mariusor

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by mariusor 1y ago
What makes a systemd service less ergonomic? I guess it needs a deployment step to place it into the right places where systemd looks for them, but is there anything else?
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by mariusor 1y ago
I'm not sure how those links support your "lit proponents shit on other JavaScript libraries/frameworks", which was my complain about your post, or if that would even warrant as an excuse for you personally being an ass
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Small company, low volume product, high production premiums. Not everyone can afford Amazon and Apple level volumes.
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As a third party I can't help but notice that the only one doing the "shitting" here, is you.
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Personally I find that lit abstracts quite well some pieces of functionality that you're going to implement yourself anyway to not have to write manual <template> all over your code plus the plumbing to add it to the DOM.
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I considered vanilla template initially for building my ActivityPub frontend[1], but in the end the sugar that lit-js adds on top of web components seemed worth the file size overhead. [1] https://github.com/mariusor/on
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I can understand this point of view if you're an unknown with opinions where being on a platform with algorithmic feed and many users can give you some exposure. But when you are a national level public figure, any micro blogging too
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Do you have a citation for this, or are you just telling us what you think that the situation should be? And if it's the former, have you actually considered the ramifications of what it would entail? Regular tourists in the US are not
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by mariusor 1y ago
Is it necessary to establish the difference between "firmware" and "software"? Most of the use-cases you listed are about modifying devices which do not run "software" per se. Phones, more and more like compute
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The phone I loved the best was a Motorola F3, which was I think the first e-ink phone ever. It looks like this phone is an worthy successor.
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From what you know of Carmack, does "can't give critical feedback in a professional setting without being rude or belittling others" sound like him to you? It does not to me, though granted maybe he's different in his no
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Cool, looking forward to that. The extension needs a host application that needs to be installed on the machine to be able to perform some actions.
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by mariusor 1y ago
I think it's widely speculated that Google sabotages how their own products work in Firefox. I don't know if there is actual evidence to support that though.
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Firefox does have profiles, to use them well one only needs a little UX sugar in the form of the Profile Switcher extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/profile-switc...
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I think we can use technology to do better than paper ballots with hand counting, but one tweet mentioning 25% error rate is not reason enough for this title in my opinion. This smells of "big tabulator" sponsored article. :D
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451 is kind of a novelty code, its meaning being related to Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" SciFi novel.
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With all due respect but at least Robin Hobb, is one of the greats in her domain.
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Those millions of users are not at your job, they are not programmers, and they don't use the terminal.
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Terminals are not really targeting that entire demographic, and for the one they serve probably Mac/Linux form a majority vs Windows.
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> he cares She.
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Again, that's a static piece of text, no CMS needed. I'm all for not attributing to malice what can be equally explained by incompetence, but it's been many administrations in charge of this website and somehow it never happe
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> Trivially, of course But how though? That's supposed to be a static piece of text. Nobody should be required to do work on it, nobody should have access to work on it, unless the actual constitution changes.
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If your definition of social-media includes link aggregators, check https://brutalinks.tech . I've been working on things adjacent to that for quite a while now and I'm always looking for interested people.
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Unlike historical examples like Stephen Elop that moved from Microsoft to Nokia and buried their mobile division only to return to Microsoft, Mitchell Baker was with Mozilla since the start.
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Indeed. Maybe it's not obvious from my previous posts, but I am not actually arguing against OP, or anyone else, posting their pet project, rather against the 60+ people that are actually finding it "interesting". :)
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An interesting project needs to fulfill a couple of requirements that I think this specific one doesn't: solves a problem that people have in some capacity, it's proven to be something more than a one weekend adventure, and is act
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I don't understand projects like these. Open source is mainly driven by people that want to do something with computers that's not yet possible so they write some code to help them. However TUI IRC clients already exist in the for
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I think this is also one of the latest "marginal gains" advantages the cycling pro peloton is making use of. After races you can see them all chug a 150-200ml bottle of beetroot juice as a recovery drink while making the afferent
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I haven't spent time investigating if my specific setup is the problem, or an actual bug in the drivers, but after I resume from suspend, the btrfs root fs is in a read-only state. The only solution is to reboot/shutdown, but it t
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Basically the same things happened to my tuxedo also. With the addition of having to change batteries once a year, because it would drop to half it's factory charge, which wasn't really sufficient. I also gave up on them when they

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