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Comment #43729626
I don’t understand how that conclusion follows from that comparison. We also wouldn’t describe the current day as “after the flu”. Both are endemic.
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Comment #43589833
Wix has embraced the entendre https://youtu.be/IddnMutPgTI?si=fCgGY9-bZT9WikWz
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Comment #43568454
I have a relatively high-end desktop with a nice monitor. I also have an aging laptop with a tiny screen and an anemic amount of RAM. Most of my computing ends up being done on the…
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Comment #38859989
Part of Apple clearly wants to do that with Focuses giving more control around what notifications people get in which contexts. Unfortunately other parts seem to think the opposite…
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Comment #38705668
Great explanation. F-Zero managed to do the “change zoom on each scanline” trick without a coprocessor in the cartridge, didn’t it?
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Comment #37892573
It’s been possible for years. I’m not sure what a good definition of “practical” would be though. https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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Comment #37712486
Fair point.
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Comment #37704946
MS is still probably somewhere in the supply chain of software you use. They have contributed to the Linux Kernel, they own GitHub and NPM, they make an extremely popular editor, a…
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Comment #37569478
In practice, customers can also make requests via private support tickets. I’ve seen GitLab determine priority of an issue based partially on demand from paying customers.
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Comment #37311189
This is how a fintech Chief Compliance Officer explained it to me: The industry that the SEC regulates is full of clever people who have a financial incentive to push rules as far …
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Comment #33823412
Thank you for that answer! Wow, I can't believe how small the team was 6 years ago. Is that 120 engineers or 120 employees total? Looking forward to seeing GitLab doing this well. …
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Comment #33804791
Ah yes, it was called GitHost. Here's the previous page for it https://web.archive.org/web/20190528091645/https://about.git... . Note that the domain it used to be hosted at (GitHo…
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Comment #33802296
If I remember correctly, GitLab used to offer the same kind of service, but discontinued it because managing it was not a core competency that they wanted to focus on. I'm curious …
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Comment #33597222
The Pirate Bay may never have deleted anything, but they also don't host any of the music. Just because a torrent exists doesn't mean anyone is seeding it.
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Comment #33539728
What precisely did the creators of Podman Desktop do that was unethical? I'm not sure if by "ripoff" you mean "copyright infringement" or something else.
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Comment #33446057
I agree that it denotes an imbalance. I also agree that terms like "white privilege" are intended as criticism. However I don't see them as criticism of the individual who has the …
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Comment #33445717
My associations are mostly neutral. It can even be positive in certain contexts, like "It was a privilege to meet him".
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Comment #33445125
I'm not suggesting one implies the other. Are you saying the only advantage one could possibly have is economic? Or maybe that you'd expect all advantages and disadvantages to be r…
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Comment #33445104
Why do you believe "privilege" is a negative word? Also, assuming you mean Robin DiAngelo, what of hers have you read? She's pretty clear in both White Fragility and Nice Racism in…
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Comment #33444999
Why can't whiteness and wealthiness both be types of privilege?
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Comment #33409941
> The code is GPL, nobody will arrest you for forking it. The author is literally maintaining a fork already https://asahilinux.org/ I do take your larger point about rubber-stampi…
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Comment #33205507
Perhaps I misunderstood your point, but building nuclear plants can't be priority one because we don't have time to wait around for them to be built. We should be building them in …
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Comment #33112991
> And I wonder why in the world they took jobs as lecturers. If you don't have a passion for teaching, why take a job that pays substantially less than what you get in industry? I …
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Comment #33081441
Thank you, I had missed that it was moved out of contrib.
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Comment #33073920
This confused me too. The rationale seems to be explained in more detail in https://www.spinics.net/lists/git/msg421817.html