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by soundnote 10d ago
Jordan Petridis of GNOME has said that people or organizations must "contain Hitler particles" to even consider donating to Omarchy or Hyprland.
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by soundnote 10d ago
Jury duty used to work: As immigration continues apace, it will fail. Lee Kuan Yew had to end jury trials in Singapore because as he notes, in a multiracial societies, you don't vote in accordance with your economic interests and soc
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by soundnote 10d ago
Omarchy went and sponsored vaxry so he's able to work on Hyprland full time for 3+2 years, hired Quickshell creator outfoxxed and a kernel developer, sponsored upstream projects like mise, and tried to offer resources to Arch/AUR,
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by soundnote 10d ago
Framework tried contributing money to GNOME recently. Sadly they also contributed some to Hyprland and Omarchy. As a result, Jordan Petridis / Alatiera of GNOME said they must "contain Hitler particles" to even consider spons
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by soundnote 11d ago
> Apparently it is a more pressing matter for them to donate to a collection of scripts and configuration files than to contribute to the projects they’re built upon The dismissive disingenuousness is tiresome. Omarchy hasn't been a
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by soundnote 21d ago
Omarchy does do that. They host their own packaging servers, which they keep intentionally a month behind Arch's to catch broken packages. They ship a custom kernel. They have a small AUR-like extra repository as well. > Why Omarchy
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by soundnote 21d ago
They do ship custom kernels, actually. A normal one, and ones for M-series Macs and one for new XPSes.
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by soundnote 21d ago
They ship a custom kernel, have their own packaging servers, ship their own installer, an installable ISO, and ship a bunch of custom UI. That's a distro, all right. Not a foundational one a la Debian or Arch, but that's never bee
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by soundnote 21d ago
They do ship a custom kernel specifically to improve XPS support.
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by soundnote 1mo ago
DHH's company literally runs on the OS nowadays, they want good tasting dogfood.
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by soundnote 1mo ago
He's absolutely correct about the clown infestation, though. eg. when Framework sponsored Hyprland and Omarchy (amonmg many other projects), a GNOME dev said the Framework people must contain Hitler particles ton even consider doing it
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by soundnote 2mo ago
The Paradox is invariably trotted out to justify political censorship far before Popper's own conditions, and frankly most often by some of the most close-minded people I've ever seen. Are they more accepting of some things than t
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by soundnote 2mo ago
> Apple could be forced to scan for ANYTHING by repressive regimes including America and China. Including Europe. Europe is ruled by people who think 1984 was an instruction manual.
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by soundnote 3mo ago
I've liked Sony, myself, at least before they shit the bed with firmware. They stayed on better, and had better noise canceling. The transparency was a bit metallic. AirPods in comparison rely a ton on a tight fit for noise canceling,
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by soundnote 4mo ago
Also just having your stuff available on multiple devices, having it be easy to move devices, etc. All that said, I don't like the deep desktop-OneDrive type integration, very much a clear, separate sync folders type person, even if I
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by soundnote 5mo ago
Logseq isn't abandonware - they're in the process of rebuilding the app from the ground up to be database-driven, rather than house-brand Markdown as the source of truth and a database constructed from the files afterwards. I&#x27
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by soundnote 6mo ago
Search for: from:EFF "twitter files" on X. Zip, zilch, nada. Nothing about a large government censorship campaign that especially targeted conservatives.
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by soundnote 6mo ago
Antiracists are as against racism as North Korea is democratic, and the people's, and as much as the Berlin Wall was an anti-fascist protection rampart and totally not a way to stop people from defecting en masse. Ostensible names are
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by soundnote 6mo ago
That's the thing: They choose leftist allegiances over their ostensible job. For example, search for "twitter files" on the EFF's Twitter account. Nothing. Blatant government effort to censor people. Zip, zilch, nada. No
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by soundnote 6mo ago
How so? Cat are open borders people, no?
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by soundnote 6mo ago
No sense in not trying out Affinity, I think.
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by soundnote 6mo ago
Canva's operated on a freemium model for years with their own main product, and they have a lot of stuff on the Canva side they can implement into Affinity as a value add. Very little reason to expect that they'd renege on their c
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by soundnote 7mo ago
Sure, but the brits have voted for less immigration please for 30 years straight and only ever gotten more of it. The SAVE Act the orange dude's admin is trying to pass? Requiring ID to vote is popular among every race (eg. over 70% of
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by soundnote 1y ago
What'd be the effect of Swift be on the possibility of a Windows port? I know anything end user friendly is ages away, but I don't live in Apple land, and neither does most of the world. Apple has a monopoly on iOS and huge market
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by soundnote 1y ago
Easy, Harvard is essentially a training center for their ideological enemies on top of providing an actual education. They're just putting the boot down and saying stick to teaching instead of implementing and advancing a specific ideo
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by soundnote 2y ago
Possibly true, but it's also worth noting that the weirdos who develop Asahi do, in fact, do good work.
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by soundnote 2y ago
Running uBO and Shields at the same time isn't a good idea, generally speaking. Pick one and go with it.
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by soundnote 2y ago
Huh, I was under the impression that you were forking Chromium itself instead of building over Electron. Or are you talking about a past, post-Gecko decision that had to be dropped as well?
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by soundnote 2y ago
Yeah, the consumer side Teams app is already different in UX than the corporate one. Wouldn't have been terribly difficult to brand that as Skype and market it as such.
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by soundnote 2y ago
Yes, on desktop. Mobile Firefox still has none, though that should change within this year or the next.

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