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by jhasse 9y ago
VS Code even includes native code (ripgrep written in Rust), so I'm not sure if it should count. And in my experience Microsoft Office is still used more than Google Docs for non professional users, but YMMV. Hangouts is also way behin
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by jhasse 9y ago
"Peer-to-peer-YouTube" already exists btw: https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube
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by jhasse 9y ago
Solution: Button::create() returns a unique_ptr which you have to move to the window at the end.
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by jhasse 9y ago
You don't know what we would have instead.
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by jhasse 9y ago
And then they will stop releasing Fuchsia's (and Android's) source code and become the new Microsoft of the 90s.
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by jhasse 9y ago
They share a special relationship, don't they? The difference to Python is though, that you're restricting yourself A LOT more when writing C and C++ compatible code (you're basically writing C with a few exceptions).
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by jhasse 9y ago
I think ansible is a big one for RHEL though.
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by jhasse 9y ago
It could be configurable (like with /usr/bin/c++) or at least be the case when python2 isn't installed.
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by jhasse 9y ago
You can write code that runs with both python3 and python2. Therefore I wouldn't call them different languages.
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by jhasse 9y ago
> "Most popular" packages, which ones? Most moved a long time ago to Python 3 http://py3readiness.org/
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by jhasse 9y ago
No point, just wanted to link to it.
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by jhasse 9y ago
Why learn a completely new framework for an OS with 1% marketshare?
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by jhasse 9y ago
The web engine on Windows phone is (was) terrible though compared to Webkit/Blink.
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by jhasse 9y ago
What's the marketshare on developer machines though? And build servers? What about Docker? It's so nice to be able to have any CI build your Android apps and Travis CI supports building iOS apps, too.
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by jhasse 9y ago
Only in the US, Australia, Mexico, New Zealand, and South Korea though.
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by jhasse 9y ago
> 2. Event management and invites https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/1359
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by jhasse 9y ago
> That's a bit of semantic but yeah Google is 100% responsible of the hacky mess of the Android landscape nowadays. 100%? What about the hardware manufactures which release closed source and buggy drivers? > If you cannot even ru
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by jhasse 9y ago
> Google has way enough power to dictate standards, for most companies, not having access to the Play Store is assured death. Still it would require the hardware to change, not Android. But you're right that Google could do somethin
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by jhasse 9y ago
That has nothing to do with Android, but with the hardware (ARM, SoCs, ...). There are also laptops where you can't install Ubuntu btw, still it's "more open" than Android.
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by jhasse 9y ago
Never said it's perfect, just not "zero".
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by jhasse 9y ago
Still more apps than in iOS's alternative app stores.
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by jhasse 9y ago
Often you can sideload the ones you're missing. Also there's the AOSP. And openness to use a custom launcher, browser engine, overlays, ...
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by jhasse 9y ago
openness isn't zero with Android, e.g. you can install alternative app stores.
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by jhasse 9y ago
I'd guess merge support in case of conflict and web GUI access.
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by jhasse 9y ago
You're right, I've should have made it more clear: The password is only in addition to the phone number + login code, it can't replace it.
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by jhasse 9y ago
> Come on, you know very well that most clients don't support this. supported: Telegram for Android Telegram for iPhone and iPad Telegram for WP Telegram for macOS not supported: Telegram for Windows/
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by jhasse 9y ago
> Why are you defending these fraudsters? Them being fraudsters doesn't make all of your allegations true. > Don't play silly word games, you just said "I would guess that usage is definitely below 1%" So? 0.1% is
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by jhasse 9y ago
> used by nobody I use it, so it isn't nobody. > not implemented by apps It's implemented by the Android and iOS apps, which are the most used ones. > actively discouraged by UI How is this actively discouraging? https:&
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by jhasse 9y ago
I would guess that usage is definitely below 1%, but it is possible to use them and I am using them from time to time without problems.
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by jhasse 9y ago
> First, it doesn't have logins and passwords so you cannot even log in without having a phone nearby. You can set-up a password. Also you can login with a Telegram device nearby, e.g. a tablet or laptop. No phone required. > Sec

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