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sho_hn
2y ago
This qualifies as one of those "make relatively mundane thing more exotic and interesting to Western audiences by slapping Japanese in front of it" posts, even though this is all done by a single individual artist who just happe
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2y ago
So I've mostly sat out on social media in the past 20 years - I never hopped onto the Facebook, MySpace, Digg, Twitter, anything bandwagons - and I conclude I've been absolutely fine missing the minute-to-minute beat. I certainly
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2y ago
Funky! I live a few mins on foot away from this Zoo and have a year-long ticket for the little one (it doubles as a nice central park of sorts, with several playgrounds). I actually recognize these two.
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2y ago
I definitely do get it, as someone with a (loose and not organized) physical ticket collection. That said, I think it's partly the authentic object I'm attached to. While I'm absolutely amazed at the length you went to create
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2y ago
> Apache isn’t there, but vim is. This sentence cracked me up. There probably actually is a httpd implementation in vimscript however. :-)
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2y ago
Note the study had 60977 samples, not >500K.
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2y ago
Yeah, this rings true. I'm not an Apple customer, but I certainly remember the days when Mac users had to justify the much worse bang-for-the-buck of Apple hardware (then) with it being the only ticket to their preferred software exper
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2y ago
> Are robot-grade servos getting so much cheaper these days? I was in the market for some servos lately, and e.g. Feetech sells what are basically clones of the popular Korean Dynamixel robotics servos for a lot cheaper.
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2y ago
Nor did I claim it is. My comment was concerned with making it abundantly clear that this glitch happened in specific scenarios and not just any and all window resizing.
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2y ago
Hear, hear. KDE just elected improving the Input story in its bi-annual community wide goals election: https://kde.org/goals/
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2y ago
I assume you know this, but just to be sure: The "before" state only happened in a fallback codepath when using a legacy application, i.e. an X11 app in the modern Wayland-based desktop. When using modern apps, or when using the e
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2y ago
I like this one: https://youtu.be/WRfsibwR5x4
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2y ago
Ironically, probably just sleepiness - I was posting from bed with an infant that wakes up periodically. Sadly WiFi is not opt-in in my bedroom :-) It was Finnair from Berlin to Seoul, via Helsinki. Edit: I found a YouTube video showing a v
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2y ago
To add to a sibling comment: Thanks to the Ukraine war and having to fly around both Russia and Ukraine, this is many additional routes from Europe toward East now that used to be shorter.
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2y ago
I couldn't sleep on planes my entire life until one year I did Europe-Korea 8 times and it became so routine it started working. The routine part, I think, is what took the "I won't sleep on this long flight" anxiety awa
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2y ago
Nah. I do Europe-Korea frequently, and I've definitely slowly settled into a happy optimum of sleeping 7-8 hours inbetween the meals. Killing time is a rather slower flight experience than being unconscious. I'm very happy WiFi co
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2y ago
Neither of the systemd lead maintainers works for IBM (or the same company).
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2y ago
Relax. It was obviously tongue-in-cheek. The "fuck you, pay me" thing feels like a very American mindset though. Over here in Europe we're more of a mind that you do your civic stuff first and delay the boring money-making un
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2y ago
Working in open source, the crypto craze also had a particularly negative effect on our contributor flow at its height. Suddenly many smart, nerdy kids saw crypto as their one chance to convert their nerdiness advantage into money and sex a
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2y ago
This is kind of my idea for how to update funeral rites in the time of science: When someone passes, fully sequence a number of samples of their genome and put the data into a really good archival medium. To me, this feels like a great way
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2y ago
I personally don't know that much about this idea yet, but there's a talk coming up at our annual conference (eventually video also hits the web) that should be interesting: https://conf.kde.org/event/6/c
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2y ago
Someone asked if there's a way to earmark donations toward specific purposes. They deleted their comment while I was replying, but I saved it: At the moment we don't do this generally, but we've been dipping our toes into it
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2y ago
Yes, we do. (Additionally, if you're in Germany, a few years ago the laws changed and donations below a certain sum annually don't require an individualized form; for this purpose we have a standard one in the docs section of our
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2y ago
> There are more official break-downs of what donations are used for If you have any further questions on this, I'm KDE e.V.'s treasurer and happy to answer. :-)
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2y ago
I did Tomb Raider a while back: https://eikehein.com/stuff/sabatu/ I'll upstream the work to tr1x (which I contribute to) at some point.
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2y ago
Rubber tyres won't last a 1000 years. In videos available of it they already look a bit worn and dirty.
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2y ago
I can only see this as diluting and harming the brand, not as making it more prestigious.
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2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_dodecahedron "They rarely show signs of wear" ...
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2y ago
Hi! I used to work on Konversation back in the day. When a KDE app crashes it pops up an error reporting notification or dialog. Did you file a bug via this or do you have the debug info from this dialog saved? Happy to take a look whether
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2y ago
I didn't read it as a "personal insult". It's true that most software engineers never work on safety-critical systems. The nature of the products they work on, or the nature of their contributions to those products, limi
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