this posi
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by boudin 4y ago
That's assuming that most people do long travels in the US, I'm not sure that's true and wouldn't be surprised that the main need is commuting which small cars are really sufficient for.
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by boudin 4y ago
Since it's a train in which you can walk from the last to the first carriage, he counted it as walking by walking the train while the train was going between Moorgate and Barbican. I guess technically it is walking and being undergroun
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by boudin 4y ago
Hard to say, it's a volunteer run project. It does mean that it's something that the current team want to do though.
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by boudin 4y ago
It is on the roadmap for Gimp 3.2 https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/milestones/14#tab-issu... https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/issues/2468
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by boudin 4y ago
Passwords have their problems but this will not make things more simple so I really doubt it will be more secure in the end. If it's adopted it will just change attack methods. On my side, I do not trust any company mentioned in the ar
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by boudin 4y ago
It works with a standard RDS (not aurora) replica. There are a few constraints when using gh-ost but it's all documented.
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by boudin 4y ago
I have been using gh-ost with RDS for years no with no issues. What problems did you have?
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by boudin 5y ago
A teenage driver can lose its licence. What happens with an AI in this case? Can Cruise lose its licence ?
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by boudin 5y ago
Are you a rubber duck?
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by boudin 5y ago
It does run any command, but nushell has its own versions of a few commands, like "ls". For those commands, you can call the native ones by using ^
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by boudin 5y ago
Those cookie banners at least force companies to show what they were actually doing. What it did is exactly what you suggests, giving consumers the choice. Now, how can a consumer vote with its wallet? Are you able to tell the whole environ
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by boudin 5y ago
Usually it's only in terminals that ctrl+c is mapped to BREAK signal instead of copy. Most terminal emulators allows you to remap copy and paste shortcuts. If you remap those to ctrl+c and ctrl+v, you can then have a consistent behavio
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by boudin 5y ago
As mentioned in this issue you should not give an install command since it's in the AUR. You can just mention it's available in the AUR and provide a link to the package instead: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages&
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by boudin 5y ago
Don't blame the lawmaker for the bad behaviour of people who are trying to bypass it... If you're on such website, you know that the website itself shouldn't be trusted.
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by boudin 5y ago
I find Firefox less resource hungry and don't see much performance difference on Linux. Any resources on the sandbox weaknesses? I know it was the case a while back but I thought those issues had been addressed since. Firefox works rea
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by boudin 5y ago
I would expect companies that can do so to move most of their activities out of the US and silo their US operations.
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by boudin 5y ago
I'm not saying it's great :D I would love to have a replacement which is secured and modern.
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by boudin 5y ago
It's quite used in France. Technically speaking it has no replacement, it's the only system that works natively with any phone, doesn't require you to install a dedicated app, create an account on a third party and do not pus
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by boudin 5y ago
For some reason, not in Firefox, I don't know why, other apps like Jitsi does it any without trouble. In Chromium/Chrome it does but limited to 9 people.

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