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xarthna
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Comment #35767382
It is important to stop the introduction of these chemicals and microplastics into our environment. That should be the number one goal - to stop it at it's source instead of dealin…
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Comment #35757941
Why not port https://github.com/Duncaen/OpenDoas to rust instead? If the goal is security, then there is more to it than just using a memory safe language. Otherwise the result of …
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Comment #35735292
I have been using Brave Search for a year now. It has been great. It provides relevant results and I love how Brave AI floats a summarizer to the top with cited and hyperlinked mat…
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Comment #34011592
This is exactly what I came to express. If this isn't standardized in an organization it should be. Otherwise, it's the same repetitive questions, the same finger pointing, and the…
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Comment #33976790
I love Firefox. I use Firefox on Android with UBO. However, I wish they allowed about:config tweaks and user.js so we can have full control of our browser on mobile. To adjust abou…
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Comment #33675823
I like the new UI. As with all major UI changes there will be some backlash. People become set in their ways of old UI/UX, accustomed to the training and ease of use. Users will ha…
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Comment #33612097
Congratulations to sourcehut! Looking forward to the future!
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Comment #33611991
I'm not sure about the large metric, but by another metric essential , I would draw attention to: https://sr.ht/~kennylevinsen/seatd/ . I use this on my daily driver every day and …
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Comment #33497250
You can pull vim from my cold, dead hands.
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Comment #33431388
Mostly because of the philosophy of the software's author. This was the selling point for me. It is incredibly small scoped by design, easy to understand, and is very explicit in i…
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Comment #33422241
I have long been an advocate against systemd for the typical reasons (overreaching responsibilities, lock-in, lack of choice, software assumption "it will be there", complexity, dr…
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Comment #29860492
I'm not sure of any distros that have default s6, but Artix[1] allows you to pick your init/service manager. It is what I used and I am very happy with it. [1] https://artixlinux.o…
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Comment #29860475
I'm glad to hear it. I find s6 extremely stable. I've learned to come around on execline and have been converting bash scripts to it when I have the thought. The idea of it makes s…
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Comment #29860420
FWIW, I use Artix as a desktop distro and am not missing anything. I use s6 init and it is extremely stable.
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Comment #29857451
I used systemd for a time, and after looking into all the documentation I found it hard to understand and it's scope overreaching. It doesn't stand by the unix philosophy of mechan…
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Comment #29678910
Yes. I introduced this with great success at my company. Every day a member of the dev team would post their standup to a dedicated slack channel. It accomplished a number of thing…
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Comment #25598858
I've been reading about the tech behind bitcoin and I find it interesting yet have been skeptical due to some perceived flaws. I've been concerned about the market externality due …
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Comment #24881918
This is how I interpreted it as well. As the article states, 'farming on every corner'.
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Comment #24881833
I'm not sure I understand what you are stating here. The universe does in fact exist. When _your_ brain ceases to exist the universe will still be here, and my brain's interpretati…
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Comment #24093850
Can you explain this more?
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Comment #22721413
Everyone should be ordering online regardless of age or increased risk. Limiting contact with individuals is the only way to stop the spread of this disease. The answer is that the…