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> TeamCity Professional is free – even for commercial use – and has no limitations on features, number of users, or build time. Yeah, no. There's obviously gonna be a catch in the future.
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Hmm, what about +0 and -0?
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So are we linking from forums to other forums now just to talk smack about the forumgoers on said other forum?
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3y ago
None of that is a problem in Firefox.
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3y ago
A bricked mattress certainly doesn't sound like a good time.
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As I've just written on Lemmy, Typst is so good that I've donated a couple of times. The one dealbreaker for me, though, is the current lack of locale-aware decimal separators: https://github.com/typst/typst
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3y ago
https://nitter.net/multikev/status/1724908185361011108
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Not exactly, but close. The CLA gives them the ability to relicense, which affects proprietary products built on top of Synapse/Dendrite. Without the CLA, all code written against the AGPL-licensed Synapse/Dendrite would have to
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3y ago
The point of contention here is not really the license change, but the CLA attached to it. Basically, if you write code for Synapse/Dendrite, submit it to the project, and sign the CLA, the (for-profit) Element Foundation may relicen
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aw yeah daddy compiler hit me harder c'mon
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13. It's always DNS.
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I see, that's fair. Thanks a lot for Ardour, happy to be a sponsor! <3
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I still feel like track/bus groups, VCAs, and now ad-hoc groups are three different ways of doing roughly the same thing. Are there plans to unify them into a single concept, maybe? (I know that especially VCAs are different here, but
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How? By bundling WINE? No thanks.
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None of that is Ardour's fault, but the 'fault' of plugin developers not providing Linux binaries in the first place.
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> Nothing apart from maybe "byte" makes sense here Lest we forget: https://web.archive.org/web/20170403130829/http://www.bobbem...
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Yeah, that's a pretty shortsighted take of things. Do you really believe that Nvidia hasn't taken steps do make sure their moat is as wide as possible?
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Nah, we got that already. Quadlet can handle k8s manifests. https://man.archlinux.org/man/quadlet.5.en#Kube_units_%5BKub...
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3y ago
Tell me who is morally superior, then.
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3y ago
Alrighty, time to buy Terraria a fifth time, I guess.
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3y ago
What does this do with the data I provide it with? Couldn't find a privacy policy or anything.
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For me it was ja-dark[0], who had a lot of interesting ideas when it came to learning with Anki. There is a backup of their blog, but it's just not the same. [0] https://btmbtm.github.io/jadarkbackup/
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3y ago
Because I'm nice that way.
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Well thank you for making me bust out laughing at work.
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I do that too (in Germany), and I just… ask them if I may enter their opening hours into OSM. I've never been refused. Sometimes an employee takes an interest and then I take the chance to explain a bit. It's a win-win for both si
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3y ago
Y'all ought to read Rainbow's End, where a Google-alike is trying to OCR all written information to make it accessible online… while shredding the originals in the process. That book was prescient on so many levels. Same with Acce
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Ya. All I want is to throw moneydollars at the fucking browser, not at whatever feel-good initiative of the month the Mozilla Foundation is coming up with. I don't understand the problem.
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This is bad editorializing. You're putting words in the author's mouth that cannot even be found on that page. Don't do that. Edit: Thanks to the mods or whoever fixed it.
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Ah, the end-to-end principle in action. :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_principle
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3y ago
In the spirit of the article: Yes
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