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by symlinkk 6y ago
And yet, they have built the most popular desktop environment for Linux. To me, GNOME (on Fedora) feels more polished and visually consistent than Windows 10, which is impressive considering the massive imbalance of resources between those
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by symlinkk 6y ago
How would the general public create a collaborative online encyclopedia if the people paid to do it for a living have problems doing it? How would the general public create an open source operating system if the people paid to do it for a l
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by symlinkk 6y ago
I disagree. One good example is switching between windows of the same application. On Fedora, I can do this with Ctrl + Tilde. On Windows, there is no shortcut for this. On Mac, this only works if the app is not in full screen mode.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
I thought that’s what tags were for.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Wait hardware has source code? I’m just a web dev so I’m not aware of this. What does the code look like?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
How is it a catastrophe? I game every day on AMD on Linux and have no issues. 99.9% of consumers don’t care about overclocking so if that’s what you’re referring to I think it’s a non-issue.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
What do they even design? All of the components inside their computers are off the shelf products from other companies.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Have you used GNOME? Download Fedora and tell me it’s not more visually consistent than Windows
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by symlinkk 6y ago
What do you mean by “the promises that the type system makes are unreliable”?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
If it’s so simple why don’t they build it into emacs?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
TypeScript has this too
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by symlinkk 6y ago
So functionally there is no difference? It’s just a user perception thing?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
The TypeScript support is implemented as an extension.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
We are almost recovered from COVID, I don’t think it’s that.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Weirdly enough this doesn't work when apps are in full screen mode, which Apple has been pushing lately.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Callback hell? What is this, 2014?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
If you need an external tool to understand code it’s an indication that something is wrong.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
I think they can, look at TypeScript and VSCode. Something is going right.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
This is a good question and is something I’m wondering too. The same phenomenon is occurring on Tinder, where women will get hundreds of matches and men will get less than 10.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
> unofficial And there lies the problem.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
How far do you go with that? Should web browsers render .docx?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Is that stable?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
At that point you might as well just delete them.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Let’s hear some specific examples.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
The only thing you really need is uBlock Origin and a password manager. Everything else is fluff.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
How exactly does that help? You’re saying a low calorie, low protein, low carb diet makes you feel better? Where are you getting your energy from then?
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Mountain biking is the only form of exercise I enjoy
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by symlinkk 6y ago
Agreed. And why is the default behavior of the green maximize button to make things fullscreen? I never see people use fullscreen in real life
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by symlinkk 6y ago
What if cookies were opt in? E.g. blocked by default everywhere unless you decide to allow them, same as access to the webcam for example.
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by symlinkk 6y ago
It’s the free market working as intended - if most people cared, the first site to stop doing auto playing videos would get more traffic and other sites would follow. As of right now, the benefit of auto playing videos outweighs the cost of

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