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by greatgib 1y ago
They can get a small celebrity, nothing legit can explain such a growth in term of stars or forks in just a couple of days in my opinion ... https://www.star-history.com/#OpenCut-app/OpenCut&Date Like when you have
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by greatgib 1y ago
I like the idea but looks fishy at this point even if I did not look at the code or try it yet. So many GitHub stars and not a single screenshot of it anywhere, not on GitHub, not on Google, not on the official webpage that just have a wait
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by greatgib 1y ago
Some people say that the hate for Mozilla Corp is not deserved. But the thing to understand is that ten of thousands of people have rooted for Firefox. Even if not contributing to the code or money, supported it, pushed for it, like telling
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by greatgib 1y ago
I don't understand the success of "a scanner darkly", I had hard time to finish it so boring it was. There is almost not a story in it. Maybe the initial setup in interesting, but then it is like a boring action less long bla
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by greatgib 1y ago
I would say that it is well deserved. They tried to indirectly bribe a president for pushing their own interests. The money is probably better funding Nigerian families than going to Trump's team.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Really a great piece of work. At the opposite of the usual studies posted here. With the headline we can easily guess that the study should be flawed, with the sample not representative, or developers not expert enough with the AI or so, an
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by greatgib 1y ago
This shows how much Brave pretends to be an independant browser but is basically just chrome. Looking at how hard it is to just preserve the features that are requested by users.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Sorry to be blunt, but this is a moronic "let's do everything llm" move... Just get your shit straight and fix your documentation. This is probably the worst documentation that we can find for a big tech. Thousands of things
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by greatgib 1y ago
Now the great question is how come the same key is working with a different car ignition! And there isn't a reply for that in the article!
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by greatgib 1y ago
Sadly in most countries we don't have "class action".
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by greatgib 1y ago
I'm not against manufacturer stopping support for their Internet Of Shits devices, but there should be a law making it mandatory for them to release source code, protocol specs and whatever is needed so that a man of the craft could be
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by greatgib 1y ago
In the last 30 years it never was difficult. I remember very well that as a kid it was easy to buy them from kiosks despite being far from old enough. Otherwise there was books, movies on tv, things circulating at school like materials from
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by greatgib 1y ago
Having "safe" yaml parsing is a whole topic of head scratching in whatever language of your choice if you want a rabbit hole to look into...
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by greatgib 1y ago
In my personal cases, a have multiple windows with each easily having thousand of tabs. I guess I might have around 2k to 10k of them at a single time in my computer. Depending of the computer and phone, it might be the same thing in Firefo
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by greatgib 1y ago
It is new, for both secret services and politics, there use to be a principe of honor and respectability. Once exposed to bad behaviors, people where quitting by themselves or heads being chopped because of the public shame. Now the people
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by greatgib 1y ago
Already closed the day after (today) because of bad quality following a very light rain... This is a political marketing stunt, not to be believed except for idiots that would really go to swim in this disgusting water not knowing about the
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by greatgib 1y ago
Try Viber out, I'm not that fan of Viber as a messaging app but for phone calls it was great value for the price. I was looking for a solution when in Asia trying to call locally lines in Europe. I tried Skype first but the quality of
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by greatgib 1y ago
All of that to generate crappy code...
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by greatgib 1y ago
It is crazy how secret services in a lot of "democratic" countries now have a green pass to violate the national law for their own interests without real consequence. It reminds me of the secret service in a Nordic country (maybe
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by greatgib 1y ago
> > There is no particular reason to do it in rust, I just wanted to learn rust, and see if it can work in the kernel. Good catch the earlier comment, with that I would not even have raise an eyebrow because it is more a motivation th
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by greatgib 1y ago
Fun, and nice addition, but again another good example of let's sneak some rust in critical parts of the kernel so that rust will become mandatory. I would not really have noticed if there wasn't this section about why rust, where
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by greatgib 1y ago
To me, an IPO by them at this moment let me think that they know that they are on top of the wave and that it is better to cash-in before growth starts to stale. They got a huge influx of users when image editing AI started to be a thing, I
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by greatgib 1y ago
In theory, why not, in practice welcome to the world where neutrality of internet explode... Soon they could decide if your requests come from a specific company IP or networks, because you look suspicious... In addition, bot fighting was n
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by greatgib 1y ago
This "study" still looks fishy to me. It's not a study but a kind survey about what "experts" think about other existing studies. There might be a huge political bias in the experts opinion that might be motivated t
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by greatgib 1y ago
Looks like a fun game, but sadly I had to pay Minecraft for my kid instead because of the really hostile position of Roblox on letting their client run in Linux.
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by greatgib 1y ago
I got the notification from Google about that and that made me think that they really are now a bunch of assholes with a top big joint monopoly with Apple. The notification indeed says that even if you turned everything off, they will allow
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by greatgib 1y ago
Except that it is the user that will pay with his own llm tokens
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by greatgib 1y ago
The big question will be to know if tools will still be fast once they will have added the tests that are missing.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Until the moment you will realize that ruff perform only a part of pylint checks and that very obvious mistakes can go through easily like code that can't run because of an obvious error.
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by greatgib 1y ago
The crappification of PostmarketOS sadly... I understand how hard it was for the developers to maintain compatibility without systemd but in the end that will ruin any chance for PostmarketOS to become a serious alternative for our phones.

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