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by ho_schi 4y ago
Yes. A lot of people don't work much with computers. It is just our bubble which assumes that. In my case it aren't kids but older persons which succeed well with GNOME (Fedora). I don't have to care a lot and their able to i
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Use ReactOS or buy a license from Microsoft for Windows and accept it drawbacks. Or provide a well introduction into Linux and KDE and allow the user to excel :) GNOME is not an alternative to Windows. Linux is an operating-system for its
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by ho_schi 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGHGtJiDlxw Old but gold. Maybe staged.
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Anger is an interesting term. They make it so huge that you want to get them out of the way and click "Accept"? I don't like the regulation for another reason. Cookie-Banners are a business model: https://userce
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by ho_schi 4y ago
* Live Chat * Cookie Banners * Newsletter-Offers * Java-Script moving things around What do they have in common? No benefit for the user. Remove the entire EU-Regulation upon Cookie-Banners. I would be thankful. A serv
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Hubs are not disappearing. NWR, JFK, FRA, CDG, LHR, LAX and so on are hubs and major destinations, served with long range, high capacity wide body planes. The middle-east airports are a special case, they are mostly hubs and the business re
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Boeing’s final 747 rolled out of the company’s cavernous factory north of Seattle Tuesday night as airlines’ push for more fuel-efficient planes ends the more than half-century production run of the jumbo jet. The B747-8 is pretty
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Read Web3 . It is an advertisement for Web3 and the blockchain. If you want proof it is yours, print it out and sign it with a witness - with ink.
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by ho_schi 4y ago
We wouldn't write every year a new additional law and instead apply one template based generic? And use tests before the high-court will rip it in pieces? And put the changing details in regulations? Aside from that. I still love the f
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Yes and no. This is a short/mid-term directive and as well a power-plug standard. Which is common across the world for decades. We all happily live with that already. Anyway, your basic idea is leading in a good direction and shall cov
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by ho_schi 4y ago
The EU is watching the USB-IF for further improvements. Currently it is limited to 100 Watt and common devices like latops and smartphones. And they're watching wireless-charging already. If Apple or some of the other usual suspects (M
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by ho_schi 4y ago
https://tilores.io/company ... were working together in the technology team of a German consumer credit bureau. I wonder about this paragraph. I assume someone with experience around consumer credits should be fam
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by ho_schi 4y ago
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/extensions-to-the-c-langu... The rational is better explained there :) Most programmers will write an error message and halt execution flow (return EXIT_FAILURE, abort(), exit()
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Please stop calling for a rewrite with the next language which is currently in trend. Use the right tool which fits your purpose. An example to learn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31089216 Lessons: * Serious
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Actually I've learned C++ in the past years and want to look into a working in embedded development. Now I'm reading that the industry is in need for C++ developers but paying bad at the same time? I'm confused.
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by ho_schi 4y ago
High Five for Lower Decks. It is TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT as animation series at quality level. Cannot say something about SNW because Paramount decided to tease people with another streaming platform. Back with TNG the did it right, offered t
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Yes. We should mention that - aside the actors - the writers rescued TNG. Ronald D. Moore for example. Gene Roddenberry nearly ruined TNG with his lawyer. But nobody is perfect, right?
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Yep. The older Star Trek cared about the story and acting, despite the struggles in the first seasons of TNG the succeeded. The newer ones lacking (any) logic and are just quick action. PS: ST Lower Decks is great :)
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Poor linux support on Developer Edition Ouch. And the next ThinkPad X13 is confirmed :) Anyway, always better keyboard and trackpoint.
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by ho_schi 4y ago
CSS and HTML are both from the web but different things. It makes sense to use CSS to control the style (therefore it is named Style-Sheets) in toolkits like Gtk and Qt! While JavaScript is an interpreted language for the web but not for ap
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by ho_schi 4y ago
* Blink (Google) * WebKit2 (Apple and some folks, mainly WebKit2Gtk) * Gecko (Mozilla) Microsofts Trident is dead, they now use Blink. Operas Presto is dead, they now use Blink. KDEs KHTML (the predecessor of W
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by ho_schi 4y ago
If I'm right the venerable ThinkPad X220 (T420 and so on) with Sandy Bridge (Intel HD3000) does use LVDS instead of eDP. And only some generations later Intel supported PSR with eDP. So it is safe?
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by ho_schi 4y ago
I'm with you. But why only when dominant? A human interaction possibility shall be part of any crucial service. Companies shall spend money for this and pay well trained personal. I know it is often vice versa and especially what mega
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by ho_schi 4y ago
I think the missing "why" is an issue. Like a commit message needs a "why".
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Thank you! You're right with the critique. The number is wrong and an exaggeration. To be fair, Brown did focus on emergency breaking and the paragraph lists situations for the rear break. The video is good and states that the front br
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Correct. JavaFX is now - other than AWT/Swing - a separate library. I'm sticking with JDK8 where it is integrate but that doesn't matter.
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by ho_schi 4y ago
I'm not found about AWT, Swing and JavaFX. Including a UI-Toolkit within the base-library of a programming language seems like a mistake. It doesn't integrate well. It is not usable for other programming languages. And support for
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by ho_schi 4y ago
The way to hell is paved with good intentions. I'm looking at the European Union and at Apple and Google. Good intentions? That doesn't mean that you're the good guys! History has shown that the bad guys always believe stro
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by ho_schi 4y ago
And also Sheldon Brown: https://www.sheldonbrown.com/brakturn.html The writings of Sheldon Brown are somewhat a Wiki for cyclists teaching maintenance and riding a bicycle. I've learned riding a bicycle as child but th
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by ho_schi 4y ago
Why is GNOME like GNOME? https://ometer.com/free-software-ui.html I recommend to read this! You will understand a lot about GNOME. They learned a lesson to keep things simple for the user. But the reason for five clocks is

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