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by zilti 3y ago
Whenever I think there can't be any worse of a "use case" to dockerize something, someone comes along and proves me wrong... For the last goddamn time: Docker is not a package manager!
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by zilti 3y ago
You can add text - essentially a wiki page - to a commit and edit it any time. Additionally, you can also add tech notes, which are wiki-like entries in the timeline alongside commits.
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by zilti 3y ago
yet another reason to use Plasma, I suppose
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by zilti 3y ago
lol, no, even less people are power users now than 20 years ago.
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by zilti 3y ago
Fossil has something a bit like that.
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by zilti 3y ago
It was an antenna opening in the roof, not one of the - by the way perfectly fine - windows that blew.
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by zilti 3y ago
It has been a lot of distributions for a long time - e.g. openSUSE.
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by zilti 3y ago
We really are effing doomed
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by zilti 3y ago
So, basically like the Guix docs then
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by zilti 3y ago
People are working on R7RS-Large, a lot of the standard is decided upon by now. I suspect, though, it'll take another five years... https://github.com/johnwcowan/r7rs-work/blob/master/WG2Docke...
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by zilti 3y ago
R7RS is very much worth supporting; there'll shortly be a Chicken Scheme 6 with full support for R7RS-Small. R7RS-Large development is slow, but not at all dead.
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by zilti 3y ago
I can highly recommend Chicken Scheme, it does exactly what you want :) It has also a nice friendly community, and a couple hundred extensions.
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by zilti 3y ago
The influence of language on thought is marginal; theories like sapphir-whorf have been falsified many times.
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by zilti 3y ago
Just fyi, the "native" Americans are not native either, but got America by fighting the actual first settlers before them.
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by zilti 3y ago
Just because you didn't hear of it doesn't mean nothing happened for 50 years.
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by zilti 3y ago
This couldn't be more wrong
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by zilti 3y ago
Yes, I mean, just look at Norway! Or the USA! Or Saudi Arabia! All constantly on the brink of political collapse!
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by zilti 3y ago
We lost the battle, but not the war.
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by zilti 3y ago
That's the spirit!
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by zilti 3y ago
Well said, thanks!
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by zilti 3y ago
Even for learning in general. We even had teachers who told us we're allowed to make tiny cheat sheets - about 6x3cm or something - because the mere process of creating the sheet is a good learning strategy, and to fit all you don&#x27
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by zilti 3y ago
That's a nice excuse at first sight, but there is no reason not to just use a normal, physical lock, instead of making the lock worse for absolutely everyone and excusing it with "but accessibility!", all because a few peop
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by zilti 3y ago
At least the "generic" instances are full of edgy far-left wannabe-revolutionaries and wannabe-intellectuals.
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by zilti 3y ago
Ah, that is what that design is called? Heh. I've seen it, among other names, also been referred to as "chalkboard design". It also reminds me quite a bit of the style you use when drawing on flipcharts, and actually of 90s
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by zilti 3y ago
I've just way too often seen these fake-physical locks be broken, or working in an unexpected way (with a fucking explanatory sticker with three lines of text explaining it). Who signs off on such crap?
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by zilti 3y ago
But it isn't improving anything. Just like with the idiotic new door beeping the EU made mandatory, nobody can tell who it's actually for.
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by zilti 3y ago
That's why the idea is that radio buttons are round, and checkboxes are rectangular.
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by zilti 3y ago
Pretty much so, yes. It is cheaper to just get some random dude on Fiverr who has no clue about GUI design, but can whip up something pretty that impresses the manager who has no idea about UX and GUI design either.
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by zilti 3y ago
What is that zoomer UI you are referring to?
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by zilti 3y ago
I'm slightly disappointed that the question was only hypothetical.

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