getitstraight

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   by getitstraight 6y ago

   I believe the entire point of Wayland was to pull away talent from Xorg development, to keep people in a quagmire for a decade plus working on that junk instead of fixing up Xorg to be what it should be. Just like how the entire purpose of
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   by getitstraight 6y ago

   > 'To save myself from vague, inchoate paranoia' To save yourself from 'vague, inchoate paranoia', you instead took a nosedive into cluelessness and naivete. "I've got nothing to hide" won't save y
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   by getitstraight 6y ago

   Yes, and Wayland is a pile of shit, so what's your point? Xorg has this one problem, Wayland has countless problems. Xorg is stable and proven for decades; Wayland has been incomplete and buggy for decades. I don't run Wayland, Pu
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   by getitstraight 6y ago

   > 'Because Twitter and Facebook are private companies, their bans on the President do not violate the First Amendment, which protects speech from being limited by the government.' Actually, Facebook and Twitter, just like Googl
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   by getitstraight 6y ago

   > 'What makes you think this is the case? X11 has an ordered event queue and there is no reason an application can't process the keystrokes in the correct order.' Frankly, it is completely fucking unacceptable for software