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timeon
11mo ago
Good idea. Another solutions is to move our things to p2p. These corporations need expensive servers to run huge models on or just collect data. Sometimes winning move is not play the game: true server-less.
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timeon
11mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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timeon
11mo ago
Commission is also nominated by national governments (like ministers are in those governments). So in the end it is still about people holding accountable ruling parties in member countries.
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timeon
11mo ago
If you change it to "Rust community haters seem strangely obsessed.", it is still valid.
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timeon
11mo ago
> Scala? Kotlin? Swift? Zig? None of those languages have built such poor reputations for their communities. > I didn't see C++ users jumping into Rust threads posting attacks, but there are many examples of Rust users jumping in
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timeon
11mo ago
Reading loaded adjectives for programming languages is waste of time. I would skip that kind of social media.
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timeon
1y ago
I'm going to hold on my Affinity as long as I can and try to integrate as much of my workflow to Inkscape as possible (even if UI feels like CorelDraw). Also keeping eye on: https://graphite.rs/
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timeon
1y ago
This is the reason I kept 32bit mbp/macos around in order to use old pre-CCloud Adobe. Then I've found Affinity and was able to move on... Should have started already with Inkscape at that time I guess.
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timeon
1y ago
How does that work with SaaS?
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timeon
1y ago
Maybe it is not for people that need to switch. For me it is first editor of this kind and I do not need to fight anything.
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timeon
1y ago
Credit score is another thing I have hard time comprehend. I wanted to borrow car outside of EU and was not unable to because there was no record on me with some private company that stored data about credit cards. That was wild experience
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timeon
1y ago
> Nobody should have to be wondering what company an ambulance works for. Is this real?!
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timeon
1y ago
On the other hand, not depending on trans-ocean entity is feature Google Docs can't offer. And that one is high priority these days.
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timeon
1y ago
> How many times have you replaced your phone with a newer model in the last 10 years Once, after accident.
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1y ago
I think you are right, that seems to be the case.
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1y ago
Based on time-zone, it wasn't really global .
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1y ago
Commercial Halloween starts during October just after or parallel with October-fest. It ends before end of October because people buy things for an event before it starts. End of Halloween is when Commercial Christmas starts. There is no ti
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timeon
1y ago
Meanwhile I considered PWAs necessary evil on iOS. I would gladly use native tools but paying developer subscription just to install private/personal apps is no-go.
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timeon
1y ago
Sure for similar reasons (+ few other) I'm moving away from Apple. Framework is no longer on my list.
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timeon
1y ago
> making users believe alternatives are "less secure" Meanwhile searching on Apple's App Store gives you unrelated crypto scam app as first hit. Apple looks so off-brand these days.
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timeon
1y ago
More than decade I was and, surprisingly, still am able to install anything on my MacOS (not for long - I know). Maybe clever engineers at MacOS could help iOS engineers with this?
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timeon
1y ago
Since Google is also moving to this direction can I ask you which phone can I buy that is not part of this cartel and works with banks and public services?
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1y ago
Is it really battle tested?
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1y ago
> It might be the best thing since sliced bread Can someone explain to me this analogy? Because I consider sliced bread as decline. But maybe that is cultural thing.
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timeon
1y ago
This is not rhetorical question: did accelerationism ever worked?
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1y ago
> massive PR backslash Personally I do not believe there can be PR backslash for convicted criminal voted in as president.
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timeon
1y ago
Honest question: Why do you think they are the same?
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1y ago
How about parliamentary election?
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1y ago
> billionaire is less corrupt Why would you think that? Do you think that presents from foreign dictators (like plane or investment in crypto fund) are less corrupt?
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timeon
1y ago
Sure there is spectrum. I witnessed more extreme stuff during early 90s in Eastern Europe but still...
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