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"Please. The only thing that's stayed constant through GNOME's history is that the developers have been rooting for other Linux projects to fail, like when System76 announced they were starting COSMIC (since completed and rel
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Then why are not other distros that provide other defaults "big". Why do people use distros that lack the features that they want?
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The most used Linux user space is Android and the second is probably ChromeOS.
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"How do you know if someone does not like Gnome? Don't worry, they will tell you." It is very rare that people who use Gnome feel the need to shit on other DEs, but the opposite seems to be pretty common.
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1y ago
Coal is still used for making steel (and other stuff as well I guess), but that use is slowly getting replaced by hydrogen.
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1y ago
Off topic, but Zac Snyders's Justice League looked really good in its intended 4:3 ratio!
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The most interesting part of the article is the difference between different connection types/signals and the discussion around artistic intent and how the artwork is supposed to be viewed. Also, with 4K+ high refresh displays we are g
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1y ago
I am the only one that liked stereoscopic 3D. Up the frame rate (like in games and some movies) and it looks great!
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Isn't Sony Bravia Core supposed to be UHD Blu-ray quality?
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Android and iOS games are usually not interesting for SteamOS gamers. What really makes ChromeOS different from Ubuntu except it is not developed in the open?
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Calling a Linux distro Gnu/Linux today is wrong because the actual Gnu code running is such a small part of everything. SteamOS uses Linux as much as Linux distros like Fedora and Arch and other Linux based systems like Android. A lot
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Very few people bought the smaller phones available on the market.
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It would be nice if the article header would actually be clear that they are optimizing a CUDA chip. There is a difference between a GPU and a CUDA chip.
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1y ago
Why don't you use something cheaper then?
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Tokyo (and a lot of other cities) has basically priced parking so that it is a luxury. You save a lot of money by taking public transport even if you own a car.
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1y ago
Yes, Chinese HSR is awesome!
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Dense neighbourhoods are very expensive in the US as well, so it seems like there is a big market for that type of housing.
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A condo is still property.
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1y ago
Yeah, these incentives should be changed.
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Would it be better if the forest was cut down to build single family detached homes?
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1y ago
So because the maintainers of Xorg does not want patches that causes regressions Gnome makes people fork projects somehow?
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"And the freedom to fork is one of the essential freedoms of FOSS. Many people in certain organizations (cough GNOME cough RedHat cough) don't seem to get this." Do you have any examples of this?
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Deprecated does not mean removed. Was there any actual API/ABI changes in GTK3? Also, it is easy to call people idiots, but calling people who GIVE you software you can choose to use or not that is not very productive or even nice. I c
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Is there a problem using distro packages for Pytorch? What are the downsides of using the official Fedora Pytorch for example?
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Oracle can relicense any code they have copyright on, except for derived code like Linux drivers. They choose not to.
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Linus T is responsible for everything in Linux, it is his project and he is the maintainer. He can do everything he wants in his branch and people just have to accept it. If you want to be responsible you have to fork Linux.
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It could be a long term strategy by Oracle to be able to sue IBM and other big companies distributing Linux with ZFS built in. If Oracle want people to use ZFS they can just relicense the code they have copyright on.
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If you buy from a dealer/manufacturer they come and set up the desk for you. You can also get stuff like really good sound absorbing panels and better integrated electricity and other stuff like that. If you buy system furniture like c
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Having a backup system can be kind of priceless sometimes. Also, if you have a desktop and a laptop you probably use one of them 80-90% of the time, so you rarely loose time syncing stuff.
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It is actually because of drier summers and monoculture. The more spruce there is the more they beetles there are.
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