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8y ago
They are all more justified than the person who claims Swift playground on an iPad is the pinnacle of CS for Primary School.
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itomato
8y ago
I'd wager that a complete 8-bit system with printer and cassette storage is a better tool for learning.
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8y ago
Going back to a world where free and open software was the norm would be a mistake? Being able to buy one of a half-dozen or more periodicals with informative commentary on an accessible programming language would be a mistake? Empowering a
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8y ago
An important question as the OIN Patent Pool is directed toward a "Linux System"
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8y ago
It's a nice day to consider a Linux-based whitebox switch.
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8y ago
Specifically a "Linux System" as defined by OIN.
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8y ago
Bitbucket Enterprise is not only cheaper than GitHub Enterprise, but it can run on-prem in a cluster. Hard to imagine where GitHub trounces Bitbucket, but I am willing to listen
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8y ago
I've been searching high and low for a Linux port of GEM.
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8y ago
Nextspace seems simply to be two existing projects (with patches) packaged specifically for Red Hat Linux; GNUstep and WindowMaker. GNUstep's core libraries and build tools are behind Nextspace and Etoile, as well as the GWorkspace env
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itomato
8y ago
I haven't dug into the code, but how does this differ from GWorkspace and other GNUstep components (Prefs, Terminal, Login, et .)?
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8y ago
It doesn't even make sense, since "conch" is pronounced "konk".
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8y ago
I would love to see Apple embark on an OEM program similar to the old clone license of yore. As an OEM partner (Clevo, Asrock or the like), I can purchase T3 chips (or whatever they'll be called) or whatever silicon IP it takes to bles
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8y ago
A new velvet cushion filled with the same old sawdust and horsehair.
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8y ago
I'm billing for this.
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8y ago
Yes. A combination of muscle memory and morbid curiosity.
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itomato
8y ago
They can also run Commodore 64 BASIC. Sadly, the ARM part only has 8K RAM. https://www.pagetable.com/?p=956
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8y ago
And IRC begat AIM, and AIM begat ICQ, and ICQ begat Jabber... An IRC bot is no match for a Slack bot when it comes to simplicity and availability.
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8y ago
How do I write macros? What advanced styling options are there? How do I manage templates? How do I restrict access to certain content?
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8y ago
There will never be a better work environment for me than that job was. Sometimes what you really need to do is get up and play some Asteroids. Or fix it, as the case may be.
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8y ago
Macdown - an Open source Markdown editor for macOS. https://macdown.uranusjr.com/
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8y ago
It could also be that this is an imaginary "solution" to a "real" problem.
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8y ago
100 people @ 100 days / 6 hours per day is 6,000 person-hours at best. 30% of that time or more would be spent on consensus building and chatter. 10% on LaCroix & Coffee runs. 5% on bio-breaks. I'm left with about 60% of the o
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8y ago
Youre entitled to your own wishes, but really? Out of anything at all, you'd put 100 (talented) people to work for 100 days to implement an obsolete console in FPGA? Think big.
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8y ago
Only for that use case. From a logistics standpoint, which seems so important to the "modern beekeeper", it sounds like an easy thing to say yes to. The question of "where are my bees?" can have a real-time answer and ca
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8y ago
Windows 10 behaves so much like Windows 95 I'm embarrassed for Microsoft. Anything that seems remotely intuitive coming from a Mac means I'm thrust back into that antiquated mode of thinking and working. Be warned, these anecdotes
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8y ago
Alcantara and touchscreen? Pass.
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8y ago
> App Store ecosystem For example, requiring gimmicks like paid 'pro' features for 'free' apps.
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8y ago
GitHub took over for SourceForge during the lost years. When you guys came back and solicited feedback and ways to improve, I begged you to follow suit.
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Demographics, geography.. I bet the number of people riding scooters drops sharply at age 30. Heat dissipation for the mechanism and comfort for the rider are two big factors. Try it in Dallas. It has notoriously low walkability scores and
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I keep thinking I want to try this way of working, but I just can't into the walled garden of an App Store ecosystem. Until I can run Homebrew and a proper shell and 'git clone', the iPad is still just a gargantuan iPhone in
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