johnny22

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by johnny22 4y ago
> And most importantly, are they OK? i wanna know this too!
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by johnny22 4y ago
a central bank?
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by johnny22 4y ago
disabling by default is hardly banning.
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by johnny22 4y ago
luckily github can just squash it for you if you choose. You don't have to have a useless merge commit. The option is right there in the dropdown. I assume gitlab as well.
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by johnny22 4y ago
sounds like you never read his actual writings on his actual blog. As far back as 2014, he was talking about building a base layer for linux.
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by johnny22 4y ago
gnome works on FreeBSD, so that can't be true. It probably uses the logind fork though.
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by johnny22 4y ago
I wouldn't want to use any decentralized system for code if there's no discovery, code search, cross instance logins, AND BACKUPS. It'd suck to end up in a situation like you see with torrents, where there are tons of referen
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by johnny22 4y ago
indeed it is. It's fantastic even. I wonder who is suggesting this animosity. My only issue with protonis that too many folks are referring to proton without knowing about wine, which has caused some misunderstandings and misapplicatio
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by johnny22 4y ago
the problem isn't the process of using vim. I like that part. The part i dislike is the ecosystem of plugins and extension points.
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by johnny22 4y ago
you didn't need to change the headline like that...
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by johnny22 4y ago
because not enough americans seem to want it.
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by johnny22 4y ago
I wonder how many people are like me though. I never look at the contact information in the package metadata. I just jump directly to a search engine. If more people are like me, then that wouldn't help solve the problem at all.
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by johnny22 4y ago
this is what Fedora Silverblue is like and probably opensuse's MicroOS (i think that's whwat it's called).
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by johnny22 4y ago
so you're saying contribute to absolutely no 3rd party code? The person is saying that if you spend time outside of your VCS bubble, then you will end up using git, even if you don't like it.
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by johnny22 4y ago
it doesn't matter what you identify with/as, it matters how your bosses identify you.
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by johnny22 4y ago
i know the feeling. I have trouble getting results I need sometimes, while my colleague doesn't, because he types in full sentences and i try to hone on specific terms :(
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by johnny22 4y ago
my parents rely on Profile Manager. I set that up for them years ago, since my mom uses my dad's computer a bit every day. She has no need for a whole user account. Separating the stuff in the browser is enough.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> And you cannot turn their dns component off. Of course you can turn it off. Fedora didn't even use resolved until 2 or 3 releases ago and they were one of the first major (non rolling) distro to adopt systemd.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> - Decline of religion/spirituality is more pronounced in usa. vs where?
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by johnny22 4y ago
are you familiar with mikro-orm ?
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by johnny22 4y ago
why do you need to argue for the existing society that mostly everbody agrees with. That'd make a boring movie.
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by johnny22 4y ago
I just have my history config set to: Firefox will "remember history" and my history goes back to 2019 when i started this new firefox profile.
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by johnny22 4y ago
imposter surgery maybe? I thought the same as you.
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by johnny22 4y ago
Nope, but read this: https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2022/05/11/why-is-the-open-so...
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by johnny22 4y ago
c'mon y'all. read the other threads before commetning. It's not. https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2022/05/11/why-is-the-open-so...
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by johnny22 4y ago
it's not at all. https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2022/05/11/why-is-the-open-so...
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by johnny22 4y ago
it's not at all. it's been in the works via redhat, canonical and others for probably 2 years now.
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by johnny22 4y ago
GP says "All those static grid storage don’t need weight advantages of lithium. Neither home storage." so it might have been in that context, thus not relevant to EV
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by johnny22 4y ago
well how many are there and how much do their opinions matter? And do they really represent the "intelligentsia"?
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by johnny22 4y ago
didn't it? I coulda swore i saw it on nbc news on tv, and i know i saw it in the washington post.

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