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by tapoxi 5y ago
This predates that, the patent is from 2009. The Reddit thread is from 2020.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
This seems like a Docker issue more than a GitLab issue. We run ours in GKE, so the infrastructure is managed and auto scales.
903.
by tapoxi 5y ago
I've been using Apple products for almost 30 years (good ol' System 7.5) but this absolute bullshit of user hostility has made me switch to a Pixel 6 most recently. The App Store, the Lightning connector, two huge hassles that onl
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by tapoxi 5y ago
I've seen the Toast app clip pop up a few times when paying for dinner with a QR code. Seems like a neat idea and lets me avoid installing a whole app.
905.
by tapoxi 5y ago
I think Electron won out because Microsoft kept pulling the rug out from under Windows developers as they went from Win32, to Windows.Forms, to WPF, to UWP, to WinUI 3. Why take the risk on the most modern Windows framework when you could j
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by tapoxi 5y ago
I've been the owner of our ~90 user GitLab deploy and its been mostly painless over the past two years, we have it installed on an autoscaling GKE cluster subscribed to the 'stable' channel. I helm upgrade it monthly.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
The preferred method of launching an app on GNOME is hitting the super key, typing the first few letters of its name, and hitting enter to launch it. Regarding minimizing apps, etc, GNOME classic is available for a MATE-style experience, bu
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by tapoxi 5y ago
It's not dumb, but it's dumb with what offices have become. Nobody likes the open plan office, but if I had my own office (with a door!!!) then I'd certainly go in every day. Maybe it's time to re-imagine what the office
909.
by tapoxi 5y ago
When I see one of these cars in South Boston (narrow streets with street parking) during the winter (piles of snow everywhere), I'll believe they're a reality. Until then, they'll remain 90% of the way there.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Whoops! Nice catch, I love Silverblue but forgot this was the Silverblue KDE spin.
911.
by tapoxi 5y ago
They could be bad at math. I struggled with it through my entire educational career until I was referred to a local hospital for a neuropsych eval, and was diagnosed with dyscalculia, a disorder I didn't even know I existed and my brow
912.
by tapoxi 5y ago
You want Kinoite: https://kinoite.fedoraproject.org/ it's Fedora's equivalent of Kubuntu. I'm a GNOME user but I've heard good things.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
I gave it a shot last night and selected three topics: Comedy, Pets, Science and Technology. It gave me a lot of garbage. Maybe it requires much more frequent use than the 10 minutes I gave it, or it somehow infers a good jumping off point.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Yes. I'm actually not sure if it works in X though...
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by tapoxi 5y ago
GNOME seems to take more Mac cues, as someone that grew up on (and has always used) Macs I feel like GNOME fits me better. It's also designed to be very keyboard navigable. I think that's okay, KDE and GNOME can coexist and approa
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by tapoxi 5y ago
It’s worth noting that Ubuntu will always be a major GNOME release behind the rest. Regarding Firefox, you can try forcing it into Wayland native by setting MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Pseudoconsole/ConPTY is a big deal and this would need a complex fallback for Windows 7 and 8. Probably not worthwhile.
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An easter egg for one user: Luke Skywalker (2017)(einaregilsson.com)
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by tapoxi 5y ago
In Massachusetts, access to this telemetry by local repair shops is required by our new right-to-repair law. Some manufactures have made a fuss, but hopefully other states follow.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Could you theoretically fill a backpack with a few hundred of these and piss off everyone around you? Asking for a friend.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Thanks, I'm not knowledgeable enough about this but if you're also in Belmont/Watertown you might want to bring it up with Sen. Brownsberger, he has a deep knowledge of the MBTA and was the one who advocated for their dedicat
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by tapoxi 5y ago
I'm in Watertown (served by the 71 and 73) and upset about this, but it's probably the right move given the high failure rates during rainstorms and the inability to pass other busses on the road, causing useless congestion.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
I have a VW ID4. The infotainment software sucks but can be avoided for the most part by using CarPlay. The comfort, build quality, and turning radius (!!) are all exceptional.
924.
by tapoxi 5y ago
That would never work on iOS though, as it cannot use alternative SMS clients.
925.
by tapoxi 5y ago
OP: I’ve heard the term “the Ukraine” is offensive since it implies it’s an area, not a country. Consider editing out the “the”. I’m also a huge fan of Signal and exclusively use it, but Telegram’s wide adoption is evidence that Signal’s fe
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by tapoxi 5y ago
How do you innovate when the concept is confusing and user interest isn’t there? How does a browser with 10% marketshare somehow make a difference regarding adoption?
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Bring back? Did PWAs ever take off? The lack of mobile adoption compared to native apps, websites using notifications to spam users, the difficult discovery, and the lack of a huge advantage on desktop (window compared to tabs, sometimes a
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by tapoxi 5y ago
This isn’t the goal of the vaccine. You can and probably will still get mildly ill with newer variants and remain contagious. Vaccination will prevent you from getting seriously ill.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
"All things use electricity!" isn't a great critique of "Bitcoin is an inefficient use of electricity". Bitcoin is designed to be inefficient and get worse over time.
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by tapoxi 5y ago
Why sell it at all? They can just mine directly.

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