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by canofbars 6y ago
The browser can not do push notifications when the device is locked. Which is kind of a core feature for IM.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Until you find out that the app isn't able to use the google notification service so it puts a persistent notification in your bar and uses more battery.
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by canofbars 6y ago
You can use fdroid which builds everything and signs it with their own keys.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Seems interesting. Wanted to give it a shot but it looks like they had no official docker containers and it wasn't packaged in the fedora repos. I noticed the I2P project does have a docker image and seems to do a similar thing. Do you
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by canofbars 6y ago
IPFS has the benefit that anyone can pin the content and then even the original author can not take it down.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Its the job of the mods to ensure that the users of their group follow the rules. This situation seems bullshit but in general I think its quite logical to ban "servers" if the mods do not uphold the rules.
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by canofbars 6y ago
My mobile internet provider actually did this for about a year after the New Zeeland shooting. Was quite annoying and I considered switching to another company because I quite enjoyed shitposting about bicycles on /t/
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by canofbars 6y ago
>which for the most of the world remains exclusive for the upper middle class Maybe true in poor countries but in Australia it seems that essentially everyone has one or a phone at a similar cost. You see food delivery drivers and school
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by canofbars 6y ago
I have taken some pretty amazing photos on my phone. I always think "Damn, I wish I had my sony camera here for this" But I don't have it and without my phone I never would have captured the moment. Its incredible to have a h
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by canofbars 6y ago
Everything is improving I guess but there is very little relative investment in razors. They look different but arguably function worse than the original style double edge. Vacuum cleaners have had a bit of innovation but no one is really d
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by canofbars 6y ago
The point is not to test everything ever published, its that when you want to do X, you look for papers on X understanding that they are likely flawed but better than starting from scratch.
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by canofbars 6y ago
So on the same logic, if you had a more productive day you shouldn't expect to leave early. I'd say its fair to say your results are more important than time but it goes both ways.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Possibly why I haven't found wfh at all a problem like others here. I live in a house with 4 other people so its not at all lonely.
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by canofbars 6y ago
I have saved an absolute fortune not having to go to the office and having my own kitchen for lunch.
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by canofbars 6y ago
>Time theft is an interesting concept to me because it implies you're being paid for the time rather than for the utility of your labor. Why do you think time theft is important in your job? It kind of goes both ways though, if you
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by canofbars 6y ago
Gitlab is probably the biggest example of an all remote company.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Thats fine too, at least its no longer bogging down software maintainers since they can just tell people they do not support py2
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by canofbars 6y ago
No one will do it until it becomes painful enough to not do it. Killing support in all of the tools is the only way to make it happen.
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by canofbars 6y ago
They can get it working but they choose not to because they want to be the source for all software. On fedora I can see chrome in the gnome software app and it says the source is googles own servers.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Its chrome without the closed source bits. The syncing part was open source I guess but required an API key. I wonder if they could in theory just grab the key from chrome.
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by canofbars 6y ago
The difference is somewhat meaningless. It will be gone very soon regardless of what fedora does. Cutting it off early means they can time it with a release so people get the release notes rather than it just stopping working without having
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by canofbars 6y ago
They can choose to use chrome I guess. If you don't trust chrome, why would you trust google sync to save all of your data to their servers.
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by canofbars 6y ago
These must have come from some school or other educational organisation. Would explain why so many of them are physically destroyed.
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by canofbars 6y ago
I can't imagine it working too well anyway. Valuable work isn't done by drive by contributions very often. It usually takes someone a very long time to become familiar with the project. The first few contributions are likely wasti
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by canofbars 6y ago
I didn't even realize it was a play on resolve. I was reading it as rye-solve
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by canofbars 6y ago
Stickers are such an underrated feature, especially platforms that allow user generated sticker packs. Its the number one feature on Telegram imo and the primary reason a lot of people I know use it over discord.
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by canofbars 6y ago
>My point is just that none of these do anything radically different from IRC. This is such an IRC user take. On the same level as not understanding what the point of dropbox is when FTP exists. The failure of FOSS to understand what use
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by canofbars 6y ago
iOS devices can _run_ arbitrary code without being hacked. It just stops working 3 days after being compiled so its good enough for kids to develop on but not good enough to distribute.
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by canofbars 6y ago
I think they probably could get by with an ipad pro but they could do the same thing on a chromebook for a fraction of the price. The ipad pro is only really worth it if you need the pencil.
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by canofbars 6y ago
Whether wayland is ready for you basically comes down to 2 questions: * Do you use a nvidia GPU * Do you need to screen share from electron or other x11 only applications (MS teams, etc) Its ready if you said no to both of those.

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