mardifoufs

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by mardifoufs 1y ago
So, just like regular android development? But at least with some multiplatform support? Sign me up!
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
In addition to what the other comments have already highlighted, there's also the fact that you'd be back to using extremely opaque, even less "open source" hardware than regular CPUs/MCUs. Almost every FPGA that co
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Wait, so what's the reason for the W3C going against its own policy? Is it okay since it's just a recommendation?
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Their entire personality, really? You got that from a single paragraph from a blog post?
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Ok sure but at this point, what's the point in using Android? Google seems to just never stop adding restrictions, maybe for good reasons, but at this point Android is just going to be a cheaper, worse iOS for cheaper devices. There&#x
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Isn't buildah and podman themselves a case of NIH too? ;) I mean, they work fine but I don't think that's an issue with docker either.
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I guess that makes sense when you are part of the power wielding majority. but as someone who isn't, it's absolutely better for private corporations to have my data than governments. Sure, private corporations will end up giving s
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
But you can still use class components. They will never be deprecated afaik. Yes they aren't the most recommended route anymore, but that's fine as long as it doesn't break. Fwiw, I agree that the SSR route that react is taki
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Yes I agree but wouldn't that be the same if you used WC? The only difference is that web components has a much smaller ecosystem, but there's nothing that makes webcomponents any less prone to dependency hell, or to major churn,
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I'm not sure I follow. Are you saying that you don't use dependencies when using web components? Because that's usually the issue, not react itself. React doesn't really ever break backward compatibility. But yeah, if yo
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
But those aren't people in Israel. They are settlers in land that they are illegally settling, outside of Israel. And you can also read the other comment, you can see that even the area has increased. Is your argument really that the L
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I'm not sure why you say that it would surprise me. How many settlements do you think is okay? And more importantly, how many projected settlements are okay, in your opinion? No, Fatah did absolutely stop armed resistance. Getting wipe
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Still, as you said they are also hunted down and are marginal in the West Bank. It did nothing to stop Israel from settling as they pleased. And the Fatah also stopped armed resistance on their own, and fought off Hamas. So while the PA mig
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
They have been settling the only territory that actually stopped the armed struggle against Israel. The West Bank has literally kicked out Hamas, stopped fighting for years, and given up their arms for the most part. And Israel has been rel
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
The settler was in someone else's land, and actively participated in displacing the people that were "terrifying" them. An easy way would've been to just leave. It's not even controversial, almost every country on e
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Like a super rich and very well tested front end client, that doesn't need a server to template everything for it?
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Yes, if you are an ethnic Dane in the majority, that's probably true. But that's almost always true. Governments, even autocratic ones, usually don't go against the majority. But for everyone else, yes it's absolutely wo
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I mean Singapore is a pretty nice place to stay in too, but it's still not super free and pretty authoritarian. There are tons of factors that make a place "nice" to be in. In my experience though, at least Danemark is a bit
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
What? What does that have to do with what I said? Nothing that I said was about the project as a whole. I was just saying that the OS has different constraints than Debian does. What does openssh have to do with how easy it is for OpenBSD t
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Sure, that's usually true, but Debian also has that ability in this case ( they can fix, patch, or update everything in the repository). The issue is mostly with all software that isn't part of the distribution and the official re
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
OpenBSD doesn't have to care about compatibility as much, and has orders of magnitude less users. Which also means that changes are less likely to cause bugs from obscure edge cases.
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I know MySQL has checksums by default, how does it compare? Is it useful or is it similarly weak?
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Anecdotally that never seems to happen with o3. Only with 4o. I wonder why 4o is so... cheerful. o3 loves to spit out tons of weird Unicode characters though. I only sparsely use LLMs and only use chatgpt and sometimes Gemini or Claude, so
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I mean, Vice was more or less founded by the most stereotypical "dudebros" so I'm not sure if that's actually a good example of that
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I thought the Evolution issue was related to WebKit. Same for the other one (Geary). Does chromium also have the same issue? Regardless, it seems like these issues are all related to WebKitGTK, not Chromium.
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
But I don't get the two sides here. From what I understood, the police aren't allowed to use facial recognition. I mean at that point, why not just allow the cops to search without warrants, and do whatever they have to do to catc
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Okay and? They still bypassed a ban to do that. I guess we can just bypass any law, checks and balances whenever we really feel like someone might have committed a crime.
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Wait, that's news to me. Last time I checked, maybe 2 years ago, luajit supported some Lua >5.2 features. But, just a handful of those. Is it truly supporting most of the newer features nowadays?
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
Honestly I don't see the Terry vibes. It's just someone who's really, really into email clients lol.
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by mardifoufs 1y ago
I'm not super familiar with acme, but why is that? I usually dislike the HATEOS approach but I've never really seen it used seriously, so I'm curious!

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