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by criticalfault 2y ago
I just heard a singing Dum dum dum dum dum
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Maybe because of electron apps
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by criticalfault 2y ago
> TLDR just be like Mozilla Please don't. Do we really want incompetent management going into ad business? Declining market share, while raising management salaries and firing developers?
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by criticalfault 2y ago
I didnt know what bind mount js, so I googled it. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/198590/what-is-a-bi... There is something here that might solve your problem: nullfs. Check the stack exchange link. I don
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Banking apps come to mind.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
What about servo/verso?
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by criticalfault 2y ago
This is overblown reaction t
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by criticalfault 2y ago
He explained it here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41694711
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by criticalfault 2y ago
With the feeling people dislike milei, and risking down votes, could this be 'getting worse before it gets better'? As said in the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18RTtDVghfw As someone not really
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Given that your proposal is backwards compatible, what is preventing it from moving to standard language faster? Especially if it improves the situation drastically. Also, why would pinned be a syntactic sugar for Pin and not the other way
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Bad? I just tried Gemini and it was useless.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
It reminds me of the DDT era, but corrupt... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUDVuugQmxE People were probably ignorant when they were spraying kids with DDT. Today it's ignorance mixed with greed.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Users should just get off this continued tragedy and API access wouldn't be an issue
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by criticalfault 2y ago
If we are talking foundry, Intel could still manufacture amd chips in their own fab instead of tsmc. Given that 18A is good... This would be strange, but it would show Intel will do what it takes.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Maybe it's about the definition of the word 'popular'. Dictionary.com: 1. regarded with favor, approval, or affection by people in general 2. regarded with favor, approval, or affection by an acquaintance or acquaintances: 3.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
> JavaScript is the world’s most popular programming language Is this really so? I have the feeling this is 'popular' because there are no alternatives. Web is popular, this is just an accompanying disaster. There was an argume
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by criticalfault 2y ago
While super excited for servo being made into a browser, I am disappointed in seeing OpenGL at the core of it. Promising a better battery life while having better performance, better drivers and wide support, I really don't see how Vul
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Nope, it was laptop (bare metal), kubuntu or fedora KDE Spin. Player might have been installed via flatpak though. But I don't remember anymore.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
In another comment I also remembered kdenlive. Not even sure what gnome has since I don't edit video. Gedit (or now gnome-text) is more equivalent of kwrite. Gnome doesn't have an equivalent to kate, me thinks. Umbrello: https:&#
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by criticalfault 2y ago
The question was a bit assholish, because rant. Fair to call me on it. Yes, I am aware that KDE audience is broader. Just remembered an additional good product from KDE: kdenlive. Let me try to put it in a better way: most of the time I ha
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Yes, called gnome boxes. https://apps.gnome.org/Boxes/ This was only an example. Boxes is no metric for anything, but having an app that works well in that Desktop is a good thing. There is nothing flike that or KDE. I
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Disaster visuals are icons in e.g. dolphin, sidebar and toolbar, but in different ways. Sidebar are only lines and I find that the overly simplistic shapes do not represent ideas well. Example: go back icon. Similar problems exist for toolb
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by criticalfault 2y ago
I would disagree that gnome has terrible usability. It has a very good one. Nobody's saying it is perfect, but I and many other people can use it without issues. KDE has more features, so maybe *some* things are a bit easier. But every
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by criticalfault 2y ago
That's not completely true. They are hated by some users, loved by some. For example, in general, I really like what gnome does. Desktop use is not something that is useful outside starting other apps, so I like its simplicity and the
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Nobody said he is an expert in Linux internals. What this brings to light is the ability to compare Helios (microkernel) and Unix clone development, or how it was said in the post: reimplementing already existing design vs designing somethi
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by criticalfault 2y ago
No. He himself said it here. https://fosstodon.org/@drewdevault/113052127771211132 What he did though, he developed a Unix clone using hare in roughly 30 days. https://fosstodon.org/@drewdevault/11
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by criticalfault 2y ago
> Oh, they would also be used by those mentally retarded zoomers who really can use GNOME without cursing every five seconds and without feeling they have zero productivity. One should be born into macOS to like GNOME, and even then. Sto
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Three questions: Will you use Vulkan when it comes to gpu accel or OpenGL? Will you make better adblocking capabilities by embedding faster checks and rule engines/lookups in c++ than what we have now? How much can people who do not co
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by criticalfault 2y ago
Bitwarden people had some info about it. They decided to make native apps instead https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/comments/1b32bbz/going_na...
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by criticalfault 2y ago
I think dart was meant to be used as a JavaScript alternative. Google was working on chrome with dart VM even... But as far as I remember it got abandoned due to pushback from the 'community' due to 'not wanting fragmentation

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