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by hulitu 9mo ago
> This is not a window manager, so thanks for stating the obvious. So what exactly is a "shell" ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Red here does not mean #ff0000 For you maybe. "Look it is not gray on gray is black #777777 on white #333333". /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Has a concept of a “music library” This one i hate. I want a playlist, nothing more, nothing less. I don't want to play chime.wav.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> It’s the audio patents required for a good experience. So that's why the audio sometimes sucks in Teams: they are not using the right patents.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> if commit with new feature also had it Maybe reading his OS documentation will be more appropiate. What's next ? How to install Arch ? Or Mesa ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> const int EIGHT = 8 lol > “The primary purpose of the DATA statement is to give names to constants; instead of referring to pi as 3.141592653589793 at every appearance, the variable PI can be given that value with a DATA stateme
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> How ICE knows who Minneapolis protesters are The protesters use a ("secure") phone.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Eventually more people figured out that this was the ticket, Sorry to interrupt you, but: 1. X Windows has the notion of virtual screen which was bigger than the real one allowing you to have a virtual bigger screen. 2. Fvwm has virtua
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Only 70 percent ? I would have expected more. After all, most of FAANG write perfect programms.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Android-like user experience so crap. No inovation those days.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
It doesn't have enough levels of abstraction, and, conpared to electron, it uses too few resources to be considered as a viable target by real men.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> There is already a standard that allows anyone to create software that works cross-platform: the browser. Which one exactly ? IE ? Dillo ? Lynx ? Pale Moon ? Firefox version 126 ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> But you have to get the software somehow? We call this: download. Usually better than RCE.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> The security model of Android and iOS is vastly superior "This app requires access to all your files. OK [X] Close []"
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by hulitu 9mo ago
The rule based world order is over. /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> all simple charging cables should be universally labeled as such labeling hurts profits.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> This looks like it will help a lot of students and families who are on a budget. Playing gameas or what ? Working with files on Android is a PITA.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
It looks like Win 11 with notification bar at top. Good job Google. Trully a revolutionary design, just like Android 4. /s
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> The actual encryption technology hasn’t changed at all—all we’ve done is change where the recovery key is saved. So the same shit. The only difference is that besides Microsoft, you also have the key.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Never understood why it went away from most distributions forever. CADT. "Because of the release of GNOME 2.0 and 2.2, and the lack of interest in maintainership of GNOME 1.4, the gnome-core product is being closed. If you feel yo
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by hulitu 9mo ago
You don't get 22 hours of battery life out of any laptop. Maybe when it sits idle, but we usually turn our laptops on to do something.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> ChatGPT Containers can now run bash, pip/npm install packages and download files What can go wrong ? The next Linux (and BSD) worm will be a ChatGPT based one.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Introducing Prism Accelerating science writing and collaboration with AI. I thought this was introduced by the NSA some time ago.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Unlikely Yes. Besides Google/Apple, Meta, the CIA, the 5 Eyes, their friends and the spyware installed on your phone, nobody else has access to your keys.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Europe wants to end its dangerous reliance on US internet technology Yeah, right. ROTFL. With all NGOs sponsored by the US, which sustain all political parties in Europe, this will be verry, verry difficult.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
They were just migrating from Berkeleydb to Oracle so that CIA can have real time access.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> The analogy is kind of striking, when you think about it. It's an old one: "Damn it feels good to be a gangsta Gettin' voted into the White House Everything lookin' good to the people of the world But the Mafia fami
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Two QA per dev?? That seems ginormous to me. The only person I heard was writing perfect code was Donald Knuth. And even he had bugs in its code.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> you can't see the switching transients, because they are instantaneous. Kids those days. So Plecs is an ideal simulator, or ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> NexOS includes Linux as an app, so you can open a full Debian environment whenever you need it—even while you’re out and about. The goal is simple: Linux should feel like a real desktop-class toolset on a mobile device, not a toy. So a

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