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phoneperson
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Comment #28997715
They are quite common here.
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Comment #28996911
Do you have an example of eff fighting for censorship?
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Comment #28996723
Differrnt people repeating the same thing over and over without addressing or acknowledging arguments from the other side still results in a ddos.
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Comment #28996705
I am not a fan of conspiracy theories but https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2021/10/25/john_gil... seemed interesting. I also remember him defending stallman so maybe this p…
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Comment #28940495
I am not really a fan of transparency and other effects.
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Comment #28940423
Thanks, will check the css solution.
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Comment #28940360
How can I load css as a user? As for the solution, why not remove shadows for non-composing wms?
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Comment #28940317
Yeah, it is still very early on in development. I am personally a fan of QtCreator, it is very similar to how visual studio used to work regarding ui creation.
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Comment #28940272
:/ GtkMenu, GtkMenuBar, and GtkMenuItem are gone so you have to use GtkPopover* instead which has this issue. I would love to not use adwaita except gtk4 has crippled the ability f…
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Comment #28939768
Try writing the name of the widget in the search bar in the top left. Something like GtkWindow.
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Comment #28939752
GTK4 has a LOT of regressions. They decided to remove menus, which is fine, except their replacement is broken https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/3042 As for font renderin…
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Comment #28917495
The theorems predate Turing's theorem. As for the halting problem, it is solvable with an oracle, unlike the incompleteness theorems.
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Comment #28916815
More like someone telling people who their dealer is, except the dealers give away copies of books for free, some legal but most illegal.
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Comment #28912552
You are probably thinking of Gödel's incompleteness theorems. I do not think that you can trivially derive it from the halting problem.
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Comment #28912479
I did download an Ubuntu ISO from there more than a decade ago, and some films that I presume were in the public domain due to their age.
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Comment #28911412
The US took down kickasstorrents and arrested its founder in Poland despite them following the DMCA. You have to suck up the media companies to be allowed to host a service these d…