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chromedev
6y ago
It is still open for discussion within Chromium, and unlike Safari Chromium is open source so it can be forked to implement whatever features you want.
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chromedev
6y ago
Google Meet features seem so much better suited for government and education, especially if using G Suite on top of it. It is like the same price of Zoom but includes a lot of other great features, including unlimited storage using Google D
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chromedev
6y ago
The stock market numbers have been pumped up for years now, and how convenient they are planning on the crash right after elections
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chromedev
6y ago
With all these companies going public it is obvious they are planning for a crash after the election
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chromedev
6y ago
Joe Rogan isn't the best example to base your political opinions. There are also serious safety issues: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-c...
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chromedev
6y ago
What makes you think that is the case? You're politicizing it right now.
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chromedev
6y ago
Are you referring to Bill Gates?
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chromedev
6y ago
There is a plugin for Helm to interface with Maven.
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chromedev
6y ago
I mentioned Verdaccio which is for JavaScript. Helm can also do Maven, Harbor, Docker Registry, scalable Linux package management, etc.
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chromedev
6y ago
Those tools aren't built on Kubernetes, just easier to deploy in a production manner using the official Helm charts.
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chromedev
6y ago
With Helm, there is no need for Artifactory. You get Harbor, Verdaccio, etc. It is silly to pay a company 100k+ when all this stuff is easily managed using official or far more powerful tools.
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chromedev
6y ago
Why not Real Time Linux? https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/realtime/start
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chromedev
6y ago
Just remember anything you purchase on Amazon Prime, you don't technically own it.
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chromedev
6y ago
> It is still nice for quickly running something and get rid of it. For instance an ad-hoc script mocking an API endpoint that you can run on an arbitrary port in seconds. That is one of the many things Docker and Docker Compose are good
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chromedev
6y ago
Like what apps? If I need something that depends on Google, there is always this: https://opengapps.org/
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chromedev
6y ago
> Killed the semantic web and semantic markup? Check. Based on what evidence? > Disabled APIs for blocking ads? Check They didn't. uBlock Origin and adblocker extensions never stopped working. > Use Google.com as the default s
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chromedev
6y ago
I use F-Droid everyday to install and manage apps outside the Play Store and it works out fine for me. Android is also open source. If I don't like the way something is done then I'm free to change it, and there are multiple ROMs
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chromedev
6y ago
So people don't need to be freed from Google then, they need to be freed from Apple.
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chromedev
6y ago
No, it is a metasearch engine but not a crawler.
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chromedev
6y ago
Chromium is open source and you can apply policies to do the things you mention. Based on your logic Mozilla should also be forced to get rid of Firefox Sync.
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chromedev
6y ago
Google allows you to install apps outside the app store and Android is open source
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chromedev
6y ago
Google already allows apps outside the Play Store, and third party app stores as well
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chromedev
6y ago
Yes, but they aren't scared of bombs but instead hidden tapes.
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chromedev
6y ago
Based on what was said by Arathorn, it would be easy for anyone to perceive it that way
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chromedev
6y ago
That is what Kind is for.
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chromedev
6y ago
That's how I perceived it.
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chromedev
6y ago
You called him malicious/dangerous and said he is involved in an ongoing campaign of exploiting security vulnerabilities in Matrix.
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chromedev
6y ago
Matrix doesn't compare at all and Element is their client to promote their SaaS solution.
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chromedev
6y ago
They provided a greatly improved package manager and package interface. Fedora and most other distros don't even come close in terms of the amount of high quality modern packages available from the official repos and AUR, but Alpine ha
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chromedev
6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19418111
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