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by stonogo 3y ago
This used to be freshmeat.net, which rebranded to freecode.org and immediately died. It was an heirarchical directory of software, classified by category, user interface, UI toolkit, license, implementation language, operating system suppo
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by stonogo 3y ago
Glad you had a good experience. I didn't. I still don't consider either device a serious contender. "Just wait" is not what people want to hear when their phone doesn't work. I envy the people who can introduce
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by stonogo 3y ago
It's been a multi-year slog of updating this, tweaking that, and patching the other. I've moved on to working devices.
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by stonogo 3y ago
But neither of them function reliably as a telephone (I own both), although the Librem 5 is much closer to that goal than the Pinephone.
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by stonogo 3y ago
Tons of counterexamples: Windows Mobile, PalmOS, Symbian, even dumbphone operating systems like S30 allowed J2EE apps. Of these, the strictest control was exercised in the J2EE ecosystem, which could be (and often was) configured such tha
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by stonogo 3y ago
Most billionaire CEOs don't have this reputation for micromanaging.
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by stonogo 3y ago
I have over 200 resumes to go over this week for an open position. If I have to decipher your narrative it's going in the 'no' pile. Effective communication is a critical skill and evaluating that starts here. I'm not
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by stonogo 3y ago
I don't see why; the recommendations in the article are generic regulatory-capture plays, and this person has not really demonstrated a specific mastery of AI. Other versions of his resume list him as the Research Manager for "So
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by stonogo 3y ago
Plenty of quality software is unpopular, and plenty of popular software is shit. I'm confident you know this. What is driving this series of pointless nonsense posts?
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by stonogo 3y ago
I'm not sure I buy that being a good producer translates into being a good CEO. When I read your first sentence my thought is not "well she must be a good CEO then" but is instead "wow I hope she goes back to producing,
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by stonogo 3y ago
That's a popularity metric, not a quality metric. Conflating the two is disingenuous at best.
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by stonogo 3y ago
This article has no bearing on the topic at hand.
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by stonogo 3y ago
You have no evidence to support this assertion. I know this because there is no objective "browser quality" standard. It is as least as likely that Google aggressively advertising it on every single page load of every single web
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by stonogo 3y ago
This seems to be squarely aimed at Gerrit fans, which is difficult for me to wrap my head around. The projects I'm on which are Gerrit-encumbered all seem to regard it as a necessary evil rather than a selling point. Still, the proje
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by stonogo 3y ago
They're definitely trying to replace MacOS: https://hellosystem.github.io/docs/
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by stonogo 3y ago
The Punkt MP-02 is this, and Sunbeam sells an F1 configured this way.
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by stonogo 3y ago
Do you have any links to news stories about these firings? Curious to know more. Also I think your analogy is a bit misplaced; I sure as hell hope the FBI responds differently to enemies than they do to allies.
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by stonogo 3y ago
It's tough, because there's a lot of overlap between groups that advocate for Jews and groups that advocate for Israel. The difficulty in conceiving metrics which can account for 'soft power', like influence via politic
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by stonogo 3y ago
Christoph is a volunteer, but definitely part of the CentOS team, and in fact was a member of the wiki admin group: https://web.archive.org/web/20200721015106/https://wiki.cent... . I suppose people are t
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by stonogo 3y ago
Nowadays you can just pass --autoremove to `apt purge <package>` and it will.
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by stonogo 3y ago
I'm not entirely sure that spending and lobbying are synonymous.
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by stonogo 3y ago
It falls back to launching Windows Search: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2024/01/04/intro...
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by stonogo 3y ago
When did this happen in CPAN?
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by stonogo 3y ago
The fact that it's being appealed doesn't negate the existence of a prior ruling, and your act of parroting does not make you a parrot. Finally, yes, the NLRB has exactly that authority, including determining the standard to be u
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by stonogo 3y ago
You're just parroting the Google lawyers' line here. Your argument contains no evidence to contradict the assertion that Google and Cognizant are joint employers here (as Google and Accenture were found to be last time we went ar
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by stonogo 3y ago
Yes, it's pretty clear everyone is. What's your point?
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by stonogo 3y ago
Coreutils might be everywhere, but uutils will only be wherever LLVM targets, because Rust isn't as portable as C. It's much easier to declare yourself cross-platform when you're not actually competing with real cross-platfo
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by stonogo 3y ago
There's an effort to support it: https://dlc.openindiana.aurora-opencloud.org/SPARC/ I think it doesn't have much support because the majority of SPARC gear out there runs better with SunOS. Solaris was a b
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by stonogo 3y ago
That's not part of secureboot's remit, but distros who do it are generally referred to as 'immutable distros'. Fedora Silverblue, CarbonOS, NixOS, GUIX, Endless OS, and Vanilla OS are a few.
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by stonogo 3y ago
Exists in X11, not supported in Wayland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-Pointer_X and https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Multi-pointer_X

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