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Comment #49062260
That's the gnome dialer, yeah.
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Comment #48971683
Is the source code published anywhere?
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Comment #48957223
Except for covid, it seems the decline was already there.
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Comment #48814907
I don't really need a tag saying how to reach the place, but better public transport support would go a long way. I also have this issue with places marked as parkings, to determin…
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Comment #48787355
Youtube survives on google's massive repertoire of products being vastly more profitable, not because it's the best of its kind.
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Comment #48716163
Tbh, the installer was inevitable after systemd integrated a bootloader, crafted a paritioning scheme for autodiscovery, took over user and home directory management, and topped it…
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Comment #48703026
For an article written late last year I hoped for a little more awareness of how massive a security hole granting full, unfiltered access to the X11 server is. Granted, any sandbox…
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Comment #48672606
LuaJIT has held back the lua ecosystem for over a decade. There's no reason to not at least try to move the implementation closer to luau or puc lua, not create yet more incompatib…
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Comment #48551468
It was just an example of the type of shit they say to sell it, and then walk back from. https://fortune.com/2026/05/26/sam-altman-dario-amodei-walki...
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Comment #48547654
The snake oil is how the people at the top scream "in x years we won't need programmers" and end up proving themselves wrong time and time again. It's a real technology and it can …
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Comment #48546644
I came up with this one on my own many many years ago. Exact order and bs=1M and everything. I taught it that :) Though I usually do the individual partitions before the main disk,…
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Comment #48515054
This, in part. The swift deprecation of XUL extensions felt like a kick in the gonads and made me switch to Pale Moon for a while, after which I landed on Firefox ESR to avoid the …
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Comment #48496914
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Comment #48488525
The Game Boy Color/GBA also had a web browser in the form of the Mobile Trainer GB, although it didn't allow inputting arbitrary URLs (although one can modify the DNS, it wasn't do…
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Comment #48443307
In Terry's case, the attention visibly fueled his delusions, providing clamoring approval for many of the self destructive things he did, eventually leading to his death. I don't t…
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Comment #48410208
They already are in the same position. See: Android, ChromeOS.
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Comment #48409304
It's really jarring to still be pinning this on Microsoft, when Google and Apple have been doing the same for free, for years, in iOS, Android and ChromeOS.
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Comment #48370136
Cronie has a mechanism for this, called "anacron", which is called hourly by cron (on my system, /etc/cron.hourly/0anacron), and performs all the /etc/cron.{daily,weekly,monthly} t…
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Comment #48321752
https://pkgcraft.github.io/
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Comment #48321746
It already is, though? I've been using dash as /bin/sh for years, openrc is using that.
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Comment #48268040
It's a shame that this article focusses on Omarchy being "just some dotfiles" when I feel it's the weakest of the points it makes against Omarchy (there's many valid reasons to hav…
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Comment #48249480
https://archive.is/sAVRF
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Comment #47728544
Seeing this article, and how much webextensions manage to mess up the browser, I'm wondering how bad this experiment would've been with the legacy XUL extensions. Maybe they had a …