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Comment #48582587
Yes, they are Arch and Fedora Atomic variants respectively and don't require any accounts or corporate affiliation.
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Comment #47983343
For the life of me I cannot figure out why we do not have a successful Windows Forms-like toolkit for the web that took off.
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Comment #46136808
Nixxes has such a good reputation in my book that their name immediately removes any porting-fears when I see they are responsible for a release.
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Comment #45799857
Those all have poor reputations. There's a reason why ESEA/FACEIT has been around all this time.
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Comment #45799806
Connect keyboard & mouse to the console
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Comment #45567514
It only says "native notifications". Or did they change the webpage?
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Comment #45025265
With a tool like this, what's the recommended approach to deal with schema changes (migrations) for my apps/deployments using this db?
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Comment #44582189
betterbird has "better" in the name
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Comment #44569994
I'm in the exact situation you describe: Overweight due to emotion-eating and stress-eating, taking GLP1. Now I can binge-eat until I'm full or sick (mostly sick) and maintain weig…
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Comment #44518404
The "native linux versions" are typically just the windows games with an old build of wine/proton/etc.
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Comment #44395847
The problem of filming/photographing in public is not new and this type of legislation already exists in many (all?) European countries and falls under existing privacy laws... If …
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Comment #44282291
It does now, but it took a few years for rails to do what nodejs did when it came out (the live chat demo app).
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Comment #44282286
I keep reading about a shortage of phoenix jobs. Any advice?
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Comment #44152835
cloud reps get commission for services sold via their marketplace. Often they even have a bigger financial incentive to sell third party products over native GCP/Azure stuff.
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Comment #44116511
Interesting how this is perceived as impressive (and it is!), but we had runescape running in the browser over 20 years ago already.
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Comment #43954071
I believe you are referring to their community forum. The link to "their own website" is in the left sidebar.
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Comment #43843587
I haven't seen American cybersecurity companies share meaningful threat intel about any American threat campaigns. This is not new.
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Comment #43763844
Or the maintained open source alternative Free Pascal and its Free Pascal IDE.
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Comment #43729889
Original article is removed? https://archive.ph/aylYu
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Comment #43630720
that's really impressive.
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Comment #43586532
Of course, local climate is also a huge factor. You also see that within EU and USA.
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Comment #43252862
Why is Ladybird going to be more successful than all the other failed browsers?
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Comment #43175022
> Hybrid cars only make sense from a CO2 perspective if you charge them and drive exclusively on electricity inside cities, with only an occasional fuel refill before long distance…
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Comment #42879903
I believe it's understood that OnlyOffice devs are (mostly) Russian. And that in todays world Russian software companies have to go through hoops to be able to send/receive invoice…