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Thanks for sharing this. I watched the interview and it was one of the most interesting I've ever watched. Speaking of backdoors in popular open source libraries, the recent incide…
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Comment #39505628
Reasons to have kids
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Comment #38823261
When they will support installing progressive web apps (PWA) like Chrome does, I'll consider it.
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Comment #38432129
Well I guess it's only about time before Google goes all in with DRM.
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Comment #37810913
As a Linux desktop user, web apps are very much welcome. Apps like Photopea and Adobe's new Photoshop web app are things that make the Linux desktop much more viable as a platform.…
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Comment #37385025
https://youtu.be/XxbJw8PrIkc?si=1FUhvPxAu4kKdwvX
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Comment #37016453
Yeah I've noticed that too. I have a systemd service that periodically updates a DNS record on duckdns.org and it fails quite often.
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Comment #37007294
Some points on why I switched from Firefox to Chrome: - It "failed" while trying to use Google Meet for work. I don't remember the details of the incident, but it was embarrassing …
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Comment #34515528
Well, on my iPad mini 1st gen the web is unusably slow.
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Comment #34389320
Thanks.
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Comment #34291426
There's an option that allows to keep showing unavailable tracks. They appear greyed out and are not playable, but at least you know they're there.
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Comment #34276130
What NAS do you have?
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Comment #34257827
There are models in the Thinkpad P line that can be maxed out at 128GB.
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Comment #34185672
Your comment sparked my curiosity about this bug, which I vaguely remember reading about a few years ago. Apparently, it wasn't a bug in the EXT4 filesystem, but rather in a kernel…
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Comment #34049667
Are you still using Linux as daily driver? I'm just curious.
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Comment #34049590
Just less frequently. Also, we should agree on what those "issues" are, really. Beside the lack of popular commercial applications on Linux, the existing, open source variants, are…
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Comment #33986049
For context: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/File_Picker_meme