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ho_schi
4y ago
My entry was scripting in Counter-Strike (Quake CFG Scripts). This cannot happen with consoles and Apps on Pads/Smartphones entirely prevent this. Some people try to bring this modification friendly things back, with BBC Microbit, RasP
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4y ago
Imgur is one of the last social media platforms which provides up- and downvotes. They've new owners and first the total counters for both disappeared on comments. Then on posts itself. Now there is only one counter with a calculated d
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ho_schi
4y ago
Thanks. I've checked it again: https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/241ecce7527daafeb021e... Was awkward. https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/6eba172ee7f77e1400813...
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4y ago
I actually hide it and it also keeps working. If I remember correctly the notification contains a link with a short explanation and a hint how an experienced user can hide it. I just opted to not note it here, because it requires manual wor
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4y ago
Mobile booting? I hope we will soon see Thunderbird on Android! Finally decent Email-App with PUSH-IMAP, local storage of all E-Mails and a comfortable UI. But K9? It works. But it is complicated and has raw edges e.g. the visible permanent
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4y ago
I'm also waiting for the X13 Gen3 AMD becoming available, with RNDA2. Shall work well with Archlinux, enough performance for programming (GCC), playing (CSGO) and very portable. A lot better in a backpack on a roadbike or while traveli
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5y ago
Not my words but yes. Giving a corporation money encourages them to keep going that direction further. I would spend more money on Linux certified computers from (e.g. Lenovo, Dell, Purism, System76, Tuxedo...) which hopefully encourages th
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5y ago
Interesting! If Qualcomm means actually WiFI chips from Atheros this could mean good WiFi and good Linux drivers. Atheros has a good reputation, it is just Qualcomms ARM and GPUs drivers which are problem.
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5y ago
Using still a ThinkPad X220 with Linux and will switch likely this year to a X13 AMD Gen3. I personally prefer the X13 because it is solid, powerful and provide many connectors. I hope the next MediaTek WiFi-Chips are better this time, if n
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5y ago
This will come with a lot of problems and requires extra work. Apple Hardware is not intended by the manufacturer to be used as general purpose computer but to run MacOS.
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5y ago
Title is wrong. The parliament doesn't have passed anything. And the article states that immediately at top! The administration (Bundeskabinett) formed by SPD, GREEN, and FDP has decided they want to follow the draft plans worked out t
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5y ago
OpenGL was and is a nice thing. Linux was missing. Fixed ten years later :)
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5y ago
Do I get that right, a denunciate app? I'm myself riding a road-bike and driving a car. Seeing an enemy in each other doesn't help! What is next? An app for car drivers to report road-bikers which ride on the road instead of a bad
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ho_schi
5y ago
Sorry my friend. I'm preferring gasoline ;)
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5y ago
ZF8 seems to be used by Audi only for cars sold in America? btw. ZF means Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen. Which is owned by the Zeppelin Foundation. Which was founded to support the built of Zeppelin Luftschiffe and social purposes. Weird s
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5y ago
It always entertaining when Americans speaking about manual transmissions as something mysterious. It is not, feet on pedal, switch, feet from pedal. Europeans are surprised seeing you manipulating the wipers to control the transmission. I
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5y ago
No need for an ABI with open-source drivers because Linux and drivers shall be open source. What matters is the API and modifications to this can be maintained by upstream. If your hardware drivers aren't open source the promises of th
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5y ago
Yes! The usual corporate websites are worthless and don't present information. Every non-profit, club, or community provides a humble but clear website with the required information and menu! Look at that bloated visual rich websites
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5y ago
Host on premise? Or use Gitlab as service or - again - on premise. Outsourcing in general and literally "outsourcing" should be done for things you cannot do yourself properly (no competence, too much work, no feasible resources).
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5y ago
Anroid could be barely named Linux. More appopriate Google/Android or Google/Linux - in relationship to GNU/Linux. Google seems to do everything to push out GNU and the GPL. Especially the compatibility layer "PlayServic
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5y ago
I've never seen any consistency MS-DOS, Win9x and WinNT. The worst offender is Microsoft itself with the file-browser, settings and office-suits. They don't maintain and evolve their toolkit, they just add new ones and recommend t
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5y ago
The font rendering issues: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/3787 I recommend ignoring the blaming (users) and ignoring (developers) on both side both reading the details involved. Looks like m
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5y ago
WebKit and WebKitGtk. The later needs more developers! We're down to three browser engines {Blink, Gecko, WebKit} and I don't expect any new because the web piles up complexity. We've lost Trident, KHTML and Opera. While nobo
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5y ago
Took me some time to get familiar with it but GDB is well documented and fulfills its duty. It looks ancient but it is powerful. Do not underestimate the power of the print command! And the advanced stuff like revers-debugging, multi-thre
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5y ago
> There is Windows Forms, WPF, MAUI, UWP, WTL, WinUI, MFC, and I am sure others that I am missing. The list is missing the old Win32 API? Microsoft never cared about continuation between UI libraries and HIG. Neither application programm
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5y ago
Actually not. The problem is, good stuff need enduring hard work. There is no justification of wasting resources, draining the battery and providing bad integration into the environment. It is like Flash: https://josephg.com/
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5y ago
Wait. Sending what you want to do to a webservice (GPT-3) doesn't sound clever?
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5y ago
Thank you. I was misguided by the dependency upon Gtk! For Gtk there is anyway gtk-rs[1] available. [1] https://gtk-rs.org/
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5y ago
Same on my mind. Let say you have to create an invoice for a customer and your operations stop just because your not using {Cario, Skia, PoDoFo, JagdPDF, Haru, Whatever} on the local environment but relied upon an external service which hal
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5y ago
No Electron? That is already one good thing ;) Why does Rust folks seem to encapsulate and separate their stuff more and more? Own build-tools and infrastructure are one thing. Am I right that Druid is not an very own Toolkit but a layer li
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