lesto

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   by lesto 5y ago

   As EUropean living in a different country for work, is not that easy at all. Try to do your taxes in Swedish or German or French.. Or try to have a social life with people that while could speak English will probably switch to their own lan
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   by lesto 5y ago

   there is a reason if pretty much all distribution follow this approach :)
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   by lesto 5y ago

   > a traditionally distro wouldn't even bother packaging any of this stuff or engage at all. unfortunately the library author made a PR to Home Assistant, a program that is packaged in many distro; all those distro will add his packa
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   by lesto 5y ago

   the author of the lib pushed the code by a PR to Home Assistant, a project that is packaged by multiple distribution, including ubuntu, fedora, arch and more, all of which will repackage the library. The author should ask for removal from
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   by lesto 5y ago

   > You're entitled to nothing when authors write FOSS. They provide it as-is. Take it or leave it. No one is obligated to take support harassment. the author of the lib literally pushed it to Home Assistant , so he gave it to a relat
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   by lesto 5y ago

   > Pinning every Python dependency instead of fetching HEAD is how you get local control and security! yes it is? they make sure the user get a specific version that is (hopefully) vetted and know as working properly; this is much safer t