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toastal
4y ago
Yep. It's definitely both.
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toastal
4y ago
Good to hear. This could make Dart a compile target candidate for a number of languages whose ergonomics better match these concepts, while having good native support from the language.
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toastal
4y ago
But Dart can't do basic functional things like ADTs or pattern matching and has no pipe or composition operators. That puts it in the no-go category for me—and by proxy I never looked at Flutter.
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toastal
4y ago
I thought Tree Style Tab was the preferred Fx add-on.
905.
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toastal
4y ago
Many of these aren't trying to advertise as particularly private with uBlock built-in as a feature.
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toastal
4y ago
'Incompatible' is one way to put it. Privacy and security is set to the most restrictive by defaults Firefox offers (more in line with Tor) and users are supposed to opt into every feature that may compromise those ideals. Honestl
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toastal
4y ago
Reasons LibreWolf ( https://librewolf.net/ ) is more interesting: • more mature • more installation options • hosted on an open-core forge, GitLab, instead of a proprietary, closed-source one, GitHub • open-source communicati
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toastal
4y ago
Himalaya offers a Vim plugin for its mail application.
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toastal
4y ago
All dialects of Org Mode, AsciiDoc, reStructuredText, HTML files, ODF files, EXIF data on images support metadata in file--it's the norm. The fact that Markdown's spec doesn't support metadata by default and most "dialec
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toastal
4y ago
Like how they're introducing admonitions syntax by overloading the blockquote sigil that makes it difficult or impossible to nest, has a heavy English bias, and doesn't even transform the underlying element making the use of block
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toastal
4y ago
That would be the worst world. I love that we have semantic and accessible elements and Markdown is pretty bad in both those categories.
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toastal
4y ago
You mean stuff that is already standardized and in Asciidoctor? That would be easier than trying to wrangle in all of these forks/flavors with all their incompatible extensions and tools all while have no way to handle metadata?
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toastal
4y ago
Unless you need Arial's specific font characteristics in your stack, please just fall back to sans-serif. I hate these 'system font stacks' that don't fallback to my system because some schmuck thought it would be a good
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toastal
4y ago
Use them sure, but don't use Google's CDN and leak your user's data to Google's servers. It's not difficult to self-host the WOFF2 fonts.
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toastal
4y ago
Then you should be a fan of Nix
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toastal
4y ago
Please, no. Node tooling is such a mess and I can almost never get anything running easily on Nix because Node developers download binaries from the internet without understanding the system. All of these executables fail because of linked
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toastal
4y ago
The dev tools are really good in Firefox and its browser forks.
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toastal
4y ago
> We will exercise discretion when applying this rule. If you believe that your use-case for cryptocurrency or blockchain is not plagued by these social problems, you may ask for permission to host it on SourceHut, or appeal its removal,
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toastal
4y ago
No, but it gives contexts to those unfamilar. Comparisons and genres are how we categorize and understand the world.
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toastal
4y ago
It was fine. But when it became too popular, just like trying to search anything about other popular languages like Python, the signal to noise of SEO spam makes it hard to find the good, relevant, and up-to-DAT info. As it got mainstreamed
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toastal
4y ago
CLI and TUIs still work too
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toastal
4y ago
PostgREST ( https://postgrest.org/ ) for PostgreSQL should be mentioned as well.
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toastal
4y ago
Definitely happy patronage is keeping the developer and the projects afloat, but boy am I worried about Microsoft controlling the GitHub Sponsor space and what that could mean for the future.
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toastal
4y ago
If it's any consolation, games from Steam on Linux leak files all over the place on that OS too. Right now the offenders in my $HOME not following $XDG are games, LibreWolf via Mozilla, Xmonad, GnuPG, and anything related to npm (with
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toastal
4y ago
My own anecdote: I took my most recent gig because of them self-hosting their Git forge and preferring open-source and indie tools to the ones put out by megacorporations. I'd see lock-in to GitHub as red flag instead of an “industry
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toastal
4y ago
? Yeah, Microsoft has bamboozled users for years... that's the whole point.
927.
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toastal
4y ago
You're missing your <noscript> tag
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toastal
4y ago
Folks really should take their GPL code to a platform with similar ideals and stop propping up Microsoft GitHub.
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toastal
4y ago
Eh, I think the line height is too cramped and the hyphens make reading on the internet harder to read. Hyphens are good if you're trying to save ink or pages in a novel, but screen real estate is more than free on the internet.
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toastal
4y ago
Fedora no longer accepts the CC0 license for code. If it's public domain code , you should be using 0BSD.
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