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by prmoustache 26d ago
Fedora (or debian, or archlinux or whatever distro you choose) doesn't force you into an UI. All of them have minimal, server and/or "flavored" versions and you can always uninstall and install whatever you want.
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by prmoustache 27d ago
Unrelated to the bouncing part I once chatted with an airline pilot and he mentionned the expectations on what is a good landing are different depending if you are a pilot or a passenger. A passenger is looking for comfort and wants a very
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by prmoustache 27d ago
Taking photos and publishing photos are 2 different things. The first one doesn't involve copyright for a start.
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by prmoustache 27d ago
> My partner complains about me closing apps on my phone consistently. I'd be curious to know the reqson why she would care on her own phone and why it would be an issue on someone else's phone?
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by prmoustache 28d ago
> Nope, is just that a useful open source project for me has always public report and that's the basis to start collaborating. > All of it, anybody using the open source, should be free to use, modify and collaborate on a project
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by prmoustache 28d ago
Copyleft licences rely on copyright. If that was the case, companies would not massively avoid gpl licensed code. Obviously some do it illegally but unenforceable is not the correct word to use.
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by prmoustache 28d ago
Actually no, while it is predominantly a male name, it is also a woman name. Some examples of women named Claude: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Pompidou https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_
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by prmoustache 28d ago
> how can a single person affect negatively FOSS so much? FOSS is not affected negatively. First because FOSS is not en entity in the first place. There is no "community" per se but a muriad of softwares choosing open source li
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by prmoustache 28d ago
Can we stay on topic? We are in the subject of making UIs keyboard drivable.
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by prmoustache 28d ago
> It got me thinking though: what is a laptop? A cat.
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by prmoustache 29d ago
> Devil's advocate: showing the relevant keyboard shortcuts in the UI can be overwhelming That is not a requirement, having access to menus, a master help shortcut ir fuzzy search actions shorcut are other options.
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by prmoustache 29d ago
Why do you introduce the concept of being forced to in the conversation?
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by prmoustache 29d ago
No because he is setting an example other will follow now that they know that american citizens have no guts, pride nor morality and surrender faster than the french.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
Who works 27h straight far away from a power or usb outlet?
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
For natural disaster emergency annoucememt it is more reliable than whatsapp.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
I've been visiting some parts that are new to me on a rental car and my partner used Google maps with android auto to set the routes. In a week gmaps tried to send me twice against traffic into one-way streets and once in one that didn
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
Nothing new under the sun. You can't expect any system, even the most configurable ones, to be ready out of the box to everyone's particular nitpicking without a minimum of effort.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
> The popular libraries for writing Wayland compositors consider Linux first, and BSD support is bolted on later. BSD devs can fork/write libraries too if they choose to or decide to not implement wayland which is valid too. I din&
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
Choices are always opinionated by the dev but you can always fork and change to obtain what you need. MacOS doesn't let you do that and isn't easier to switch to.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
It is just regular resistance to change. Loss of productivity is exagerated, it indeed exists in which ever direction but it is only temporary.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
> e.g. the company getting bought by a random malware vendor That point is a bit moot when the whole OS is a malware.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
Well, clothing that doesn't last or made of plastic is indeed less important.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
There is no argument, or you failed to articulate it anyway. I am not battling anyone's opinion, you ask for the cost of the monitor and that kind of 17" consumer monitor that you see in picture on the parent blog post cannot be b
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
The complexity of a ci/cd workflow is independent of the number of PR a day.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
s/expats/migrants/
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
You can get a used 15" or 17" monitor for free or next to nothing.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
> Globally, more than half of all eCommerce purchases are made on a phone or tablet. The fact that all uneducated crash test dummies are purchasing via dubious apps doesn't mean a seemingly educated population about computer hygiene
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
You can't condemn a protocol because there are bad or buggy implementations. HTML5 was not shitty because internet explorer was a shitty browser.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
> Why do you think it is "AI slop"? Probably because the web page is. It is almost unreadable because of the style.
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by prmoustache 1mo ago
> and of course nothing would run on BSDes A number of wayland compositors are available in at least freebsd and openbsd (haven't checked on netbsd and dragonflybsd). Wayland is only a protocol. Whoever wants to support it can.

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