markawesome

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by markawesome 6y ago
How do you break apart an open source project in an anti-monopoly case?
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by markawesome 6y ago
> The author posted elsewhere in this thread that they were signed out of Google entirely. So sync was disabled. I once had an issue similar to this, and it turned out to be an issue with my profile. Once I manually deleted the site data
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by markawesome 6y ago
That is exactly how it works: http://about.lunchbox.pbs.org/blogs/news/pbs-statement-trump... You have to realize that there are politicians that would remove funding if something doesn't benefit them. Most p
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by markawesome 6y ago
There are no cap on rules currently.
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by markawesome 6y ago
God, people are so quick to jump on the Google-hate train and then advocate for a politicized justice department to hop in and somehow make everything better. Mozilla is just as guilty as Google. Mozilla has Firefox sync and Chrome has its
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by markawesome 6y ago
I think it is great that you've found a cool use for rclone, but at the same time don't see how this hits front page when it is basically a cron for running `rclone copy` every 30 minutes which is highly prone to issues. You'
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by markawesome 6y ago
I think what he really misses is other employees coming into the office and commuting to campus.
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by markawesome 6y ago
It would have to be open sourced first and foremost. Second, there is nothing stopping government funded development efforts towards web technologies. Finally, there would need to be some incentive to developers. If developers can already c
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by markawesome 6y ago
You mean like the latest version of Firefox for Android?
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by markawesome 6y ago
So now you want Google to rescue Mozilla, when Servo was nothing but a toy that never reached fruition because it is in fact inferior to Chromium? Why not just ask Google to save half the projects out there because they are inferior solutio
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by markawesome 6y ago
Because at that point the fake conspiracy would be uncovered entirely. First, Google devs made it clear their API changes intention isn't removing ad blocking. UBlock Origin still works fine on Chrome and Chromium. Safari has in fact d
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by markawesome 6y ago
There are ways to sort to limit the vendor-based solutions in the Landscape and just focus on open-source projects by the Linux Foundation and others that are considered official projects. It is an excellent invaluable resource IMO and they
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by markawesome 6y ago
Please don't give Cisco any ideas as they'll surely be doing this soon enough
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by markawesome 6y ago
I was referring to the actual Docker service startup time for Windows. Once it is started, of course it is going to be much faster. I'm getting half that on Linux on an computer from 2012.
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by markawesome 6y ago
They should have been finished years ago
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by markawesome 6y ago
Startup time for Docker is about 15 seconds, compared to Linux which is immediate. You're also going to get additional slowness because Docker is running inside another VM.
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by markawesome 6y ago
Unfortunately like WSL2 and Windows Terminal, these "features" take an excessively long time.
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by markawesome 6y ago
While I'm only interested in an open source solution, the YAML formatting they are using is almost exactly the style I was looking for. That would be a huge improvement to the current tooling available. I didn't see anything thoug
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by markawesome 6y ago
It is like a redesigned reddit with most of the features missing and doesn't recognize dark mode by default.
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by markawesome 6y ago
While I enjoy tools like draw.io---I much prefer something like XMind because I don't want to have to manually connect nodes, and it becomes overly tedious. Tools like draw.io are designed primarily for point and click, and people that