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by josteink 4y ago
If this doesn’t teach users (and developers) of the risks associated with centralized, closed services… I guess nothing will? It will be interesting to see if this drives users and traffic elsewhere.
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> This isn't rhetoric, the LGB Alliance isn't some group that just happens to not focus on T of LGBT. They're a group that wants the T dropped from LGBT, that believes, advocates for, and fights for legislation that define
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> Of course hate in modern lingo just means disagreement, or failure to support the specific legislative agenda of a particular group. Maybe that’s just me, but I think we should have higher expectations to the language used in discussio
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It’s just plain rhetoric at this point. Anyone not actively supporting trans-rights these days are effectively labelled a “hater” or transphobic. Essentially the trans-activist doing their best to gaslight the situation and get as much ch
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> Parallel construction is illegal. Sure. But then first you have to prove it is a parallel construction.
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Every time someone asks me what I think is wrong with Python packaging, I’ll show them this link. Saved. Thanks for sharing!
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That sounds cool. Did you document it anywhere for others to setup themselves? We’re there any obvious issues in such a setup?
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OpenWrt 22.03.3 third service release(forum.openwrt.org)
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> Looking at the Reddit thread about this, there was some arguably racist stuff going on in his repo That may or may have been warranted but these days "some arguably racist stuff" is a too vague description to be meaningful to
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That sounds absolutely terrible, but to be fair, it also sounds more like a Windows-specific issue, than a USB-C specific one.
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> At this point the best Linux Desktop is Windows with WSL2 I tried this once to see if I could run the Linux-version of Emacs, on Windows, because the native Windows-version has terrible performance. After an hour or so if fiddling I st
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I don’t get this obsession everyone outside the Linux-space has with desktop Linux being viable or not. To me, as a developer who likes to form the tools to fit my needs (as opposed to doing the opposite), Linux is great. It’s not for eve
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> but I am using Bitwarden free and there's no authenticator app There is if you pay $10 annually for Bitwarden Pro. I use it, and it was the game changer I needed in terms of user-experience, to bother actually start using 2FA&#x2F
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> And by in large I still agree with it. For me I've only ever turned to piracy when the legitimate service has become a complete mess of red tape and user frustration. I think service quality is an issue too, at least for me. Rec
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> I'm not sure who's to blame here. I would venture to say perhaps AzureAD? When a OS receives an instruction from the router/DHCP server that no proxy should be used on this network , and the OS adheres to that… And that
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> Beyond DNS there is also a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) method where, along with the typical network address settings, the client receives the URL for downloading the PAC file. This is done via option 252, but isn’t widel
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The Mozilla foundation situation is equally hopeless these days: https://lunduke.substack.com/p/firefox-money-investigating-t... All the old heroes have started rotting from the inside and turned to fungus.
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> I also use lsp-* for all IDE features... is eglot going to be the better choice here for every language?? LSP works with Go, Dart, Java, Zig, Rust, Lua... do I need to remove all my config for those to use eglot?? eglot is just another
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> Some, I admit, have merit. (Senile, grey-beard etc.) To me they are common sense. Speak for yourself. To me "grey beard" is a word which refers to someone with great authority on a subject, whose experience is certain to exce
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by josteink 4y ago
Emacs 29 contains so many things OOB that it has completely eliminated the use of 70-80% of the packages I use in my day-to-day job: - use-package built in - csharp-mode (now built in) - typescript-mode (now built in) - same with json-mode
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The edit was a clarification based on your comment which was clearly misunderstanding what I was trying to say. Nothing malicious/nefarious intended. Also: while Kanye is clearly his own kind of category of crazy, what “other racists”?
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> "We must kill all the [insert ethnic group]" To be fair, that has always been allowed to say on Twitter as long as the target is either white, men or both. The only news is now you’re (equally) allowed to spread that kind of
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Uh. Did you miss the part of my comment which said that link-banning being bad? Also nice hyperbole you got there.
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> You're assuming that Elon isn't doing what he intended to do, turn Twitter into his own personal, right wing echo-chamber with political influence. He simply unbanned accounts which were wrongfully banned. Accounts which simp
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> re-enabling known hate-speech accounts “Hate speech” is left-wing code for “someone with an opposing point of view”. Having those accounts unbanned, if nothing else, is a healthy sign. What this thread is about though (banning outbound
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by josteink 4y ago
I don’t know. Wayland support is very important (tm) to us Wayland-users, but I don’t know how the rest of the world feels about that. It could be like that whole kerning -thing which is super-mega important to some people, while the rest
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I guess I've eliminated quite a few of them over the years. The biggest one remaining is probably matrix-synapse.
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I'm no big fan of python in general, but if this can help getting the slow python-based apps I depend on to run faster... I'm all for it :)
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If it’s that easy… git a link to a quick howto? :) Does it work regular (free) accounts, free organizations or other similar setups used by non-commercial open-source projects?
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Sure that is doable, but it doesn't quite sound like a OOB solution where you just add a flag to your YAML, or another line to your build-matrix and call it a day. I've honestly missed this on Github Actions, and hadn't (yet)

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