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    Comment #40197588

    Mind ELI5ing this? it seems neat

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    Comment #40095362

    Isn't the "flat markup" for inline elements in prosemirror kind of unnatural to work on html?

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    Comment #40054954

    (And then gitea was forked into forgejo, which is used by codeberg, iiuc)

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    Comment #40040602

    I'm skeptical: * Where do you buy a ≤20 euro bike? * Most people on the street have bikes that look to be at least 200 euros new, from what I can tell.

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    Comment #39987215

    It's interesting how there is now * Maddy: https://github.com/foxcpp/maddy * Mox: https://github.com/mjl-/mox * and Stalwart which all see to aim for more or less the same niche. I…

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    Comment #39866655

    Is the solution against such attacks in the future only to scrutinize more, or are there other reasonable options in terms of hardening?

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    Comment #39386121

    Mmh, is that a similarity with postmarketos? I have a fuzzy memory that pmbootstrap or some other tool was kind of important to start porting to new devices?

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    Comment #39176025

    (I wasn't trying to make a point.) As far as I know, that's what the initiatives like PMPC¹ are for. I think in Switzerland, a law recently passed that seems to go in that directio…

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    Comment #39175627

    What government is that?

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    Comment #38987861

    I'm not sure the distinction is that clean, but isn't ubuntu still based off debian. As in, not a fork that went its own way, but a (big) collection of modifications on top of curr…

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    Comment #38911330

    Re internationalization, I think you're right. I don't have experience building app/websites, a fortiori with internationalization, so I threw this question in with the lot!

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    Comment #38900882

    I've skimmed at the docs, and it's not clear to me how it would deal with: * Something like row-level access control, so that people can only access the data in tables that belong …

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    Comment #38742909

    Reacting to your first point: As far as I know (western europe), heatpumps mostly are used to heat water to then heat your house, and renovating generally means reducing breathabil…

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    Comment #38734417

    I would expect heating to be one of the electricity use that you _can_ adapt the easiest. First by using heatpumps instead of resistors, and then with some inertia management to bu…

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    Comment #38720445

    Better phrased than I did, thanks. How feasible do you think such an endeavour would be? What are the roadblocks to people doing that right now?

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    Comment #38719931

    I mean, it would be a step in a better direction, wouldn't it? One might start with something like aosp/lineage and potentially fork from there if needs be, or ask of companies to …

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    Comment #38718952

    Sad to hear. It feels like the EU could fund some entity to manage, develop and distribute such a degoogled android with only a very small fraction of its other spendings, and that…

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    Comment #38717612

    I'm using microg's lineage, and something I was wondering when choosing a rom was, how secure are all those roms in terms of supply chain/developpers. There are many, with no big r…

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    Comment #38696148

    And an interesting project to boot! Thanks for sharing

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    Comment #38695697

    I'm curious about julia as a gui language: mind sharing your code/project?

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    Comment #38693660

    I've got a potential example; I always wondered how that would be achieved with something like slint or qml: With tools like xournal++ or other things like document processors, you…

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    Comment #38582113

    I agree, sure. I was only replying to the "… but why?" comment: There are plenty convincing reasons to go the web app route, although it obviously has downsides too.

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    Comment #38581887

    > Remote Desktop, VMware, Citrix and ask your users to install those before being even able to use your app? I haven't phrased my argument very neatly, but the point stands: anyone…

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    Comment #38581594

    I've got one very convincing reason: distribution. Having a web app makes it: * usable on pretty much any platform * easy to distribute/update * easily trustworthy/jailed (no need …