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chme
5y ago
Mod authors like having feedback and recognition on their own work, which might get lost if their mod becomes part of a whole big mod pack.
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chme
5y ago
I would also like it if the language itself can be decoupled from the build and package manager system, so that it can be embedded in other software that would benefit from a language like nix. I think that might be a worthy goal and could
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chme
5y ago
A.30 seems to be one of the very minor lineages: https://cov-lineages.org/lineage.html?lineage=A.30 compared to others https://cov-lineages.org/lineage_list.html
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chme
5y ago
> People will say “listen to black people” while simultaneously dehumanizing all black people into a monolithic and tokenized opinion-vessel. I personally know black people, gay people, trans people, disabled people, who are exhausted of
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chme
5y ago
> No. First, there are security measures that wreck privacy, e.g. sending all your data to some company's servers for virus scanning. Routing all your traffic through some filtering VPN provider. That kind of stuff. There are privac
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chme
5y ago
I expect the same. They probably will not provide much support for the operating system and just redirect users to the communities.
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chme
5y ago
Both Debian and Arch are very fine distributions. Your other three options aren't really good for what Valve is going for. Gentoo is source based, and while distribution of binary packages is possible with it, why would they do that? N
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chme
5y ago
Well, those are PC games, optimized for all sorts of hardware, like spinning rust, where other stuff is happening in the background as well.
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chme
5y ago
> Do I need a Steam account to use Steam Deck? > The default Steam Deck experience requires a Steam account (it's free!). Games are purchased and downloaded using the Steam Store. That said, Steam Deck is a PC so you can install
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chme
5y ago
Well, bureaucracy is one of the only things that somewhat protect against corruption.
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chme
5y ago
I don't mean the file-picker, but the folder-picker (FolderBrowserDialog). That one: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/d...
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chme
5y ago
I know about those solutions, and it works for me on sway in general. But is was not a simple out-of-the-box experience you have with X11. And there are still multiple issues: For instance with X11 you can select a specific window. I have n
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chme
5y ago
Regarding file-picker dialogs. I always found the most annoying dialog was actually with Windows: The folder chooser. You only have a directory file tree, that is often not in the right directory, where the application was launched from. No
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chme
5y ago
Wayland is great, however it also makes screen recording more difficult.
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chme
5y ago
Well my image is still not processed it its now 3 hours later...
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chme
5y ago
From the title alone, I thought, hey maybe they use git, which is peer-to-peer, serverless (if you want to) and powered by 'blockchain technology'...
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chme
5y ago
> Also, I don't think it really matters whether personally one uses a key X or not. In my experience, you can never have enough keys! And you will find an application eventually – provided the key is in the right place ergonomically
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chme
5y ago
I also tried Kakoune, coming from pretty vanilla vim as well. I liked its concepts, but I could not make kak auto line wrap C block comments correctly. Kakoune apparently relies on external tools like `par` to do, at lease for me, pretty es
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chme
5y ago
I would really like to see some data on how much resale value factors in for purchase decisions in regards to gaming equipment in average.
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chme
5y ago
Not sure where you all get your numbers from, when it is even explicitly mentioned in the posted article: > The enzyme, reverse transcriptase, is encoded by LINE-1 elements, sequences that litter 17% of the human genome and represent art
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chme
5y ago
Well the article even states: > The enzyme, reverse transcriptase, is encoded by LINE-1 elements, sequences that litter 17% of the human genome and represent artifacts of ancient infections by retroviruses.
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chme
5y ago
There is a difference between imitating and replacing. Personally I would love a list of animal product ingredients and their suitable vegan replacements when trying to cook after some recipe.
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chme
6y ago
And nowadays Shimano dominates the production of most bicycle components. And that comes with all the disadvantages that a de-facto monopoly has.
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chme
6y ago
Not even Microsoft get hibernation right all the time. So this isn't a issue that only Linux has. Every time my desktop PC running Windows 10 tries to wake up from a suspend-to-disk or even suspend-to-RAM state, it resets its BIOS and
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chme
6y ago
GUI can work across multiple windows/contexts while CLI commands are bound to just one context. For instance: I can open two file browsers in different directories and simply drag and drop a file from one to the other. But there is no
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chme
6y ago
I think vendor-lock-in is something that should probably be made illegal by consumer protection laws.
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chme
6y ago
Are you sure that it is actually the EULA of Microsoft Windows that provides the basis for this decisions on court? The post make is more seems like it would be general consumer protection laws. Because if its based on general consumer prot
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chme
6y ago
So you think that ACPI tables are better than fdts and are fine with writing them instead of fdts, when it comes down to it? Like when you need to write support for a new board or if you need to patch your ACPI tables, because of bugs in th
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chme
6y ago
I use mostly Firefox, but that behavior change didn't trigger me. However I can relate: When I tried to use chromium I got really annoyed that clicking and dragging the selection with the mouse up or down would not automatically select
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chme
6y ago
Depends... Take for instance a Webbrowser. You could implement one using ncurses, etc. like links, lynx, etc. But for the screen reader this is just a terminal window with a bunch of text. A Gui can help the screen reader to know which part
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