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by gitaarik 2y ago
Maybe it's because they want their website to work in their own browser ;)? I can see that if they start off simple with the browser, they start off simple with the website too, and it progressively grows with the browser.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Use Linux Mint, it's Ubuntu without snap and some other crap.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Sounds familiar. Dual boot sounds nice but in practice isn't always that nice.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Indeed, if you get well-supported hardware these become non-issues. This was also one of my learning points when diving into Linux. It's something you have to take into account. Most hardware is made to run Windows, so with most hardwa
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Yeah, that seems to happen according to the story posted, and in many comments here.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
With Linux you can configure it further to your taste. Which is not even necessary on most distributions for basic usage. With Windows you have to patch it through the registry (which is not bsckupable config files) to remove ads and other
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by gitaarik 2y ago
> If we don’t hijack privacy in messaging, how do we fight crime happening on a message platform? Compare it to: if we don't put cameras and microphones in everybody's houses, how do we fight domestic violence? You can't c
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by gitaarik 2y ago
You should't fight crime with other crime, that makes you no better than the other criminals and doesn't solve the problem of crime but only increases it, and doesn't make society safer. If you want crime to stop, you should
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Well everything is relative of course, but from a human perspective, an environment can be "unhealthy", and that is what we ultimately care about, right?
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Do you have any other genius ideas on how to deal with an exponentially growing waste product that doesn't seem to easily break down naturally and gets shredded into smaller pieces eventually ending up in the environment as micro parti
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Well, the fungi "breaks down plastic", which means that it converts it into other types of molecules. Just plants use C02 + H20 + sunlight in photosynthesis to convert it into O2 + glucose. If we could break down the molecules our
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by gitaarik 2y ago
People also talk about other languages in this thread. It rather seems to me that you are just a hater.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
One of the things I like most about tmux is the scrollback buffer, which you can scroll through and search and copy/paste any text in the shell output with vim-like keybindings (you have to configure it for vim-like keybindings, otherw
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by gitaarik 2y ago
You never let your PC sleep when you're having lunch or something?
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by gitaarik 2y ago
> I don't understand why people hate opening up another SSH session. If you're really worried about the 10 seconds it might take, you can easily configure it to take more like 1: Well, for one example, when you have an SSH key
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Yes, it has a bigger more active community with more features and plugins. I used to use screen all the time but then converted to tmux because of modern features that screen didn't support, at that time at least, like displaying certa
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Yeah that's why I use Kitty tabs for every single tmux session I run :)
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by gitaarik 2y ago
yeah of course that works because that just redirects to to another site
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by gitaarik 2y ago
You know I think you have interesting arguments, but at the same time I feel like somehow you are just very anti web components, and want to break them down. I understand you're issues with it, but I also think that implementing web st
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Well, because of the true encapsulation, which solves real problems when looking at a global web level which you should do if you make a browser wide component framework, it becomes harder to do things that are simple if you have a global D
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by gitaarik 2y ago
The point is that browsers will do a lot of work that JavaScript frameworks might need to do now, enabling framework developers to make their frameworks simpler, and their execution faster.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
With Lit it's easy: https://lit.dev/docs/components/styles/#inheriting-styles-fr... https://lit.dev/docs/components/styles/#sharing-styles Already quite some time ago I ma
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Whatever makes the most money quickest
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Taking down a big name has many more risks, and costs a lot more money. And a outside critic is different from an inside wisleblower.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
As if taking down Boeing is more important than your own life. Who would have such logic?
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by gitaarik 2y ago
It just doesn't make sense to me that someone would commit suicide with the idea that people would think that he was murdered by a company you want to expose. That's just a ridiculous idea. Yes it's an idea and a possibility,
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by gitaarik 2y ago
How do you know that? If they can they'll make sure other people wouldn't find out easily.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Just because you don't know how it's done or aren't aware of methods for it doesn't mean it isn't possible to do for other people.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Yeah, they played safe with this one.
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by gitaarik 2y ago
Telling someone you're not suicidal and then committing suicide sounds more like she was depressed and people worried about her and she wanted to calm people by telling them she won't commit suicide. The wisleblower of a worldwide

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