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> sciter looks good, but just don't think about the recent modern web feature, current web feature is impossible to make it right/full by a small team, even ms can not catch up, so they just choose the chromium. Not every featu
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Maybe the author is interested in the following proposal: https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/424 Anyhow - I do like the idea very much. It seems to me that it enables any solo developer to incorporate the entire jvm ecosyst
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I did not read the post, but scanned for the first contra-argument: A very dense syntax. This is the reason Rust did not attract me. I want to raise the following: Rust is overengineered. If these highly-intelligent contributors would settl
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I had to go through these things with a psychologist when i was in school and beeing suspended. My focus is very fragile, but these kinds of test actually satisfy so much that I am not paying any attention to the clock ticking. These tasks
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Im currently working as a software architect for the government. The software we are developing is not beneficial to any citizen. Additionally, there is no staff to review and merge improvements. And merges need to get tested by regression
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www.tuxedocomputers.com I never had hand on them yet, but they appear very promising.
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> I'd be worried about perverse incentives. The company is now incentivized to make the build process more difficult, or at least not incentivized to try to make the build process easier for end users, which goes against the point o
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My new roommate ruined my online persona
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If you use latex as your input, you benefit from a nicer layout and have the option to handout pdf's to content maintainers in a professional format.
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> > if a garage presents your vehicle for inspection. > That's the key. Many people don't bring their cars to a garage for inspection. Especially if they don't have annual maintenance intervals which typically end on
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5y ago
> The 10% is not as bad as it sounds, because the author fails to mention that these statistics are heavily in favour of expensive cars with a good dealership network. And Tesla has no dealerships at all, as far as I know. Tesla has deal
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`nnoremap <space><space> :ls<cr>:b<space>` Is crucial for my personal workflow and one of the only bindings i require. I use it in conjunction with `nnoremap - :Explore<cr>` Which opens the best directory navig
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Firefox Nightly, on Android 10, did not request my permission. It did persist the state after closing the tab. Admittedly, I did not check the site for cookies.
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Just tested the (example?) website mymercury.surge.sh . I do not have any experience in web development, or in browser development, so please be gentle. What I intentend to test was, if the browser requests any permission to run these servi
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People are more often forced to enter a specific ecosystem due to networking effects. There is no real choice for these common folk. They need to participate in their universe and outsiders cant join. Neither can they experience competitio
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It is about my family, friends and people from business.
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> We as legislators need to ensure that these platforms who act as gatekeepers in the digital market have to respect a predefined set of rules in order to guarantee fair competition and balanced market powers,” he said in a statement. On
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I recently used plantuml to sketch out a component diagram. Drawing via code is even more convenient
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Php vulnerabilities are introduced by the developer.
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I just informed all my important contacts about the deletion of my whats app account per this message and told them my substitution. All people who are important to me migrated. Some refused for a long time for no reason, but in the end ins
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This is the reason free software is important. Imagine json beeing licensed to pay per file. I do also expect Mirosft to take the word ```open source``` down, because it will strengthen them- but cuts outliners. Gates was great.
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I smirked reading your linked text. Commonsense required though.
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I am referring to the waste associated with the operation of the power plant as such. There is propably a break even point in terms of pollution where nuclear power plants fail in comparsion to alternative power sources.
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I kind of agree with you, wind energy on land influences our ecosystem more than nuclear energy - nonetheless there is more tangible pollution by nuclear power plants. Additionally one (parliament) may has to justify a power plant since the
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Mobile developer here, who published several apps on the stores. Do not worry about the size of your app. Managing decoupled apps is way more annoying then conciseley written ones. And by the phrasing of your question I assume you are proje
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I won't bother telling you the advantages I got over the other OSs, but I am curious why you are denouncing linux in the first place. Installing any non-free linux OS will grant you an complete out-of-the-box experience, imo superior t
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How can you know that this is a common idiom? Is there an (prob. GNU)-document for these things? Two reasons I am asking: 1) I feel terrible reading this, since my last post was preaching for XCFE for this exact functionality. 2) It would
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For me it is, 100% XFCE. I'm working on a single monitor, so managing workspaces is crucial and xfce4 lets you set these up in seconds. I am very happy to now can brag about it to someone: You can allow your desktop to react to your mo
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> We must have differing definitions of freedom, because I regard the GPL as a severe curtailing of options and equate it with being forced to adopt a narrow, ideological worldview. If anything, this leads to fewer freedoms on use by dir
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