rhabarba

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Pandora Mail: A Modern Successor for Eudora(drivehq.com)
1 points by rhabarba 7y ago|0 comments
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by rhabarba 7y ago
If Google only shows provable facts in the future, Google is pretty much useless in the future.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
How is it "democratic discourse" to ignore statements of certain people? Last time I read a dictionary, democracy did not make a difference between citizens.
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YouTube Blacklist Censors Content Containing Certain Keywords(oneangrygamer.net)
60 points by rhabarba 7y ago|73 comments
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Vim is VERY obscure.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Technically, I am not allowed to cache them. Please never enable the option if you install your own instance. ;-)
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Among the "missing" features is a way to display attached pictures/videos. However, I think that this would violate the project's goal. As of today, Birdcries is primarily focused on being used as a "tweet text (wit
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Show HN: Birdcries, a pure-privacy tweet viewer(birdcries.net)
7 points by rhabarba 7y ago|3 comments
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Yup - sounds to me like "Perl5 vs. Perl6".
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P++ FAQ: PHP for the 21st Century(wiki.php.net)
4 points by rhabarba 7y ago|2 comments
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Instagram takes a toll on influencer's brains(theguardian.com)
1 points by rhabarba 7y ago|0 comments
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Function follows form, I see. How about a dated looking Electron "app"?
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Design is expensive and not always an important part of a desktop application which should "do the job".
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by rhabarba 7y ago
There is no common definition of "good looking".
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by rhabarba 7y ago
I have read the Free Pascal wiki about that right after wondering why they don't do that by default. I would like to add "... by default" in my original suggestion. (Thank you for the hint though.)
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Why not?
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Lazarus could move on to a single window though. I find the free-floating windows rather annoying as they are hidden behind other windows more often than not.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Language-independent: - IUP (supports Windows, GTK+, and Motif) - libui (supports Windows, macOS, and GTK+) Language-dependent: - Lazarus/LCL - Common Lisp/McCLIM
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Qt has been supporting CSS-like styling of your native applications for quite a while now.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
> You rely on Chromium which is battle-tested and have frequent updates Chromium has been battle-tested and was wounded severely. Embedding it in your application will not automatically add the regular security patches to it.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
> you get self-contained native executables Have you ever heard of static linking? Assuming you're using a GUI framework that has a sane license which allows that, it is rather easy to get "self-contained" native executab
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by rhabarba 7y ago
I consider support for HTML e-mails which is enabled by default a major bug in a mail client.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
And it still works!
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Amazing work you do there, by the way!
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by rhabarba 7y ago
The manpage ("bugs") suggests that I shouldn't do that. But thank you a lot - I had, indeed, entirely missed that!
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Except that you cannot run a Qubes CPU server without a giant overhead.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Except that Plan 9 has not died.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Plan 9 (and some of its distributions, namely 9front and 9pi, the latter being Plan 9 for the Raspberry Pi) are still developed. No revival needed. You'll just have to download, install and use them. And they come with VNC, if you abso
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by rhabarba 7y ago
I actually tried the Android port once. It was... interesting.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Honestly, the world would not need Linux. But that's a different debate entirely.

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