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by rgreekguy 1y ago
I reckon what the title really means is: "Demand for easy and quick citations higher than supply of good citations".
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
The title is arguably a bit baity. I have not been keeping that much up with now now. I guess all the OSes that are out there right now have been out for at least a decade now, indeed. Redox, Haiku, Serenity, the Assembly ones, Qubes (is
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
Is Linus back? This is a joy to read.
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
Accenture told a very big American publisher that a) we need to write unit tests (shocking!), and b) that we have too many people in technology compared to the competition. My very subcompany is a technology company, by the way. Imagine how
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
Coinbase has deplatformed a notorious forum, if I am not mistaken. It is not really to be trusted, either.
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
As it looks, you just stay here. No need to go anywhere. I took a small break from this place and the feed is unbearable with politics now. (Yes, the very few, comparatively, political posts are too many.)
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
Enroll.
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
AAAS has 1-2 million publications, I would reckon. I would love for them to go through them all and start retracting what they disagree with. I do not know if they are so knowledgeable of their content, if they invest so much to it. Very fe
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
I remember reading Japan has some sort of alternative to Visa/MasterCard. If that is true, and it is actually what that is, then Japan is the only one who can (and is apparently somewhat willing) to do something about this ridiculous s
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
My previous company was full on the AI train, too. Super tiring. But fun having access to Gemini. It's so bad half of the time... They were so proud to announce in ~February that they will sum up our comments on the internal survey usi
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
From the short free preview I understand this is a fully political article. So the real question should be: Is the world ready for U.S.'s Next War?
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
Surprising complete, full, article. Such things started becoming all too prevalent. Apple is so quiet in that respect... Haiku is also surprisingly Unix-compatible. If you value your sleep do not look up that "Ariadne Conill".
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
I feel like this whole piece is why everyone makes fun of Apple fanboys. You have Apple dragging you by the b-... nose and you say thank you more. That's why everyone dislikes Apple and anyone who uses it. And mind you I've turned
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by rgreekguy 1y ago
Gorgeous stuff, wasn't aware of these projects. But it seems they are only compatible with Windows (and Android?)...
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Dillo's spotty (commit) history reminds me of GrafX2's ( http://grafx2.chez.com ) history. An editor inspired from a famous Amiga editor, that has been in development on and off throughout its life. Pixel art to the core
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Generally I feel keyboards on iOS are almost non-existent, especially combined with App Store's (lack of) discoverability. A simple search for keyboard brings up only GBoard and Microsoft's. And emoji and Unicode "fancy cha
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Also no Python, all Common Lisp.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Yes, sorry for messing up the name. I have no clue about the new game, I saw it in their page, but I only played a bit of UnReal World.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Angband should still be under development, too. A new one I was recommended the other day: UnEpic World. It's also on Steam and itch.io, started development in 1992! By Fins!
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Britain keeps on having a bad record with preserving stuff, I see.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Yes, they might go after everyone, as they did, and do.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Teams was acting up on Firefox the other day, too. It wouldn't have Q&A and whatever button is to the left of it enabled. "Not supported in your browser", or something.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
I'm pretty sure you can do that now.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Great news, if some years too late... The one time I tried to turn off the ad-block on YouTube, I gave up because of political ads. Now I'm not going back for other reasons, too. Also some tracking parameters were added on the URL. No
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
I'd even say MacOS is better for casual use out of the box than Windows.
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
I do not do many calculations, so my only issues where when I tried it out. If you open the calculator app and go to handwritten calculations (whatever they're called), you have all that cool stuff. But if you open Notes, you have to
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
I cannot load half (?) of the article, but the situation right now is a joke, indeed. I don't remember if there are other alternative stores outside SetApp, which is still in Beta, and AltStore PAL. I have downloaded the later. It h
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
I would have never expected such a Greek matter to not be polluted by some beloved neighbours to the North of ours!
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
Something I have never understood is why the hard-on with Nix, and Guix is not heard of even a tenth of the times. Is GPL really so repulsive to the masses? Or the libre kernel default?
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by rgreekguy 2y ago
It's not an evolving situation about a known figure of the open source community to hardly stay on the new page for a bit, of course it stays.

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