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by voidr 2y ago
Sounds good on paper, but in reality you still need to pay the insane licensing fees if you need a usable product. It's like Android, I can download the source code and run it as long as I don't need extra features like a dialer a
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by voidr 2y ago
What is so difficult in setting up and integrating GitHub with Jira for example, last time I did it, it was a few clicks? GitHub also has mediocre issue management and a wiki and we have GitHub Actions as well. You still need to integrate y
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by voidr 2y ago
KDE 4 looked like a cheap Vista knockoff gone wrong and the widgets were worse than useless, I stopped using KDE altogether because I felt the developers completely lost the plot. One of the most arrogant moves was to not have files on the
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by voidr 2y ago
> Why are you bringing sex/gender into this? It has nothing to do with it. It's easier to victimise yourself than to accept the reality that irrespective of what class you belong to, there will be people who will not like you f
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by voidr 2y ago
The Cosmic Desktop Environment is built with Rust and that seems to work fine, so likely the issue is with flutter, which I don't really understand why chose that over Qt or GTK. Apparently Microsoft writes their installer in HTML, CSS
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by voidr 2y ago
With a "little bit of help".
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by voidr 2y ago
I was very confused when I saw that Hungarian is easy and Romanian is hard, then I read the legend.
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by voidr 2y ago
What about the middle eastern countries? South America? That country that has the Patriot Act? I'm looking forward to everyone uninstalling Nginx.
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by voidr 3y ago
React Native is very unreliable and unproductive, you write your code in JavaScript, that then gets executed in a VM, that then calls some glue code that may or may not work reliably, when these don't work: good luck debugging it. Reac
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by voidr 3y ago
I reckon most people complaining about RHEL: - never really needed to use an enterprise OS, they could have just used any other *nix. - don't understand that what Red Hat is doing is perfectly in line with not only Open Source but al
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by voidr 3y ago
You should look up "buy to let" and take a look at UK rent prices, but if you happen to be in Eastern Europe let me know, I will show you around what owners do with their property.
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by voidr 3y ago
Whenever I get on a call with an automated system, the first thing I do is figure out what do I need to tell it to dispatch me to a human in the shortest amount of time, sometimes I purposefully phrase it in a way that I know a machine cann
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by voidr 3y ago
Care to elaborate? This happens with regular tenants and hotels as well, do you want them to also go out of business?
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by voidr 3y ago
Issue is that a lot of the good sources solely use controlled platforms like YouTube where you can't even use words like "suicide", which normalises this nonsense, I understand that not everyone wants to watch a video about &
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by voidr 3y ago
Pointing out hypocrisy is not "whataboutism" it's just simply pointing out hypocrisy. This "whataboutism" was invented as a way to avoid uncomfortable comparisons, you can find a lot of stories in the west where if
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by voidr 3y ago
Dystopian centralised internet at its worst. Meanwhile on Apple News I can ready that according to the Independent: Ukraine has made yet another 'breakthrough'. How are these guys not in Moscow already with all these wins and brea
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by voidr 3y ago
> Yes you can on the android emulator. The biggest issue is compu arch in that case. I can also download VirtualBox and run all Windows programs, that would mean that all Windows apps are Linux apps? > Yes you can for the most part Yo
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by voidr 3y ago
If we just counted the kernel, then it is possible that Minix could be the most popular "OS" because it's burnt into every Intel CPU, however it's probably not a helpful metric. If we equate Android with Linux, we can al
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by voidr 3y ago
You don't manually update the container images, you ideally pull it from the vendor, who knows best what is needed to get it working, it's also less hassle even if you build the images, because the image only contains the componen
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by voidr 3y ago
If I have something so important that it has to run for over a decade that I cannot risk doing an OS upgrade, then I don't see why I shouldn't need to pay for that, assuming the fee is reasonable. It is also very easy, to take Deb
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by voidr 3y ago
Most people complaining about systemd wouldn't even notice if their whole OS was just a single binary. This attitude does not help the Linux stack, because the one thing software vendors do not have time for is to test against 10+ init
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by voidr 3y ago
I guess this is the end of Data Protection now that data can freely flow to the country of the Patriot Act and government agencies that aren't the most trustworthy. The EU should just drop all Data Protection laws to make it fair, othe
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by voidr 3y ago
I used Ubuntu Desktop in the past, I think they had the right idea with Unity, however it felt like they didn't push hard enough. I was using Ubuntu Server everywhere, I stopped using it the moment they started forcing snaps. Snaps are
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by voidr 3y ago
€3bn to rival AWS that is going to be more secure and will also only use green energy, sounds like something EU bureaucrats would come up with. I'm deeply disappointed that the EU is afraid of doing real investments with realistic goal
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by voidr 4y ago
> Hmm, not my experience. I do TS for years now and still today I'm spending more time on fighting/pleasing TS compared to the actual code. What are you doing exactly? I like TS, because it's one of the easiest to use typ
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by voidr 4y ago
Can I ship a badly configured Linux kernel in my distro? Yes. Is that the fault of the kernel developers? No. I thought systemd is open source and if you don't like something about it, you can just submit a patch or even fork it or jus
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by voidr 4y ago
> industries have software that integrates with office and cannot be easily replaced, if at all. It's just a question of money. Having the US spy on Europeans is also very costly.
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by voidr 4y ago
One other way to see this is that this will stop MS360 from being the "industry standard", it doesn't take that much effort nowadays to make an alternative that is good enough, we are past the days where collaborative editing
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by voidr 4y ago
Looking at the Witcher 2, 3 and CP2077, I'm highly skeptical that the engine was the problem. I also have my doubts if they would haven been able to do the same thing better on older consoles with Unreal Engine. Most of the worst issue
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by voidr 4y ago
In Cyberpunk 2077: you can go from one end of the open world to the other, without ever seeing a loading screen, you can even install a mod that allows your car to fly and you can see the whole city from the top, I haven't seen a game

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