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lordkrandel
4mo ago
Hey, thanks, nice adventure! I will have a look. I'm trying to ditch Arch for NixOS and I'm starting from Distrobox probably. Super useful!
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I have checked not being infected and proceeded to remove every single package I got from AUR.
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4mo ago
I've succesfully uninstalled yay and removed all the packages, and am still employed. Most were zombies and stuff that could be replaced. Rest is from Arch main repos.
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4mo ago
Thank you very much! I've found alternatives or removed about 30 packages. The only AppImage I have is Librewolf, no Flatpaks.
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4mo ago
It's installed from AUR, which has been compromised. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Arch-Linux-AUR-400-Compromised https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dropbox
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Ask HN: Is anyone else leaving AUR?
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4mo ago
Yes, I read that. It's simpler to block the entire Internet than to separate legal from illegal. So, if you make connecting to the Internet illegal to minors, you already solve the problem. Do you understand what I mean now? Next time
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4mo ago
Can we just oblige public sector workers to use Linux and that's it?
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4mo ago
No, not insane. Provider checks the ID for the age. Under 16? Sorry, internet not allowed. Only Youtube kids. End of the trouble.
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4mo ago
Move out to another house and have a loss in the family. Then, you won t care so much about money anymore. All the things we own, they own us
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4mo ago
Reviews, issues that have no meaning. Trust issues in submissions. Fomo.
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4mo ago
For build environment, doesn't `tcc` suffice? "More conventional" is often an opinion, it just means it's not popular enough.
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4mo ago
Dwm and dmenu. Top notch polish, true minimalism
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5mo ago
You probably live in a bubble where people going vegan is a thing. In my circle, is about 0,5% of people. (I'm vegetarian btw)
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5mo ago
Anywhere! Just leave! :)
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5mo ago
Not counting that we already have been studying our own behaviour for thousands of years, as social individuals and society... sometimes you just cannot go back, throw a bat on everyone's head and convince everyone that since we work b
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5mo ago
If I hear the argument of "naturality" and "natural design" I explode. We are "naturally" meant to die at 21, after getting whatever illness, never to move with massive transport, not even speak. 'cause al
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5mo ago
The fact that you feel the need to say that here, lets me think you're not well connected. The world is still human you know, 99% of it. It's just this bubble making you think that the concept of an AI song or poetry makes any sen
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5mo ago
To me, they did a great move. The fact that everybody is against it, it just adds.
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5mo ago
I don't like this article as it really sounds China fabricated propaganda instead of an analysis. We are kinda forgetting that war is a different beast. It's true that at the moment, sending drones is cheaper than intercepting the
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5mo ago
Could be. I don't know how the US people die less of heat. I know the overuse AC everywhere, but most people who die by heat are either on the streets, or old people. US has plenty pf them, and plenty of heat in Mexico and southern sta
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5mo ago
Does this study take into consideration also small factors like Covid, superhiring during Covid, changed interest rates making burning money more costly, and the diversion of investment money from people to AI not necessarily related to the
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5mo ago
I'm a neovim user not using autocomplete, feels like I'm an outlier in this research
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5mo ago
Worked with Powerbuilder for a while. While it's RAD in its purest form, very fast to get started (after v11 at least), the proprietary source code format, the high cost now for a subscription license, the focus on such a non-separated
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5mo ago
It's not that I dislike it. It's just the emptiness of conversations around it. Most discussion is not about the technology itself, or real takes, it's just "blablabla" It used to be more on point, like, 1 year ago?
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5mo ago
Yeah, it's become such a boring AI marketing outlet.
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5mo ago
Maybe CMDK is a bad name per se. Maybe it is yet another browser extension for Gmail, I don't know.
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Yeah, let's be suspicious of complexity, and blame spirits for our diseases instead of viruses and germs. Simpler narration aint it. God has wanted me to die. How simple is that?
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I don't understand what you mean. Linus, for instance, is quite woke to me. He even apologized for his tones, and enforces a code of conduct. So... what are you even talking about? DHH instead, really is a right wing extremist, one of
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