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pqb
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About pqb
GitHub: https://github.com/piotrkubisa
Email: [ my nickname ] at kodiga.pl
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Comment #45912883
From article: > WhatsApp for Windows was originally an Electron app, and it was eventually replaced with UWP after years of investment. Four years later, WhatsApp is going back to …
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Comment #45771627
In the article [0] (also posted on HackerNews [1]) they share a link to page, which is a guide how to run new Affinity (v3) using Wine/Bottles combo [2]. [0]: https://tedium.co/202…
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Comment #45385945
> The bundled Pop!Shop app store is the notable turd in the pool, but it's optional. I agree. It’s the second most irritating thing. I am glad that I have written my tiny `update` …
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Comment #45385085
I have been using Pop!_OS on my old Intel-based Dell laptop for over 5 years. Now, I'm alternating between my M1-powered Mac and Pop!_OS as my daily driver. Before, I used Ubuntu f…
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Comment #42858651
> In Python’s uv, the pyproject.toml has separate sections for dev and prod dependencies. If you want, you can have multiple ".mod" files and set "-modifle=dev-env.mod" every time …
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Comment #40840503
Actually, the "model/" (note: singular form) directory (package model) would be preferred in the golang world.
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Comment #40727102
That sounds interesting! Would you mind sharing some links to the articles or videos that focus on this possibility?
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Comment #37263893
Isn't there any PPA for Debian with proprietary drivers, for example for aforementioned Nvidia graphic cards?
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Comment #37263596
The first two things that comes to my mind: - HUD/search via global-menu - You could find any option in menus by typing them ( https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/hud-new-unity-fea…
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Comment #37263469
What is a moat of Ubuntu (Desktop) today? Don't say snap, please :)
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Comment #36600460
I like GNOME because of its design choices in 3.x+. I really appreciate the aforementioned large controls, title bars (often integrated as toolbar menus) and resignation of menus i…
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Comment #36492666
Isn't there `xsel` or `xclip` installed instead [0]? These two commands are commonly used on the Linux boxes and they support pipes too. For example, the xclip is used by the origi…
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Comment #36403817
Maybe it is unpopular opinion, but I think the go-compiler in `go build`, `go install`, `go test` commands should check for all unhanded errors and not compile the program if there…
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Comment #36150378
Thanks, I didn't know about that.
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Comment #36057718
Uh, that's interesting, but it does not work for me :( AFAIK, VO+Command+Return can be used to select multiple things, not to click. For example, in the file viewer (Finder.app, si…
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Comment #36057560
> Accessibility support is a matter of priorities for a given project. It is painful that some managers, architects or developers might think this way. Accessibility is not just fo…
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Comment #36057245
No, at least not in VoiceOver, which I use. In my experience, screen readers/assistants don't mimic the left/middle/right click of the mouse [0]. You often get two options: left cl…
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Comment #36043088
How the multiplayer mode would look like? Do you think about competing against the other real player? Or maybe collaborating with some friend? I am asking, because I think I haven'…
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Comment #35614541
Thank you dang!
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Comment #35614484
What's wrong with the Golang-based operators? Why do you prefer Rust to be used in the operator?
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Comment #35568270
> At what UTC time range was the Google Shutdown post at the top of the board? Is there a tool to check this? Personally, I don't know of any, but I saw the article in the top 15 b…
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Comment #35553854
> As [this]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35553634 ) comment on HN pointed out, this was a good move by Google. You can feel fulfilled as an HN user. Your comment was cited…
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Comment #35553779
AFAIK, Red Hat is working collaboratively with General Motors [0]. There is one article [1] on their blog regarding the containers in cars. I haven't found many technical informati…
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Comment #35387507
This article reminds me of what I encountered. In my case, instead of a Ruby program, I asked for an outliner application similar to Workflowy with clickable bullets to be implemen…