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by johnny22 4y ago
or use a derivative like popos or mint. that way you get newer packages than debian. I am interested to see how they will fare in the long term as ubuntu moves farther and farther away from debian though.
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by johnny22 4y ago
was that the case during the referenced time period? I think it's more about back then rather than now.
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by johnny22 4y ago
even gtk uses webkit for their webview and not gecko. It'd be nice to see gecko as a possiblity there.
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by johnny22 4y ago
so i'd have to ask my parents to have my teacher call me Johnny instead of John? that doesn't sound great to me.
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by johnny22 4y ago
i mean really.. the site is called "Hacker News" and breaking established rules and restrictions is kind of the point.
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by johnny22 4y ago
doesn't C force 2s complement now? If so, one less thing to worry about.
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by johnny22 4y ago
firefox already implements mv3 as much as they can, but without removing what mv2 offered don't they?
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by johnny22 4y ago
i wonder if you can take advantage of systemd-nspawn for most of that?
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by johnny22 4y ago
popos maybe?
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by johnny22 4y ago
except the type system in C isn't that good.
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by johnny22 4y ago
yeah. some people here aren't grasping that it's important to the "western" nations that india does in fact buy russian oil and gas. Any words in public otherwise are just for show.
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by johnny22 4y ago
is compiz fun really gone though? You can have debates about the rest of it, but it seems like folks really have kept most of the compiz stuff like wobbly and burning windows alive :)
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by johnny22 4y ago
the license wouldn't be that important if say it was just covering over a vercel specific API. that's not the case here, but the license would be irrelevant if it's just talking to a vendor locked service.
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by johnny22 4y ago
this isn't about pull requests at all. this is about gating, done via sending patches via email, or branch pulling, or some other mechanism. You seem to be against the concept of someone having the ability to veto your submission, and
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by johnny22 4y ago
even php has some level of pattern matching now.
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by johnny22 4y ago
people are just pointing out what they see as hypocrisy, that's it. I don't follow these people on twitter so I have no idea if that's the case or not.
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by johnny22 4y ago
ah. my 6.2 does have an unlockable bootloader.
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by johnny22 4y ago
are you sure it doesn't? My low end "nokia" from HMD Global has an option to unlock the bootloader. Maybe this one does as well.
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by johnny22 4y ago
It would have been better if "The next step is sandboxing and containerizing every library you depend on." was the first step instead of the second.
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by johnny22 4y ago
even qt left qmake behind in favor of cmake, so you're not the only one :)
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by johnny22 4y ago
well to be fair flatpak isn't really meant for cli apps, and i would guess those are mostly cli apps.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> maybe it's indeed time to let the system package management(apt,rpm,etc) just manage a solid BASE system, and let Flatpak etc to manage their own application sandboxes on top, kind of like dockers. This is kind of how immutable sy
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by johnny22 4y ago
you would indeed be better off with pop or mint. ubuntu is gonna move more and more towards snaps.
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by johnny22 4y ago
they are adding a "verified publisher" feature very soon I think. I saw screenshots of the beta for it.
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by johnny22 4y ago
japan maybe? I don't know all the details of their setup though. I know there are multiple lines managed by multiple different companies though.
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by johnny22 4y ago
i haven't actually seen that approach work. If you got an examples, I'd love to see it.
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by johnny22 4y ago
that is one of the few levers the Fed has. Congress not acting is the real problem.
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by johnny22 4y ago
they're supporting manifest v3 fully, but not removing the thing that breaks the better content filtering.
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by johnny22 4y ago
i just read "java is slow" as "java is slow to startup" and that helps. Java is slow(er) to to startup, but once it's going, it's pretty good.
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by johnny22 4y ago
The quote was: > People who equate speech with violence have generally never known physical violence. Just wondering if that meets the standard or not. Not that I think all speech is violence though. I just think you setup a strawman.

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