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by ziftface 5y ago
I thought that peoples' reactions to electron apps was way overblown, and it certainly comes with benefits, like customizability. So I thought I'd try hyper shell on windows. It was unusable. I expected terminal windows to open ri
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by ziftface 5y ago
I'm afraid you are the only one
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by ziftface 5y ago
Probably not the kind of thing they'd brag about in a blog post unfortunately
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by ziftface 5y ago
The widespread abuse of power in government agencies makes this argument a little naive imo. The vast majority of what they do has very little effect on anyone's safety. I'd rather be able to communicate privately and let people k
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by ziftface 5y ago
Don't you think it's more likely that he's just using these projects to garner some goodwill and sympathy?
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by ziftface 5y ago
I think a lot of people hadn't seriously considered the option of working from home before. Now that a lot more people have done so, they are starting to weigh the pros and cons as the parent comment is doing.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Am I wrong or is fulcro frontend only though? You wouldn’t get access to any server resources so you still need to manage syncing state with the server. Or am I wrong about that?
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by ziftface 5y ago
I think I agree with your broader point, but it would be a mistake to trust apple to keep your data private.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Never tried it on Windows, but it works pretty well on mac in my experience
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by ziftface 5y ago
How would that be better than current DSLR or mirrorless cameras out there?
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by ziftface 5y ago
But if that's the case couldn't there just be a library that provides all the functionality without having to switch languages? Something like boost but for plain C?
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by ziftface 5y ago
> just bind the socket into the container I thought Wayland relied on shared memory with the compositor to work? I could be way off though
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by ziftface 5y ago
I think I saw in one of his blogs that he used arc elsewhere. I imagine "arc.arc" and "html.arc" were relevant to other projects as well, so I doubt they were developed just for this.
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by ziftface 5y ago
I think that example was interesting because he basically described BitTorrent (a more general Napster that's not just a push-button music player) as the potential brainchild of astronauts, but that actually was really useful to millio
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by ziftface 5y ago
Hate to pile on, but I'm glad it's not just me. When I read their docs, I just get the feeling that I'm kind of dumb, or I just don't have the context they expect me to have.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Yes, autopilot is just cruise control. No other cruise control I've used before violently brakes on the highway for no reason. I don't think expecting it to not do that is unreasonable.
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by ziftface 5y ago
It was pedantic but that doesn't make it a bad comment, I definitely appreciated the information
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by ziftface 5y ago
Unfortunately that skepticism is warranted today. American politics were always somewhat broken in the past, but the blatant partisanship today makes any kind of progress almost impossible.
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by ziftface 5y ago
I wish they would do that as well, but that certainly doesn't invalidate these concerns
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by ziftface 5y ago
While I think this is extremely shady and will avoid ever using a tool like this in the future, does it actually break google's TOS? It seems like a valid defense could be made.
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by ziftface 5y ago
I'm still really upset that confluence bought and ruined pipeline db. It solved my problem perfectly and I haven't seen one yet that fits what I needed as well.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Funny but I can actually see peertube appealing to big YouTubers, especially if there's an ecosystem around it, like apps and fully hosted servers.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Even the marketing you mentioned isn't really necessary. That's what happened when you're a monopoly, bad reputation doesn't really hurt the bottom line.
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by ziftface 5y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty certain that's not how the GPL works. It has no effect on the content you create using the tool. It places restrictions on redistribution of the code itself. I don't think there are any l
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by ziftface 5y ago
I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but it was only added to Mac fairly recently too, maybe around a year ago. And for a while it was behind an about:config setting as well.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Maybe it's running on a low power core?
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by ziftface 5y ago
Comments like the one you replied to honestly seem kind of silly. The "problem" you're describing is as old as time, it's not some new phenomenon the west bumped into.
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by ziftface 6y ago
Oh I guess I misunderstood then. Why don't they crawl at Google's scale?
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by ziftface 6y ago
Well that's to be expected, but if a lot of search engines start using it, it's likely that websites will start allowing it to crawl and index their pages. So there might be potential there.
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by ziftface 6y ago
Yeah this tool called Kinto[1] was posted on here the other day. [1]: https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto

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