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DivineBicycle
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Comment #35338262
> Additionally, by the time I started messing with RPM packaging, I had already packaged for Gentoo, Arch, and Ubuntu, so I think I had already developed some intuitions for how to…
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Comment #35326308
> incomplete, brittle, and clunky. I don’t see where you might experience incompleteness in pacman, although I might see how you could experience it to be clunky. Do you mind humou…
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Comment #35322196
Have you ever tried pacman? I’ve used pacman, zypper, dnf, apt, and apk (a few times), and found that (for me) pacman is the best, with its flags, while not making sense to a begin…
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Comment #34637383
I would suggest Fedora with Gnome as it's a quite polished experience OOTB that shouldn't end up having lots of weird random issues that, for example, my Arch install has (although…
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Comment #33783310
Signal can't be used at all in China anyway since the verification texts are blocked. I've tried contacting Signal support about this (I live in China and want to use Signal) but a…
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Comment #33571909
This is the funniest GitHub README I've read in a while
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Comment #33414702
Yeah right
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Comment #33031266
I use ImgBB, they are probably stealing your images and not deleting them if you set it to auto delete but for screenshots like this it probably doesn't matter.
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Comment #33031216
I use ImgBB, they're probably stealing your images but did screenshots like this is doesn't matter.
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Comment #32865223
Actually the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes came from Germany (IIRC). The Danes came from Scandinavia.
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Comment #32788208
I don't believe they do as when I asked the people in the China Univom shop them had no idea what I was talking about.
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Comment #32010381
It seems like every lift I've been in in China ( been here for 8 years) has this functionality where if you press the same button in rapid succession about 5 to 15 times, it will d…
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Comment #31996849
That's what I think, they are not accurate to the books, or book in The Hobbit's case, but they are good films and I love watching them.
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Comment #31903790
Brave isn't.
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Comment #31831997
That I will agree makes no sense whatsoever but usually that would be installed by default through the dependency list in your package manager. Dunno why it wasn't.
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Comment #31831990
I wouldn't have said this is really fixed, I think this is more of a workaround because KDE doesn't want to lose the names of their software. I think that an approach similar to Gn…
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Comment #31831982
I can't remember what Eye of Gnome is called in the shell, but it's probably something like Photo Viewer. I agree which you that Mac OS and Windows do this as well, but Windows at …
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Comment #31789857
Tbh KDE is worse at this because at least when you are using Gnome it won't call Nautilus Nautilus. It will call it Files, unlike on Plasma where Dolphin will be called Dolphin ins…
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