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Daeraxa
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Comment #40730541
Seeing as it is (after a quick google) an American holiday, the answer is, unsurprisingly, no.
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Comment #40626313
Does the author understand that ZeroVer is satire?
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Comment #39616337
Yeah I get that markdown is included in its own block, was just thinking about the non-markdown syntax and really what the plan is in general - i.e. are you looking to keep pod6 co…
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Comment #39605954
This is pretty neat, my only real gripe (and I know it is inherited from pod) is that the formatting tags can make it a bit difficult to read compared to plain Markdown, especially…
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Comment #39423321
I'm on the team working on Pulsar, the community fork of Atom. You have no idea how much we hear "Atom is slow", "are you making it fast?" etc. I have honestly yet to work out exac…
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Comment #39422825
Absolutely, they won't even accept donations.
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Comment #39279035
What is it? The website and github org give no indication other than it is something that interacts with some JS related tools?
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Comment #38905222
Blazingly fast
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Comment #38898031
There is actually another project called NeoSurf ( https://github.com/CobaltBSD/neosurf/ ) which is a fork of NetSurf with the stated goals of "various privacy-focused improvements…
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Comment #38898020
Even more with RISCOS which, amazingly, still sees development. I think it was the original platform for NetSurf too.
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Comment #38597240
Yeah I know it will work with the git backend, still not sure what the native backend can/will bring, documentation on it seems to be pretty sparse.
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Comment #38594179
Re: GitHub alternatives, I've been looking at this for a while as I'm keen to not have everything centralised and Microsoft are hardly the most trustworthy... There are some GithHu…
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Comment #38356512
No, its yet another flavour of Chrome.
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Comment #37877879
LBRY? It does have a currency element for tipping purposes but it isn't its raison d'être
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Comment #37780773
Because it predates JSON by over a decade?
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Comment #37777642
I've been using a file based database at work for years. Data is stored in 1024 byte "blocks" with each file containing 1000 blocks. Each block refers to a single record and the da…
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Comment #37763246
I'm just so bored that 90% of all tech news seems to be AI related. I'm just not that interested in the difference between Bard, chatGPT, llama and whatever else is going on and it…
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Comment #37749438
Zed is currently doing this, still pre-open source: https://zed.dev/blog/open-sourcing-zed-on-zed Same with Ghostty: https://mitchellh.com/ghostty Atom had a delayed open sourcing …
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Comment #37743240
As somebody who is working on an active editor project... the more editors the better! Yeah, actually surprised by the fact there isn't, I was asked recently if we were able to or …
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Comment #37730813
I'm a microbiologist too and yeah, nah. I do all of these and yet the vast majority of the time I've been ill has been from restaurant prepared food. And am I about to stop eating …
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Comment #37568422
Need to have a bit more of a play with it but I really like it so far. I mainly see myself using it to pipe into (like from curl or the gh cli). One thing that isn't clear to me is…
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Comment #37369500
Happy to see Pulsar represented :) My favoured terminal editor though is Helix which isn't represented.
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Comment #37191658
Been using Reddit since 2011, stopped using it almost entirely now that I can no longer use RIF to browse it. More than happy with Lemmy.
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Comment #36886466
There are places that archive public repos for preservation reasons - like https://archive.softwareheritage.org/
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Comment #36786981
Yeah... no thanks