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by rakoo 3y ago
Ah, I see; I tend to isolate all sites I trust in the same container and everything else goes in a temporary container so I mostly have one trusted container (along with one for each of Facebook, LinkedIn and Google). To add a new site to a
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by rakoo 3y ago
Use Multi-Account Containers ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account... ), it does exactly what you want.
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by rakoo 3y ago
Or, they just set the speed of light as a #define and left the rest as undefined behaviour
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by rakoo 3y ago
This hub-and-spoke architecture is the core of acme, the editor of plan 9 aka "unix if it had evolved using its own mantras and didn't choose pragmatism all the time". That editor has extremely basic functions built-in, and m
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by rakoo 3y ago
I disagree, the unix way has structure: lines of text each consisting of space-separated fields. The real issue is that sometimes your data has spaces, or even newlines, so the structure quickly isn't enough. And that "sometimes&
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by rakoo 3y ago
Yes but vue is far more involved than htmx though. Vue has its own way of architecturing your project. htmx is closer to a progressive enhancement of html
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by rakoo 3y ago
htmx extends html to generalize a behaviour that already exists, so it's as much a DSL as html itself is a DSL
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by rakoo 3y ago
Yes, but you still need to write the frontend code in JS/TS
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by rakoo 3y ago
With JS you must use JS or TS and the steam factory that comes with it. With htmx you can use any language. That's a very high improvement for many.
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by rakoo 3y ago
Being rich is not the same as being intelligent
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by rakoo 3y ago
Whatsapp doesn't know what you're talking about, but facebook stills increases its power and presence if you use it
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by rakoo 3y ago
Note: this is an issue with sh/bash/fish/zsh, not shells in general. rc, from plan9 ( http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/4th_edition/papers/rc ), correctly has lists as a first-class data structure and
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by rakoo 3y ago
You can run a functional server for multiple people on a very low-power device.
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by rakoo 3y ago
That was true 20 years ago. For the past 10+ years XMPP has had Stream Resumption that allows you to resume a few stanzas you missed recently (typically with a poor connection), and Message Archive Management that stores everything on the s
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by rakoo 3y ago
A sizeable part of the web is not about selling stuff but providing a service, information, exchanges. Consumption and capitalism is incompatible with stability and longevity, so of course tending only to it will not work. In 50 years, we&#
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by rakoo 3y ago
Ok but once you have integrity, how do you open a private channel with the website ? You do need TLS, or something akin to that, somewhere. And like all crypto stacks, holes are found and change still needs to happen.
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by rakoo 3y ago
The BSDs, OpenBSD in particular, are built for long-term. Any change is evaluated multiple times before being integrated. From the point of view of Linux they can seem outdated/old/lagging, but from their point of view they just w
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by rakoo 3y ago
Same for me. I am now happily using Crystal as a ruby-with-a-compiler and the joys of the beginning are coming back.
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by rakoo 3y ago
Ares https://ares-os.org/
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by rakoo 3y ago
I don't understand how the government can force something upon its citizens and call it a "sacrifice". It's not a sacrifice if it doesn't come from you.
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by rakoo 3y ago
I'm liking crystal more and more. I'm only dabbling with it, writing small improvements, but it gives me back that sens of joy and happiness when I started programming with ruby.Not a mystery, really. Thanks team !
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by rakoo 3y ago
> The go keyword nicely prevents the annoying function coloring problem, which causes quite a bit of pain. The good thing is, nothing in the post even proposes anything that might fall in the function coloring problem.
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by rakoo 3y ago
None of the proposals submit your idea of writing things differently. The article proposes an implementation that is fully doable and usable with current spec and no breaking changes. The point of coroutines is that they are little contexts
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by rakoo 3y ago
I understand what you mean and I fully agree. We want everyone to get rid of capitalist networks, take matter in their hands and decide by themselves. It's not far from democracy actually. But it's totally true that doing so takes
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by rakoo 3y ago
> So either the product is so complex it can’t be simplified, or the developers of the project are so ignorant to user feedback that they aren’t willing to prioritize simplifying it. Both of these do not bode well for long term success o
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by rakoo 3y ago
Is it conceivable to you that steps are possible, and getting rid of dropbox is a step in a direction ? That perfect is the enemy of good ? That you can't wait to find a perfectly pure plan before starting moving ?
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by rakoo 3y ago
> Can you, for example, subscribe to /r/linux on “all” Lemmy servers? Yes, by design. You do have to search for all that exist, but you can follow them all from your own instance, provided your instance and the remote instance
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by rakoo 3y ago
Everything is politically-charged. Everything has a bias. It's a lie to make you think all opinions can happily be exchanged on a forum with everyone. The fediverse allows you to be connected to whomever you want, and if they're p
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by rakoo 3y ago
To the fediverse, open to anyone willing to think about what it means to be part of a community and not simply a consumer.
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by rakoo 3y ago
If I want to read information about linux I need to follow HN, lobste.rs, LWN, and maybe other sites. All of them independent. All of them with different conversations. All of them with different accounts, meaning that many identities. The

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