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by jhasse 7y ago
> * Github had a stronger association with open source than Bitbucket (dunno why though). Maybe it all came down to marketing. <-- there's a startup lesson Maybe because it was bought by Atlassian.
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by jhasse 7y ago
How to undo git checkout . ?
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by jhasse 7y ago
Fastmail's web interfaces uses JMAP under the hood.
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by jhasse 7y ago
> BUT - extensions are also often the cause of a slow and frustrating Firefox experience I doubt that this is true. Some extensions like Adblockers even make browsing faster.
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by jhasse 7y ago
> No consumer OS but iOS actually provides any sort of true app level sandboxing. Android does, too.
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by jhasse 7y ago
> Obviously not everything was new then. Nothing was! Debian stable doesn't update packages (not even minor releases or bugfixes). They only backport security fixes or very critical bugfixes. Debian 9 was freezed on 2017-02-05. You&
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by jhasse 7y ago
> released in February. Yeah, that's not how Debian stable works.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Isn't Zen 2 a new architecture??
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by jhasse 7y ago
wouldnt base 11 make more sense then?
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by jhasse 7y ago
As I don't have access to a parallel universe: I don't know.
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by jhasse 7y ago
More like I have to kill you in order to save your children.
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by jhasse 7y ago
KWin has support, albeit still very buggy (last I heard).
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by jhasse 7y ago
Not having to commit to a stable driver API has advantages, too.
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by jhasse 7y ago
There's also Sway.
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by jhasse 7y ago
> SSHing into a server and launching a small GUI tool is still dead. They are working on native support for that via PipeWire. For the time being you can still do that with Xwayland.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Pirating Windows is a lot riskier (think downloading random unlock.exe files) while the key gives you a fully working functional official Windows without any hassles.
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You did get something in return for that 40k though.
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by jhasse 7y ago
By not helping the Chinese government.
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As the money hasn't left the system, this will never happen.
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No one left? Only 100 gone!
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by jhasse 7y ago
The top 1% has been brought up by the articles title you commented on.
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by jhasse 7y ago
I know, I meant that "configuring it back" is just one click on "Warn Before Quitting" in the Chrome menu. See https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/340517
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by jhasse 7y ago
> I'm sure I could configure it back [...] It's literally one click in the "Chrome" menu.
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> It has even intercepted cmd-q now which is super annoying. You can disable that in the "Chrome" menu.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Yes
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> It may have had something to do with licensing -- at the time the Qt license meant it wasn't free software [...] So the fork basically violated GIMP's license, right? I think it's very far fetched to conclude "GIMP
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by jhasse 7y ago
> A previous major version's UI has relevance to a future major version's UI??? Yes, of course.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by jhasse 7y ago
> Rust _is_ helping Firefox development, and is a key part of why Firefox is remaining competitive. You don't know that. What if all the money that went into Rust would have been spent on a new renderer in C++?
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by jhasse 7y ago
But the ICU headers require C99 anyway.

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