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Personally, and I need to read more, is that ethically the problem lies with sharing. Is Matt/automattic ethically obliged due compensation? I think not. WP Engine is its own company like automattic. Would it grace WPE if they do compe
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Apparently that’s Matts problem, he says Automattic is giving a lot more back (4000 hours or so) and WPE is doing like 40 hours. So yeah, is WPE in the right to not give back? At the heart of this is the same song of making money and the id
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Yeah this is my take as well. This feels like a mudsling fight and it’s messy. Whatever the .coms do is theirs, but the .org should not be in this one.
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Something I wonder, is it possible to have 3rd party plugin registries, so unconnected to .org ?
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This needs to be higher up really. Big news with impact to those working with Wordpress.
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Yeah, browsers to me represent freedom against locked in/tracking of apps. I rejoice browsers every day.
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I love this since it’s a laptop! We’ve come a looong way
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Another computer from that time with a micro cassette is the P2000 from Philips. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philips_P2000
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Oh that sounds pretty cool!
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What are the typical use cases for this kind of device? What do you do with it?
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I think you can remap everything in Blender. Also my logitech mice come with remapping programs, does it come with one on mac?
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The moment they are going predatory with subscriptions or online only stuff I am gone. Affinity really had to put out a statement they aren’t going to do that. Let’s hope.
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I am super happy with the Affinity Suite. One time price for a full version. So glad not to pay a dime to Adobe.
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by prox 2y ago
Not very good laws then innit? If you can read whatever you want as a judge.
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“But that costs us money and time” - some suit.
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I don’t disagree :)
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That would be a great day. Unfortunately the culture of Linux is still too much walled garden, not in the Apple-like commercial sense, but in the tech culture kind of way. We need a way to embrace the public without losing what makes Linux
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They really need to start adding windows as a build target at some near point in the future. As a webdev, that’s the only way I can convince the public to switch.
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Of course thats a great metric, but to better exemplify, taking Blender again, with their pool of money (mostly donated by enthusiasts) they could really accelerate the development, hiring the best contributors on a case by case basis, whic
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by prox 2y ago
Which is not the point. If you want to have success you need to copy the Blender/Godot model. Year by year they make great versions for all platforms, and they do well. A new browser should support both and rally the people to work on
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That really depends. I have been reading a lot recently on early Indian civilization, and really most of what we know in terms of historicity, aka writing in the earliest times, is only in the north, the Indus, the Ganges plains and so on.
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by prox 2y ago
Agreed. It is stupid and vile to use a few words. I am all for enforcement if it reaches a significant audience with commercial interests. But now anyone for any reasons gets this crap.
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Or : measure twice, cut once for all us woodworkers.
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That is really cool! I love that people are actively working on these devices. It’s a field that doesn’t get that much attention.
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Agreed, they also calculate in “future profit” in the valuation and so you need to always hit your targets.
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What are actually the use cases, is it for hobby or do you use in commercial work?
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This seems like historical revisionism. Not saying Apple wasn’t part of a certain trend, but it’s an odd bone to pick since Apple technically is one of the few companies that relies on hardware sales, not ad revenue. Google is far more like
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This is absolutely fine, I think of the hundreds of people I taught, I would say 5-10% simply didn’t not catch on at all, no matter my angle of teaching. In those cases I would focus on relaxation above all, like you already gathered yourse
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As someone who taught meditation, this is very common. It’s kind of being like addicted to action (to put it bluntly , sorry for that) Boredom is just one perspective of the mind. For you it might be more beneficial to approach meditation i
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If you are able to you should really visit Europe, because it really sounds like you have the version presented to you by your favorite media. Reality is very different as the many many comments already point out to you. This is mostly for

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