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Isn't that the purpose of `restic mount`?

You are right, the "HTML-is-the-UI" confused me. Related but different.

> "we can draw our UI with additional webviews. The main reason we want to write UI using Servo itself is that we can dogfood our own stack and verify that it […]" It's XUL again.

FYI. There is a XDG checker called "xdg-ninja"[1] > A shell script that checks your $HOME for unwanted files and directories. > When xdg-ninja encounters a file or directory it kno…

Also: consider using overlayfs to make root fs read-only

There's so many things wrong with this stuff, from the motivation of the project to the (dangerous) implementation

Well, technically is still bash who does the tab-completion, flatpak just provides a helper. Try tab-completion under pure sh or powershell

> What's even more insane is at the command line when you Tab to autocomplete the thing makes network requests and hangs! It's the only CLI app I know what requires the internet to…

I used and created libraries using g-i (gobject introspect), also bindings for an app to develop plugins in python. g-i is algo available for JavaScript, in fact gnome-shell it's w…

I can only recommend to take a look at https://yadm.io/

You should take a look at Gstreamer, it has all the bells, whistles and codecs of ffmpeg (it integrates ffmpeg directly as a plugin). It's designed around the concept of graph pipe…

It exists, it's GtkBuilder[1]. There's also a tool to create those XML files, Glade[2] (needs to be updated for Gtk4 but...) 1. https://developer.gnome.org/gtk4/stable/GtkBuilder.h…

You can't use expressions like that (from ffmpeg cmld) in gst-launch. As far as I know in gst-launch you can't access properties from one element (video stream width) in other elem…

I find gstreamer (using gst-launch)[1] a more pleasant experience than ffmpeg. You can't use some expresions on the command line like `x=(w-text_w)/2:y=(h-text_h)` but it can be wo…

Please, leave politics aside here. I can smell your antiColau feeling from miles away.

IIRC this is what "Tempest for Eliza" was for CRTs http://www.erikyyy.de/tempest/

> It seems like a fallacy to claim that since diagnosis required complicated equipment in the past, that it will be necessary going forward. Machine learning is going to make tons …

Apnea has obvious signs (fatigue, day sleep, depression, …) that are the equivalent of the "self check-up" in your example of breast cancer. If you suspect that you have apnea epis…

As someone with diagnosed apnea I have so many doubts about this. Machines to diagnose apnea have lots of sensors including electrodes, "chest-band" pulsometers, and "saturationmet…