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by sbuk 4y ago
This means, if blink/chromium does come to dominate, means an end to the open web. Be very careful what you wish for.
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by sbuk 4y ago
> Oh please spare me this crap Someone else's opinion isn't 'crap'. Like what you have proffered, is as much an opinion as the OP.
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by sbuk 4y ago
Significantly better employment law and employee rights would help.
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by sbuk 4y ago
The US price doesn't include tax. Take the tax off and you'll see that the pricing is much closer.
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by sbuk 4y ago
In all likelihood in that timeline DOS as we know it wouldn't have existed.
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BBEdit Updated to 14.5(barebones.com)
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Stack Overflow Annual Developer Survey(insights.stackoverflow.com)
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by sbuk 4y ago
There are several 'ghost' station that are missing from this list: https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/hidden-london More details here: https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/hidden-london Angel is a fascinating stati
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by sbuk 4y ago
Kings Cross definitely feels that way!
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by sbuk 4y ago
> Apple is part of PRISM. So are/were Microsoft, Yahoo!, Google, Facebook/Meta, YouTube, AOL and Skype. The Washington Post stated, after analysis 98% of PRISM production is/was based on Yahoo!, Google, and Microsoft. No
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by sbuk 4y ago
That's the kernel. DE's are their own beast.
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by sbuk 4y ago
> How viable is to live without GMAIL nowdays? Completely. In the corporate world, Microsoft is the dominant player, but on premise is still a thing, as are other ESPs. Gmail is nowhere near as dominant as people seem to think it is. The
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by sbuk 4y ago
Pay attention. The “ruthless” cut off is in line with how the PowerPC to Intel transition happened. It’s also following the 68K to PowerPC transition. It’s like ripping off a bandaid. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by sbuk 4y ago
I thought Linux was the kernel…
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by sbuk 4y ago
This article should have been written using HTML...
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by sbuk 5y ago
https://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/faqs.html#littlesni...
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by sbuk 5y ago
You dont have to, spend $6.99 on a pack of 4 usb-a to c adapters instead.
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by sbuk 5y ago
Annoyed by them axing Fireworks, really bitter about them killing off Freehand. It was so much better than Illustrator.
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by sbuk 5y ago
I’d say not. Bad protocol that cost the carriers to use and no customer wants to pay for meet commercial reality would be more accurate.
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by sbuk 5y ago
> Apple refuses to implement RCS protocol… And rightfully so. Apple supporting it won’t help the folks in Switzerland because Swisscom don’t support it. And why would they? They are clearly simplifying (cost saving) the stack. RCS is a p
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by sbuk 5y ago
> This just seems like whataboutism. Much like your original comment, and it doesn’t change that you targeted a political side that you blatantly disagree with. Your statement would be better made without the needless political slant,
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by sbuk 5y ago
Why is censorship a “left wing” thing? Right wing states have been banning books and movies for decades in the name of “thinking of the children”. The cognitive dissonance is startling.
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by sbuk 5y ago
You could always take a job to pay the rent, and do something fulfilling in your own time. Community work can be related to your professional life if you want. Personally, I work with young adults, coaching a sport. I have found nothing mor
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by sbuk 5y ago
Ok. What is the solution? I see the list of complaints, and empathise with most, but what is the solution? It’s been pointed out elsewhere in this thread that FOSS devs are complaining about not being paid, so clearly that model is broken t
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by sbuk 5y ago
Interestingly, this[0] was posted a day after the article. It looks like Apple initially contributed a lot to BASH for instance > We had a lot of gratitude in the Open Source community — particular for our fixes to make bash pass the tes
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by sbuk 5y ago
The issue is that it looks as though the very real issue of children being exploited is being used by the UK government to undermine E2EE. This is frankly vile, but given the vileness of this government, not at all surprising. Of course, th
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by sbuk 5y ago
I’ve been an Apple user since the early 80’s. Apple being simultaneously the gods of UI and scourge of UI have been a constant, along with the ‘doomed’ narrative. A lot of this is the peanut gallery repeating what they’ve heard, as well as
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by sbuk 5y ago
It's rose-tinted glasses. Every release meets the same same level of criticism as to how it's the end of macOS, how the interface design is a regression towards infantilism. It has been ever thus, even in the System/OS 7, 8,
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by sbuk 5y ago
GPLv3 addresses definitions (such as what constitutes source-code), software license compatibility, software patents as well as tivotization. The clauses around software patents are what I was referring to. By design, they are hostile towar
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by sbuk 5y ago
The decline of 'FOSS-friendly' Apple coincides with the re-licensing of many projects under the GPLv3, which is decidedly enterprise-hostile by design. I concur that the developer documentation need improvement.

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