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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Will the fix only be available in kernel 5.19?
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Systemd went against the whole philosophy of linux. The philosophy is to be able to choose which software you use. Systemd may have improved a lot of things, but it was a huge step backwards in terms of freedom of choice. Its creator admire
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Hi! You seem to be an exceptional woman. It has so many qualities. What man would be on your level? Powerful men don't care how much you earn or what position you hold. They have so many options that if you have a standard of beauty an
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Just because I don't like to do things in a way, it doesn't mean my way is the only right. Congratulations to the project creator. I wish you much success!
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
How long will it take for Librem 5 support to be similar to Android smartphones?
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Cameras and Open Source Smartphones: It’s Complicated(puri.sm)
142 points by claudiojulio 4y ago|36 comments
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Please stop using this service. Use reliable, open source and auditable services. https://www.privacyguides.org/software/passwords/
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
As much trouble firefox has because of the Mozilla board of directors, it is still the most reliable and secure. As an alternative in some cases you can use ungoogled-chromium https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromi
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Github repository there is a lot of criticism: https://github.com/madaidans-insecurities/madaidans-insecuri...
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
It is not possible to prove this, because the photos are encrypted.
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Just because they renewed the look does not mean that Firefox is doing very well. The entire research industry was fired. Firefox in the future will be stagnant and will be swept away by Chrome. But I'm sure the community will raise an
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
It seems much easier even to me. Pinia can also be used with Svelte, as well as Vuex and Redux. Read the following to learn more: https://svelte.dev/docs#svelte_store
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Use svelte, it is the easiest and fastest of these three. To use react it is good to have a good command of javascript. The vue is easier than the react, but the vuex is very complicated. The svelte stores are very easy to use. And vue has
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
I don't like the operators' logic in elixir. There should be one for assigning variables, one for pattern matching and there is no rebinding of variables. Could be like that: // assigning x = 1 // pat
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Could be like that: // equality with is already 1 == 1.0 //true 1 === 1.0 //false // assigning x = 1 // pattern matching x ^ 1 // pattern matching and assign
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
I don't like the operators' logic in elixir. There should be one for assigning variables, one for pattern matching and there is no rebinding of variables. Something like: //for assignment x = 1 //for
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The room where it happens: How Rails gets made(schneems.com)
3 points by claudiojulio 5y ago|0 comments
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Mozilla must be looking to get rid of the engine and throw it out to the community. Then they can fire more developers.
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
One day someone dreamed that he could fly like birds. Today we fly much higher and faster than them. Scientific achievement always begins with the imagination.
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
Some organization or group of people has to fork Firefox or start another browser from scratch that has ethical leaders.
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
It fired people with high technical capacity who worked for the well-being of the web. People who worked at Rust and Servo. And he still has the courage to celebrate.
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by claudiojulio 5y ago
He did not say anything about mass layoffs and the end of the research department. Who did he profit from the purchase of the pocket? Who made money out? And the tall salaries of it? This CEO is a shame. She is destroying Mozilla.
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The current state of Rust web frameworks(blog.logrocket.com)
2 points by claudiojulio 6y ago|0 comments
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Fearless concurrency: how Clojure, Rust, Pony, Erlang and Dart let you achieve(sites.google.com)
3 points by claudiojulio 6y ago|0 comments
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by claudiojulio 6y ago
This is bullshit because of this article:[ https://theta.eu.org/2021/03/08/async-rust-2.html ]. Everyone is aware of the problems of async. What we need is solutions and not those stories to distract. We want p
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by claudiojulio 6y ago
https://adonisjs.com
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by claudiojulio 6y ago
I don't understand, actix-web uses async / await and is ultra fast. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/ Does this have to do with the Tokio runtime that more efficiently coordinates the asynchronous code?
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by claudiojulio 6y ago
Of these three, only one is really safe: Bitwarden. With the other two you have to trust without proof that you are safe. With Bitwarden, you trust and know that you are safe because the source code is open. Automatically translated.
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by claudiojulio 6y ago
From a security point of view, the Debian for example, seems to be much more reliable. It does not leave you at the mercy of libraries with security holes. Automatically translated.
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Let's talk about three myths about why Ruby isn't faster than it is(mailchi.mp)
3 points by claudiojulio 6y ago|0 comments

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