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by ldng 5y ago
Isn't that a bit by force of habit ? I used to fallback to the !g quite often. I hardly needed it in the last 2 or 3 years. And Google was consistently worse when I did. So, as you say, just my experience.
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by ldng 5y ago
It doesn't need to be better than Google, it just need to be better for its marketshare. If users are mostly dev, than it's a win.
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by ldng 5y ago
Debian here. Runs very hot, loses key, usb does not always recognize devices, WiFi driver hold-up boot sequence for 2m, all in all a rushed and bad design that is not aging well in my case.
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by ldng 5y ago
Trusted Lenovo with the A485 to have a good Ryzen laptop. Never again. Thinkpad is really loosing its edge.
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by ldng 5y ago
On premise. Do not underestimate the number of companies that requires it.
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by ldng 5y ago
When Qt 6 reach feature parity (right now it is a 5 light) AND when The Qt Company stops being a dick to the community. I don't see this happening anytime soon.
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by ldng 5y ago
At the price of a Ferrari ? It's not like they can't rise prices!
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by ldng 5y ago
That's a decent balacing mechanism as a starting base. Your link raises interesting points though.
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by ldng 5y ago
What an absolute useless waste of energy ! ...
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by ldng 5y ago
I have nothing concrete to report, I slide 2cm, it works, settle down, slide 2 more and it goes nuts or not. Impredictable UX. But it's cool and flashy. I just avoid sites using mapbox-gl as much as I can...
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by ldng 5y ago
Same acceleration bug with Firefox under Linux that makes me hates Mapbox GL with passion ... Makes quite a lot of website unbearably unusable ... Would you please provide a way for the user to deactivate that terrible idea ? Thanks.
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by ldng 5y ago
It that applied in Europe also ? Forcing to opt out is illegal, it must be opted-in AFAIK.
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by ldng 5y ago
In a year and a half, Veratti, a football player for PSG, got it 3 times. Reinfection is a real tangible thing.
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by ldng 5y ago
What ?! You mean they're using this standardisation excuse to gain a competitive advantage with a proprietary extension? Shocking....
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by ldng 5y ago
What Google wants for itself should be irrelevant to the broader Inter-Network standards.
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by ldng 5y ago
Very much like HTTP 2/3, it solves primarily Google's problems.
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by ldng 5y ago
Stripe WAS "just means payments processing" and changed course to "increase the GDP of the internet". That is exactly the point of the article.
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by ldng 5y ago
> Unless France is going to use the depleted pension fund as an excuse to cut benefits That is exactly what has been happening several times during the last 3 decades.
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by ldng 5y ago
That's the storytelling people keep repeating. That is not what is actually happening. Or at least, population is not getting older as fast as it's made to be and is not the biggest factor. For instance, France have, successfully,
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by ldng 5y ago
They are blaming theme makers and it's the user that chooses its theme. Beside, I'm not a fan of the GNOME team OPA on GTK+ that is not their exclusive toolkit. This attitude issue must stop.
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by ldng 5y ago
It never worked. But served its purpose well to sell HTTP2 which made it easier to sell HTTP3. People seem to always forget Google is an advertising company.
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by ldng 5y ago
Please stop blaming the user ? User don't care about GNOME echo chamber anyway so they'll keep doing whatever they want.
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by ldng 5y ago
"*Async is not inherently faster than sync code.* Async is beneficial when performing concurrent IO-bound tasks, but will probably not improve CPU-bound tasks." So many thanks for puting that very explicitly in the doc !
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Ask HN: Is Instagram flooding people with “come back” email?
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by ldng 5y ago
Wasted energy and bandwith do matter. Now, there is a gap between a few kB and multiple GB.
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by ldng 5y ago
I find that very borderline. It is surfing on Django brand and, IMHO, the Django Project should not allow its brand to be used and misrepresented that way. The way I see this project is more an alternative framework the feels more like Flas
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by ldng 5y ago
Then the UI is relevant to you. That does not make it any better.
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by ldng 5y ago
They were not "betting for better touchpad" but for tablet. I remember clearly arguments being made about GNOME 3 being targeted at tablet at the time when I was on the mailing-lists.
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by ldng 5y ago
They used to be and reasonably priced. But not so much anymore. Domain prices have risen significantly IMO.
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by ldng 5y ago
You don't understand ? I don't know, maybe a decade of not listening to its actual user instead of pouring ton of work for fantasied ones ? Responsive design and Tablet were the rage and going to replace every other computer. Fast

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