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kombine
2y ago
Basically they have up-to-date KDE desktop environment unlike the obsolete version in Debian. Ubuntu always lags behind too.
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2y ago
Are these models suitable for Code assistance - as an alternative to Cursor or Copilot?
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2y ago
I see little reason to use Debian on a personal computer, despite using a Debian-based distributions (Ubuntu and Debian itself) for more than 10 years. I switched to Fedora and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and they perfectly fit my needs.
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2y ago
> All the characters just state out loud exactly how they're feeling about everything. Yeah, this is one thing that I didn't like about AoT, especially in the first 4-5 episodes. Later I accepted it as its characteristic style,
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2y ago
From their manifesto: > Long ago there was an OpenSource library called Qt. When it was C++ and Widgets, it was great. Then the library lost its way and became focused on phones. It also became dramatically less "open" and much
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2y ago
> order to kill the maximal amount if Israeli civilians This is hasbara. Both are part of the same wider conflict in which Israel is aiming to eliminate Palestine from the map. There was never peace to begin with, including before Octob
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2y ago
And my question stands, if this is legitimate warfare, why wouldn't Israel admit it carried out the attack? US does not hide that they eliminated Bin Laden. The answer is pretty obvious here.
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2y ago
If it was not a terrorist attack and a war crime but a targeted operation against the militants, why wouldn't Israel claim responsibility for the successful operation?
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2y ago
And if you look at it more broadly, most Israelis served in the army which maintains an occupation which is illegal under international law, that is most countries on the planet deem it illegal. So, when I meet an Israeli, the instant thoug
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2y ago
I personally don't think Lua is a good choice for an embedded language in 2024, the bare minimum should be indentation-based scopes and zero-indexed arrays. Of course, Tthis is your project, but perhaps taking an existing and mature la
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2y ago
I agree that this is a great idea. I use KDE Neon on many of my machines, but it's a subpar experience. People ask the same question on the webforums all the time: what is the best KDE distro? Having a flagship KDE distribution where K
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2y ago
I only started using KDE 4, then quit and came back for KDE 5. Now I'm running KDE 6 on Wayland and it the most stable it ever has been. There is a significant push for bug fixing and polish. Port to Qt 6 started a major release cycle
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2y ago
Starting from T14 Gen 5 Ctrl is in the conventional position. On my Gen 3 I swap Ctrl and Fn in the bios.
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2y ago
I have Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 3 AMD - it is the best Linux laptop I've ever had. They have 16" laptops too if you prefer this size.
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I wish the project best of luck, though I feel that it is going to take them years in order to reach parity with KDE, which combined with Qt took decades to bring to its current feature set.
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2y ago
yeah, for me it renders on Firefox but is sluggish compared to Chrome.
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2y ago
KDE's first browser and file manager was also the same app - Konqueror.
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2y ago
Wait, they do it for Apple Corp??
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2y ago
> That's funny because i don't even know a reason to use Linux these days. Can I run apps like Slack or Spotify on BSD? Will it have WiFi and Bluetooth drivers for my laptop? Not even talking about games.
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2y ago
No, there is no logical link between the two events. Russian govt can protest that for propaganda reasons: to make a point that Western governments are restricting freedom of speech.
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2y ago
This is true, there are already a plenty of imperative distros to choose from and they offer more or less similar experience. If I ever want to switch to something else, this would be NixOS or another declarative one.
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2y ago
Ok, Microsoft is killing anything that was good about Windows. Don't want to be that guy, but the Settings app in KDE is the best in class and can configure almost every aspect of the desktop environment. Overall, Plasma Desktop is a b
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2y ago
This is partly true, but there is a caveat: it's 10 lines of finished . In order to get there you would write and edit this piece of code many times over until it reaches the desired quality. And VIM is meant for "editing" c
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2y ago
After Kate was ported to Qt4, I was very impressed that it could handle extremely large files with no sweat. I don't use it, because I need a remote development capabilities and when compared to Neovim it simply lacks the plugin ecosys
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2y ago
I'm running Jellyfin on Raspberry Pi 4 and switched transcoding off. Never really had any problem with it.
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2y ago
Tumbleweed is a very solid distro, one could also use it as an "immutable" distro by installing the software from Flatpaks and distrobox. Been using it for more than a year after a decade on Ubuntu.
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Even without an official confirmation whether it is indeed a genocide or not, there has been enough evidence of horrible crimes that should dissuade a company from operating in Israel. If you really want to work with talented (no doubt) Isr
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2y ago
Yes, Palestinians will be lab rats for testing all kinds of AI - surveillance, profiling and obviously weapons - before selling it to other countries
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Framework announced the RISC-V laptop just recently, which is really fucking on a raspberry PI-like single board computer on the their chassis. What I'm personally bothered about is the use of proprietary apps that are already provided
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> We are an American company with offices in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv, where we have deep roots and the ability to recruit top technical talent. The irony of pitching "safe super intelligence" while opening offices in a country t
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