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Geary[1] is one option for Linux users. It stores all messages in a giant sqlite database and models labels by "tags". It's still defintely wip though. I do recall reading somewhere that these days Thunderbird does deduplicat
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What beef did your dad have with FreeBSD or Linux?
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I normally use podman for my dev machine. Unlike LXD, it can run rootless.
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Canonical would gladly hand back full control of updates if you pay them for an "enterprise edition" snap store. https://ubuntu.com/core/docs/store-overview#:~:text=Brand%20... .
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5y ago
How about ZFS?
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Those situations are incomparable. Even if 100 cars are speeding, a cop can only pull over one driver at a time (although I've heard in some states police can do a bit better by patrolling in groups). But apps aren't speeding past
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A computer can in principle be shared among several people. Unix is a multi-user system after all.
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If the researcher is hard to get along with, will he or she be able to attract or great PhD students?
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WHat does "attempting to take action on those other apps" mean? Apple still lists them on the app store for download.
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So the answer is no?
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As some who normally uses GNOME, I actually like apps to have distinct visual identities so that they are easy to tell apart at a glance. When using VSCode or Chromium I prefer their native title bars and modal dialogs, which integrate with
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5y ago
How about applications that are controlled entirely from their status icon, like dropbox or vpn apps? Fedora, which normally champions GNOME, is beginning to acknowledge that status icons are here to stay whether GNOME designers like them o
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GNOME probably imagined it had enough market power to persuade app developers to change their design. Also GNOME likes to emphasize "distraction-free" computing so the designers probably thought status icons are too distracting fo
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MacOS at least lets users choose the accent color: https://osxdaily.com/2020/07/24/change-accent-color-mac/
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uBlock origin is incompatible with the upcoming Manifestv3.
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The sentiment that suspicious applications are best confined in the browser reflects the strong security reputation of modern browsers, which started with Chrome's extensive use of sandboxing more than ten years ago.
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Gallery view doesn't work in Firefox the last time I checked.
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Despite Apple's warnings about "security" and "privacy", the 27% commission shows their bottom line is really about getting a cut.
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At least they aren't putting up a pretense of "security"!
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ZFS has a `recordsize` parameter that can mitigate fragmentation if tuned correctly for the workload. This allows zfs to perform pretty competitively on workloads that would cripple btrfs unless one disabled copy-on-write (and therefore che
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It did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_school_of_algebraic_ge...
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Tangentially related - do any shops still use LXC containers instead of Docker/K8s?
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Do none of your family members already use desktop computers?
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If Google charges Apple-level prices, surely it's reasonable for customers to expect Apple-level support.
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I like Qt. However, integration into a Gnome+Wayland environment is still buggy. For example, in my new Fedora install, Qt apps using the Wayland backend lack window borders.
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I just gave it a spin. It's very easy on the eye and it works beautifully with my Wacom tablet. A promising application.
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Any reason for the downwote? If anything, this underestimates the risk since it assumes no difference in infection rates. If one normalizes instead by the actual number of unvaccinated cases and vaccinated cases as reported further down on
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The Ontario dashboard for "Not in ICU" currently shows 739 unvaccinated and 2050 vaccinated. But since effectiveness compares rates, not absolute numbers, one needs to normalize those numbers by the size of each subpopulation. Sin
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Does Mozilla have the resources to maintain a Chromium fork?
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Have you noticed just how sensitive the CCP leadership is about its image? Every perceived slight is a black eye to them.
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