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by vid 2y ago
I think more than anything they need advocacy and good quality product contributions (support, documentation, code). From what I know, a lot of the development happens via a few consulting firms that support their larger clients.
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by vid 2y ago
Ok, but how could we really trust these companies? I'm not saying to "give up," but aside from "pinkie swear we'll never make a mistake or exploit a loophole again," how can companies be trusted with the most
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by vid 2y ago
I've been looking into NextCloud to recommend to a government agency. The world desperately need competition or at least something compatible with the m365 stack, because it's eating the world and taking a lot of choice away and k
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by vid 2y ago
"Power users" shouldn't just mean more little boxes on the screen. A 2024 client should offer in-depth background analysis, embracing the open nature of the network. Provide helpful context on people and topics within threads
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by vid 2y ago
Wow, some pretty strong opinions here. Did somebody say Nazis? Tech innovations are always a mixed bag, but there are some great ideas in this, like selective disclosure, where you don't have to reveal all your personal info (address o
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by vid 3y ago
I am not sure there are many significant science breakthroughs that aren't basically built on a 'full communist' (publicly funded) model. There is a very significant tension between making all works that are produced on the b
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by vid 3y ago
What was really hurting me was all the literal strings "even" and "odd." I would have made them into constants. I guess then the next step would be to use constants for all the numbers.
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by vid 3y ago
I am probably going to lose some precious poinnnttts for this, but I sure wish they could instead target browsers instead, whether by using the canvas, WebGL, three.js, A-Frame, or something else. This would have the immediate benefit of ma
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by vid 4y ago
Someone should tell the author about the great lshw, it lists full details of the system board (and everything else) without having to go to a GUI display. azalp description: Desktop Computer product: B660M AORUS PRO AX DDR4 (De