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by gtsop 5y ago
Yes you are right, i apologise, will update. Edit: it seems like i cannot edit it anymore, but it was not meant to be disrespectful or on purpose.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Re the author of "open source is broken": The irony of bashing open source on a websiate using systems/code/infra containing thousands of open source lines of code which I am sure he hasn't paid for... has probably
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by gtsop 5y ago
I wasn't aware of this. Tbh I use the flatpack available through the popos store, so it updates every now and then when I update the system anyway
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by gtsop 5y ago
Apparently this page is bugged as well, the full reply to the testing question is not fully visible on my mobile phone, rotating the phone to landscape revealed the full reply.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Now, having felt the pain first hand (including this particular library) and after a few years of react coding here is my tip for you, the aspiring web react developer: Do not directly use library code in your react components, such as reac
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by gtsop 5y ago
Some feedback ponts: - It took me quite some time to get what this actually is, not sure if that's because I haven't stumbled uppon anything similar before - It looks like there is quite some effort one needs to put in order to ma
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by gtsop 5y ago
One extra reason: An actual health benefit (at least for me) reducing the hand strain from switching to keyboard and mouse. Using tmux takes this to the next level.
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by gtsop 5y ago
So on the first part you are replying with i already said, that there will be workarounds, and om the second part you are replying with a condition that is half true and is most likely going to stop being true as years go by and ipv6 is ado
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by gtsop 5y ago
IPv6 enables insane precission of device tracking. A side effect of not having enough ipv4 addresses and using NAT is that all your home devices let's say, go out on the internet using only a single IP address. Also, the geo-location a
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by gtsop 5y ago
As far as I am aware ipv6 and webrtc are privacy regressions, so one should enable them only if necessary.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Maybe you're right. I thought it is understood why pro-gplv3 people like the licence. Just to elaborate then, I personally want my software to use gplv3 because I side with the ideological/ethical aspects of free software. I want
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by gtsop 5y ago
I would honestly like to understand why the downvotes. I am giving a blatantly honest answer of a case of people like me who would be turned off by a licence. I don't expect anyone to necesserily agree but I don't get why my opini
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by gtsop 5y ago
> Who is MIT a turnoff for? For me. I want my software to be as much gplv3 as possible. Not trolling. Also not arguing, it's just the way I roll.
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by gtsop 5y ago
For people discussing alternatives, consider LibreWolf. It is firefox with the privacy nob turned to 11 out of the box, have been daily driving it for a few months now without any issues. https://librewolf.net/
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by gtsop 5y ago
Good resource. I have actually been watching those as they came out. It still gives me a bitter taste on the challenge videos. Most probably the reason for it is that linus was being frustrated at the time of filming the episodes but was ca
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by gtsop 5y ago
I generally agree. A point on Linus' videos though: his criticism is objectively not fair to the community. I have been using linux for everything (work/gaming/devops etc) for over 7 years now. To this date I still stumble up
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by gtsop 5y ago
Enployers don't want you to talk about it to enable them to negotiate lower wages for as long as possible. People don't talk about it even when it's not forbidden because they are worried they will find out they make less or
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by gtsop 5y ago
Side note: It is very interesting to see how pro-blender everyone is. You know how there is almost always a group of people who will say something bad about an open source project (disclaimer: not judging the people or their potentially leg
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by gtsop 5y ago
What is the past you are refering to? Please give context
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by gtsop 5y ago
Excuse me for the dismissive tone, but this looks a dog chasing his tail. Does anyone REALLY believe that "things don't work"™ because the systems put in place are flawed? No sir, the systems in place work flawlessly for thos
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by gtsop 5y ago
Am I the only one who thinks the actual essence of the article is not the technical detail of using GIFs on hover, but the fact that you see a quick visual demo of yhe thing you are paying for on a pricing page? On that matter, great idea s
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by gtsop 5y ago
My thought was that it is a waste of resources: - R&D resources towards making things last less instead of more - If you are a technologist/researcher and you have to constantly pay for more equipment then it is harder to spend tho
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by gtsop 5y ago
IMHO the answer to the question is quite simple and doesn't need any stats from a particular buisness sector of a particular country and 50 paragraphs. Technological progress is not slowing, but it is being slowed down, like accelerati
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by gtsop 5y ago
Imagine promoting thousands of vulnerable non-trustworthy npm packages to first class citizens on your OS xD
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by gtsop 5y ago
Although this argument (1) seems reasonable at first, I'm not really convinced, because although it does introduce expectations for what's to come, at the same time it removes the expectations for what's not to come. The bye-
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by gtsop 5y ago
They have a policy to not talk about future features? What is there to hide/protect by witholding such information I wonder. I wont speculate, would like to have someone inform me. Signal is slowly stacking up bye-bye points from me
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by gtsop 5y ago
I appreciate the comments pointing out this is an old technique and the criticism towards go looks valid, but to me personally, it is overlooked that this is a very nice article I (not being aware of this technique), thought it was a very n
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by gtsop 5y ago
Isn't there a california-state law that is gdpr like? Sorry I do not know the details, just remember someone saying that if you are gdpr compliant you are also compliant with those laws. https://techcrunch.com/2019&#x2F
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by gtsop 5y ago
Can you not hide behind the GDPR shield to push your opinion? As in, "sorry guys, a user must consent to tracking before we load any scripts and send any data. Only functional cookies allowed by default".
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by gtsop 5y ago
Dialectic materialism by engels and marx. If you take their communist ideas out of the equation (because we may not agree on that), on their philosophical system, they took all the great dialectics of hegel, advanced it further and replaced

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