johnny22

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by johnny22 3y ago
no, it wasn't. But even if it was, the flaw was in xz.
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by johnny22 3y ago
It didn't matter where the init system came from, but where xz came from.
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by johnny22 3y ago
How is common knowledge (disregarding your framing) insightful?
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by johnny22 3y ago
I was thinking about it context of complaing to folks running the ghost kitchen vs say at a pizza hut location. I have gotten free food when they screwed up my order at pizza places, and they did care about resolving my problems.
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by johnny22 3y ago
The premise of the post I replied to is that the mailing list moderation is currently not great and that it allows people to be abusive. It suggest that we should crowdsource this moderation. I assume they think this will lower the burden.
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by johnny22 3y ago
> But not having customers right there who can complain and might even get an extra or a replacement gives less incentive to keep quality up. This is a super good point. I didn't think about that.
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by johnny22 3y ago
A big problem is that people allow this sort of thing as part of the culture. I've followed the Fedora and PHP development mailing lists a few different times over the years ans this sort of thing was tolerated across the board. It doe
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by johnny22 3y ago
It could be they are just waiting for the switch 2 to really focus on it. Somebody mentioned how atlus never removes denuvo and also aren't releasing persona 3 for the switch, but will release it for the switch 2.
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by johnny22 3y ago
Sure, the same person who's gonna be looking is the same person who'd click "show diff"
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by johnny22 3y ago
I've never had a web presencse for my associated emails due to wanting to avoid spammers. I don't have a false identity.
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by johnny22 3y ago
I don't see how showing the binary diffs would help. 99.99999% of people would just scroll right past them anyways.
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by johnny22 3y ago
systemd subsumed udev. Eudev is what folks who don't have systemd use.
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by johnny22 3y ago
or the middle ground of something like fedora where they update many packages during the release cycle.
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by johnny22 3y ago
The important thing here is that distributions are gonna start moving the packages to non-free repos or removing it altogether. So you'll have to get it as if were a closed source project anyways.
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by johnny22 3y ago
I would assume that it's because there are more people like me who use gnome. I kept using gnome 3 from gnome 2 because gnome 3 worked the way I was already using gnome 2. I tried using tiling window managers, but they didn't give
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by johnny22 3y ago
I've found postgres via docker to be fine for dev and testing, but there are various epheremal postgres scripts, plus this could be promising for node stuff https://github.com/electric-sql/pglite if it works out.
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by johnny22 3y ago
There's also the wasm build of sqlite that you could just run directly if it's really necessary. Of course there might be performance differences
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by johnny22 3y ago
try creating a new temp user account and try there. Should give you a good idea if there's an issue with the software itself or your customizations. Then you can narrow them down.
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by johnny22 3y ago
ah. I thought it'd be more in the vein of safetynet, but guess not.
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by johnny22 3y ago
Woudln't that prevent most folks from being able to root their devices without making the camera lesser than everyone else's camera?
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by johnny22 3y ago
gnome folks are on the committees just like everybody else is. They don't have veto power in that way over the accepted standards, only in what they implement.
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by johnny22 3y ago
As far as i know it is. As far as what's in the future no idea. I'm only speaking of the present.
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by johnny22 3y ago
libraries and movie rentals had late fees because they can't rent out the same movie or book while you have it. Those require a different argument than mortage or other bills.
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by johnny22 3y ago
considering gnome runs on freebsd, that's just not true. The only work those folks had to put in was implementing one interface for what logind provides
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by johnny22 3y ago
i saw folks suggesting a lot of the growth came from india, but i didn't look into it.
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by johnny22 3y ago
I liked it a lot other than the dress spheres weren't properly balanced against each other.
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by johnny22 3y ago
how is grid an alternative for table? Do you only mean in a layout sense only?
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by johnny22 3y ago
fastmail has masked email and I use that pretty regularly which can do the same thing. It also apparently integrates well with existing password managers like 1password and bitwarden. I haven't used that feature myself, but maybe it wo
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by johnny22 3y ago
no, it's not. it has to match the switch hardware virtually and also whatever the switch os is.
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by johnny22 3y ago
ah, i get no results pages often when i search for quoted error strings from many different sources. Thing is, I have a hard time believing that no one has actually talked about at least some of those errors :(

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