samtheDamned

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by samtheDamned 11mo ago
This might be an example of what the OP was describing: https://i.redd.it/ua8lmu38f7k81.png Besides that though Sweeney has pretty consistently been hostile to linux and it's users in the past, from discontinuing suppo
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by samtheDamned 11mo ago
besides toomuchtodo's nicely made argument, I would like to point that that many "major" nations (I'm assuming that refers to mostly western countries, correct me if I'm wrong) were able to focus on committing to em
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by samtheDamned 11mo ago
As a casual linux user with a 2in1 framework I feel very represented by Gnome's design choices, but I'll admit that I know I am nowhere close to representing most linux users. I do also really like it on the desktop too fwiw.
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Progress update: fixing the ReactOS test suite(reactos.org)
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
The term gratis is a really convenient way to put it!
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
edit: unsure of how to delete this, I commented on the wrong state's election oops.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
> when eye-tracking software was used to test the claim [camelCase is easier to read than under_score], two conclusions emerged: (1) developers are equally accurate regardless of style, but (2) the under_score style can be processed fast
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
It's really nice to see projects outside of the Linux/BSD hegemony still exploring new approaches to the server. I hadn't considered this sort of setup as an option before I discovered SmartOS, but with it in mind it's d
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
The original link is: https://ladybird.org/newsletter/2025-09-30/
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This Month in Ladybird: October 2025(buttondown.com)
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SmartOS(tritondatacenter.com)
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Genode-Powered SculptOS 25.10 Brings Performance Improvements and Better Drivers(phoronix.com)
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This month in Servo: experimental mode, Trusted Types, strokeText(), and more(servo.org)
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
yikes yeah thats pretty bad
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This Week in Gnome #221: Virus Season(thisweek.gnome.org)
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
Gnome web is based off of webkit-gtk
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The Flatpak Runtime drops the 32-bit compatibility extension(blogs.gnome.org)
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
> There a lot of people who rail against fascism in a hateful way and if you replaced the word fascism with something else other people would say “that person talks like a fascist”. If you change the words in someone's sentence, the
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
The whole situation seems to be pretty disappointing but on an unrelated note a installing a beta bios sounds wild to me.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
I really identify with this. I think the worst offender was KDE when I could [meta]+drag and move taskbar applets all around the screen like a regular window. Like you said it's understandable since there is a vast funding difference b
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
I don't get the problem with hitting [meta] checking the time real quick, then hitting [meta] and being put back into your work. I do it with full screen games all the time with almost no issues.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
This isn't really an antifeature. If someone has Google as the default search engine I doubt they are going to be against this. If you don't have google as the default you won't even see this.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
I believe what the OP you replied to meant was that when entering your address in a form, the zip code allows for verification that the address was all entered correctly. Lets say someone wants to buy a book and they put their address in as
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
That's fair but most of these browsers simply fork chromium and make their changes there instead of genuinely building something new off of blink.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
Yeah I've always written this off as a fun side project for a group of people but after seeing consistent updates and improvements over the last several years I've been so impressed by how far this project has been going.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
Oh I remember this website nice to be reminded of this!
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
A couple more fun ones: Compose: LLAP = "emoji doing the vulcan salute" Compose: FU = "middle finger emoji" Compose: <3 = ♥ You can also type music notes using Compose: # + QeEsf or #: ♩♪♫♬♮♯ Source: https:/&#x2
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
I just got a framework 12 and the first day I set it up a latte spilled all over it and thankfully the keyboard survived but the peace of mind that, even if it wasn't, a replacement keyboard is $50 was/is so valuable.
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
I remember the first time I got to use OSX and realized just how much of it looked and felt like a less intuitive gnome haha
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by samtheDamned 1y ago
> People don't want their whole desktop to fly everywhere and zoom out when they just want to quickly switch or launch an application with the mouse. They just want to mouse over the bottom of their screen and click. for switching b

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