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Comment #23442612
The first I heard of snaps was while I was upgrading from 18.04 to 20.04 (I only do LTS for work servers). What drove _me_ away personally, was I had no idea what snap is and it wa…
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Comment #23442549
Very well said! I am afraid there is a prophecy in your description. I have started moving all of our infrastructure away from Ubuntu at work. This sounds horrible. 2020 has been b…
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Comment #23052537
Ubuntu 20.04 forced me to switch to Fedora Server on my home server. Pretty happy so far. I have significantly fresher package versions and most of the software tools I use offer a…
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Comment #22265931
I believe he is using the far more superior metric, called “subjective perception”.
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Comment #21900318
They won’t, at least not for now, I assume. They can put far more intrusive tracking inside an app compared to a web browser. There is also no way to do content blocking or ad bloc…
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Comment #20565884
I believe Apple users choose the Apple ecosystem specifically because they value the protection the App Store provides. I can't even imagine the nightmare if every app was allowed …
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Comment #20490490
I might get downvoted on principle, but I genuinely wonder and don't understand: why is it NOT OK for Google and Apple to ask for a cut? They have spent years and millions (if not …
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Comment #20060492
Yes, that is true. But the hypocrisy is how Firefox criticises Google (either directly or indirectly), but is paid by Google to have them as the default search engine. The emphasis…
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Comment #20056329
All of this is fantastic. I just hope the day comes, when Google is no longer the default search engine in Firefox. Safari is my default browser, but I use Firefox heavily for “soc…
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Comment #19509889
Slovakia still doesn’t have Apple Pay, Apple News and no operator supports an eSIM. I honestly don’t understand how this is possible.
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Comment #19430073
Drogon is an application framework. Nginx is a web server. You can’t write a custom application in nginx. You can write almost anything in Drogon. Both handle HTTP requests, but ng…
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Comment #18479850
This is the industry standard. I wish I had a choice to either pay with my data ("free" content), or pay with money in a subscription model. Just like Zuckerberg was asked, whether…
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Comment #18479551
Oh the hypocrisy. Reading about how bad ad targeting and tracking is, while being welcomed by a huge, annoying modal, covering up half of the text I’m eager to read, with a large A…
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Comment #18232976
I am a very visual person. The first step before I start writing a workflow in gitlab is, that I draw the whole pipeline on a whiteboard as a tree/graph. We discuss it with the tea…
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Comment #18181976
I knew nothing about Netlify before this post, so this is a purely generic, rational note: yes it will. You lure in customers with an attractive free tier and then change it so you…
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Comment #17926161
Agree. I used to work with ROS during a semester of AI. We had to build a robot that drove itself on top of a roomba vacuum cleaner and used a kinect for vision. I was super famili…
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Comment #17714441
While the “Accept” button is the only big blue button in the pop-up and the opt-out options are hidden after 2 clicks away on an arbitrary link hidden in the text. Of course, there…
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Comment #17301382
Maybe "idiocy" is unnecessarily strong, but I certainly don't have to praise all emerging experiments just to sound polite, do I? The emerging of all these stacks is because of app…
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Comment #17300940
I honestly do not understand how did a large part of the software engineering community get to this point of idiocy. Is this due to the principle of getting to the market first and…
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Comment #17087655
Best tech talk ever!
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Comment #17000811
> If you’re doing native mobile app development, you’re doing it wrong. No one can be so arrogant to make this cheap, clickbait statement. Why is everyone fighting developing nativ…
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Comment #13040537
Same here. Used it for free while studying and open source projects. Bought it as soon as I got a paying job, coincidentally coding in sublime. Fantastic tool. Fantastic community.…
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Comment #10791281
Magnificent! I am building a very similar HIP (Hypothetical Processor, reduced MIPS, created at my university for educational purposes) processor emulator with similar functionalit…