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by ognarb 6y ago
I think you forgot to add Krita.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Since the time where most of the Bitcoin "farm" are in Mongolia using electricity from coal energy plants.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Do you realize that PC are not as energy efficient as an heater?
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by ognarb 6y ago
The problem is that if you only fine the big tech companies, the small companies will just don't bother with the GDPR. What we need is more people working on GDPR cases.
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New Possibilities for Plasma Theme Creators(write.as)
2 points by ognarb 6y ago|0 comments
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by ognarb 6y ago
> My biggest KDE gripe is that popups from the system-tray disappear if you move the cursor outside of them. This looks like a bug or you changed the default setting, just to be sure in System Setting -> Window Management -> Window
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by ognarb 6y ago
Yes, this page is full of mockups created years ago.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Nate is not a web developer and is just using a default wordpress theme.
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KDE(kde.org)
4 points by ognarb 6y ago|0 comments
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by ognarb 6y ago
There is a lot going on each week in KDE trying to improve the situation. Nate Graham is making a summary of the parts, he monitors: https://pointieststick.com/ There is definitely still quite a bit to improve but compared
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by ognarb 6y ago
Disclainer: KDE dev so take my opinion with a pinch of salt :p The decision by the Ubuntu Studio variants was made by the Ubuntu Studio developers and not by Canonical. The developers are also maintaining Fedora Jam with KDE installed by de
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by ognarb 6y ago
Kubuntu 18.04 is a bit too old, if I remember correctly this was implemented only recently.
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by ognarb 6y ago
This is very cool, maybe this could push the rust community to have a formal specification and a stable ABI in the future.
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This Week in Matrix 2021-01-08(matrix.org)
19 points by ognarb 6y ago|5 comments
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by ognarb 6y ago
You would be surprised by the amount of high-schoolers doing incredible work in open source software.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Last year I attended FOSDEM not for the talks but for meeting people, the social events and the stickers. It was fun event and I watched a few talk that I wanted to watch after FOSDEM.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Qt is fully open source since 2000 and nowadays most of the components are lgpl3. I'm still sad that some people are spreading so much fud about it 20 years later. Same with the bloated thing, people complained that qt and kdelibs were
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by ognarb 6y ago
This is why I like Qml so much, it is using an declarative ui language while having a nicely organized cpp code for the backend. But as far as I know GTK also have some xml files for the ui.
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Krita in 2020(krita.org)
1 points by ognarb 6y ago|0 comments
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by ognarb 6y ago
Disclainer: KDE developer Yeah, KIO is an awesome piece of software. Yesterday, a fuse interface was released[1] so that non-KDE software in Plasma also get most of the benefits of KIO. And speaking of browser tabs, Plasma Browser integrati
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by ognarb 6y ago
So if I set up a company and I'm paying my employees $4/hr, then the government need subsidizing $12/hr of my employees wage. This is completely broken, even more if the company is making tons of profit from paying their empl
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KDE's Highlights from 2020(pointieststick.com)
2 points by ognarb 6y ago|0 comments
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by ognarb 6y ago
Your privacy policy is way better than the one in disqus and the like, but I still prefers for my need something decentralized and open source. Still a nice project.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Yeah, fortunately for the moment I didn't receive any comments that I needed to remove. If you self host your mastodon server, it should be easy to remove comments but if you don't you basically have two choices: Report them and h
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by ognarb 6y ago
The idea behind using Mastodon was to explicitly don't depends on another close source project and not depends on another silo. Your solution looks like it will be closed source and a silo.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Hiding the comments under a button was mostly because I wanted to limit to the maximum the number of request going to the mastodon server. But this has also the nice side effect of only loading them, if you need them.
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by ognarb 6y ago
I guess it depends if you want to interact with your readers.
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by ognarb 6y ago
Thanks a lot for all this nice tips. I applied most of them to my blog post.
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by ognarb 6y ago
I can technically filter comments pretty easily from the js script. When a comment is removed from mastodon it is also removed from the blog.
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by ognarb 6y ago
I keep hearing about webmentions in my fediverse bubble, maybe one day I should take a look at it.

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