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31.
by zilti 2y ago
Also, the Seamonkey composer (which is the direct descendant of the Netscape tool)
32.
by zilti 2y ago
What idiots use an "AI" as news source? Oh the huge manatee...
33.
by zilti 2y ago
They don't increase your productivity any more than non-AI tools do. At most they make you feel as if. But you are probably just looking for a scapegoat anyways.
34.
by zilti 2y ago
This seems very likely, also considering that a/the main Multics dev was involved with Unix.
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by zilti 2y ago
Glamorous Toolkit
36.
by zilti 2y ago
And it is so frustrating to see how unknown and neglected KParts is
37.
by zilti 2y ago
We need DSSSL back.
38.
by zilti 2y ago
You should work on your very warped perception.
39.
by zilti 2y ago
It wasn't really that different in that regard before social media, you know.
40.
by zilti 2y ago
The search quality tanked massively about two months ago, and is now almost as bad as Google.
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by zilti 2y ago
StreetComplete is really nice
42.
by zilti 3y ago
I recently saw a blog post from a front end dev who was completely amazed about finding out that you can send an HTML form without JS, followed by equally amazed comments. So, yes.
43.
by zilti 3y ago
But why http?
44.
by zilti 3y ago
Large premium? LOL! It is AWS you pay a large premium for.
45.
by zilti 3y ago
Well, this sounds like the opposite of overengineered, but definitely terrible
46.
by zilti 3y ago
And you really leave us hanging here with so little information
47.
by zilti 3y ago
Being terrified of freedom is... fucked up.
48.
by zilti 3y ago
Repeat after me: Docker is not a package manager, and OCI not a package format.
49.
by zilti 3y ago
There's a really nice series of episodes on the Extremities podcast about Pitcairn.
50.
by zilti 3y ago
Or maaaybe use XML for such cases
51.
by zilti 3y ago
Just use jails. They're better anyway for the few cases where containers actually make sense at all.
52.
by zilti 3y ago
KDE Plasma is extremely configurable on that end, and lets you define color schemes, window decorations, everything.
53.
by zilti 3y ago
Enjoy spreading misinformation much?
54.
by zilti 3y ago
Thankfully.
55.
by zilti 3y ago
> but that we do a terrible job introducing people into our culture. If you're a community of 100 people, and suddenly you get an influx of 10000 people, then there is no "introducing people to our culture" anymore. Then y
56.
by zilti 3y ago
The software dev world also had its eternal september about 15 years ago I'd say. Since then we're even more being flooded with bullshit hypetrains and all.
57.
by zilti 3y ago
The most popular distributions are rolling-release ones, so not sure about that.
58.
by zilti 3y ago
Many.
59.
by zilti 3y ago
> stuff with non standard processes like sourcehut Of all the forges, Sourcehut arguably has the most standard processes - mailing lists for issues, and git-send-email for contributions. I especially love the latter, because it means I d
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by zilti 3y ago
Because they deserve to get broken.

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