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gefhfffh
5y ago
I don't know if they're open to that, since they didn't dual license it or use something like https://polyformproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/PolyF... , or if still realistically po
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5y ago
I really like the concept and wish it was reality. Sadly, while the project even seems attractive to states, I think they killed it before it could become reality by choosing a GPL licence. Probably nobody will touch it... PS: it's not
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gefhfffh
5y ago
You are arguing against a straw man
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Hmm it matters because when everyone basically uses competition, it doesn't matter if a few people use something else
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gefhfffh
5y ago
That means that there are about 8 million people using Firefox in Germany. The world has more than 3 billion internet users
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gefhfffh
5y ago
KeePass supports auto type, so you don't really need c&p that often
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gefhfffh
5y ago
No, there have been fossil plants that were reinstated or bought for mining. E.g. https://youtu.be/GMcgEdLUdu4
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gefhfffh
5y ago
It does? The article says "low carbon"
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Nuclear is sustainable? Tell me more
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Those reactors are a castle in the air and your comment regarding bio gas misses the point. The idea is to label non renewable gas as green.
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gefhfffh
5y ago
British English is music in my ears
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Jep, it is
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Can you explain how variadic generics are solved by traits, please?
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gefhfffh
5y ago
- eat more sustainably - get more productive
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gefhfffh
5y ago
You can develop native windows apps in Rust these days - even through the new old win32 APIs
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5y ago
I have been testing it for about 3 years now (FOSDEM 2019 made me interested again) I started pulling people to it only a few months ago when I thought it was good enough (includes almost no encryption issues happening in all day usage) My
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Thought that could also be considered being part of the user experience But definitely I switched to Matrix though
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Yeah and now every messenger uses encryption by default - in groups, mostly with multiple devices. Telegram is still at "open a secret chat" with worst UX