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biugbkifcjk

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    Comment #43435269

    OK, this one confused me. There is Chimera Linux, and also ChimeraOS - I believe they're unrelated but I had never heard of Chinera Linux and ChimeraOS is a gaming focusses distro.…

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    Comment #43209173

    I've been looking at Floorp and Zen, maybe add those to your list to check out

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    Comment #41308246

    Maybe they get some royalties by having it as an option?

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    Comment #38420695

    I think the idea is they don't want people to use bookmarks at all and just search every time

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    Comment #38170790

    There is a bit of a learning curve, but there is for any new platform. The devs are very responsive and looks like they're doing an enterprise version for funding. It uses Agents w…

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    Comment #38168491

    I'm going to plug https://onedev.io/ its awesome. Its self hosted and has its own tooling for CI/CD. I feel it doesn't get enough love, but I've been using it for years for my own …

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    Comment #38135663

    As someone that works with a lot of different languages - vscode has been amazing. I feel its inevitable that a majority of the plugins I rely on start requiring some sort of subsc…

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    Comment #38074653

    I'm only just realizing now why I was treated so strangely after discovering a pretty severe security issue that had been in our software for about 7 years. I had only been in the …

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    Comment #38046195

    Whoops! I missed that somehow - thanks.

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    Comment #38043844

    Should add the browser for SerenityOS to the examples of new browser engines.

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    Comment #37982381

    Cathode Ray Dude recently put out a new video on YouTube and mentions "stiffys" in that too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lUhDo7euPs https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stiffy_disk…

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    Comment #37949031

    I understand the sentiment. I have the same feeling regarding the use of LibreOffice. Full of features, most of which work "OK". But its absolutely infuriating to use for anything …

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    Comment #37939608

    Since we're all talking alternatives, I thought I'd point out KDE Connect. Available on all platforms and allows transferring files locally. I often use it between my laptop and an…

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    Comment #37701890

    Wow, I didn't know about this. I often need remote desktop and its been a real pain in the past to get it running and to get it running well.

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    Comment #37680660

    This doesn't seem to want to let me past the captcha. Bit odd.

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    Comment #37596627

    Maybe this allows for a factory to create on demand, rather than always running to keep up with demand?

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    Comment #37046830

    You've made a lot of good points. I've stepped into a team that is supporting a large product that has been going for years. There are so many error logs and alerts that nobody not…

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    Comment #37007431

    I bought one of these because it was like $30 and needed it to print off some stuff with color. I had immediately taken the sticker off even realizing until after the fact that the…

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    Comment #36989596

    It's just there to make it easier for mobile users to click it..

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    Comment #36874578

    I'm the same, 1pm is an absolute cut off otherwise it'll be a restless night

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    Comment #36832240

    I'm with you here, I say "its leet time" in my head. Pretty sure no one says leet anymore

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    Comment #36822007

    When they said native, they actually just meant local.

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    Comment #36806114

    Excuse my ignorance, but is this actually implemented anywhere else? I could find that maybe WhatsApp uses it, and that Signal has their own version of it. This doesn't seem very w…

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    Comment #36739454

    Yea, I guess I could create that integration, but the key would be getting it included as the default on Linux installs. I like to use what is generally available, so that I'm not …

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    Comment #36735261

    I'd take powershell with proper system integration over bash any day.