I didn't realise there was a correct way to use Arch, or that there were people authorised to explain what it is. Is that an Arch-exclusive service, or is it available for other distros as well? You say the whole point…
I don't see the issue. The beauty of OSS is that you can audit the code yourself and evaluate it according to your standards. Do you trust all OSS repos coded before 2024? AI-generated code is no different than code…
Ah, yes, the great TV sticks war of 2028. We'll tell the stories.
They pay taxes every time that they make money off Mickey Mouse, regardless of copyright status.
What if the copyright is owned by a corporation?
It doesn't work like that. I've been made aware thanks to this post, and tomorrow I'll be placing CO2 sensors in every meeting room in the company I work at, and mandating an open-windows or air-circulating policy above…
> No. That's ridiculous. You can import whatever you want. No, you can't. You can import whatever you are allowed to import, regardless of it's legal status on the original country.
Just so everyone here has the full picture: the source linked — Assemblea Nacional Catalana — is not a human rights watchdog, an international observer, or a journalistic outlet. It is the main pro-independence criminal…
If they have been doing that, they haven't offered it to me, which seems weird since I'm their ICP. The simpler explanation is that they aren't doing that.
> This should not be flagged. > > Flagging this: that’s fascism. Telling people what should or shouldn't be done: that's fascism.
Freedom of speech is binary, there aren't any acceptable degrees of it: either you have it, or you don't. If there is disinformation, the solution is to counter it with actual information, to give the people better…
I've made thousands of dollars just by following the Pelosi tracker on X. Most of the time a stock soars just on the effect of a congressman buying that stock.
Yet another reason why I don't connect appliances to the internet. My TV is plugged to an Nvidia Shield, and that's the device that gets online, since it was designed for that.
I can't wait to play all the new Switch 2 games on my Steam Deck
The US is not an enemy to the EU, while China is a clear enemy to the US. The difference is quite easy to easy to spot.
Apple makes it difficult to access because they want to make sure you don't use it often, as they believe the experience of waking up the computer from sleep is better than starting it up. It's a conscious decision…
Check Affinity, they have a top product for developing and editing.
Is there no alternative to Photoshop? Affinity or Pixelator don't cut it?
It's always seemed easier to me to use FF + Ublock + Bypass Paywalls. Never fails.
I sleep longer than 12h most days.
Extensions are nice to have, but pointless as long as FF for Android doesn't render most pages correctly (HN, for example).
Do you have a referral code?
For one, HN misbehaves pretty badly on mobile.
Firefox for Android, unfortunately, is plagued with UX issues, which makes switching much more difficult. I cannot even render HN well.
It's a real pity that speed keeps being the golden metric by which browsers measure themselves. I'd much rather have Mozilla focus on making Firefox usable on many popular webs (including HN) than on shaving another…
I didn't realise there was a correct way to use Arch, or that there were people authorised to explain what it is. Is that an Arch-exclusive service, or is it available for other distros as well? You say the whole point…
I don't see the issue. The beauty of OSS is that you can audit the code yourself and evaluate it according to your standards. Do you trust all OSS repos coded before 2024? AI-generated code is no different than code…
Ah, yes, the great TV sticks war of 2028. We'll tell the stories.
They pay taxes every time that they make money off Mickey Mouse, regardless of copyright status.
What if the copyright is owned by a corporation?
It doesn't work like that. I've been made aware thanks to this post, and tomorrow I'll be placing CO2 sensors in every meeting room in the company I work at, and mandating an open-windows or air-circulating policy above…
> No. That's ridiculous. You can import whatever you want. No, you can't. You can import whatever you are allowed to import, regardless of it's legal status on the original country.
Just so everyone here has the full picture: the source linked — Assemblea Nacional Catalana — is not a human rights watchdog, an international observer, or a journalistic outlet. It is the main pro-independence criminal…
If they have been doing that, they haven't offered it to me, which seems weird since I'm their ICP. The simpler explanation is that they aren't doing that.
> This should not be flagged. > > Flagging this: that’s fascism. Telling people what should or shouldn't be done: that's fascism.
Freedom of speech is binary, there aren't any acceptable degrees of it: either you have it, or you don't. If there is disinformation, the solution is to counter it with actual information, to give the people better…
I've made thousands of dollars just by following the Pelosi tracker on X. Most of the time a stock soars just on the effect of a congressman buying that stock.
Yet another reason why I don't connect appliances to the internet. My TV is plugged to an Nvidia Shield, and that's the device that gets online, since it was designed for that.
I can't wait to play all the new Switch 2 games on my Steam Deck
The US is not an enemy to the EU, while China is a clear enemy to the US. The difference is quite easy to easy to spot.
Apple makes it difficult to access because they want to make sure you don't use it often, as they believe the experience of waking up the computer from sleep is better than starting it up. It's a conscious decision…
Check Affinity, they have a top product for developing and editing.
Is there no alternative to Photoshop? Affinity or Pixelator don't cut it?
It's always seemed easier to me to use FF + Ublock + Bypass Paywalls. Never fails.
I sleep longer than 12h most days.
Extensions are nice to have, but pointless as long as FF for Android doesn't render most pages correctly (HN, for example).
Do you have a referral code?
For one, HN misbehaves pretty badly on mobile.
Firefox for Android, unfortunately, is plagued with UX issues, which makes switching much more difficult. I cannot even render HN well.
It's a real pity that speed keeps being the golden metric by which browsers measure themselves. I'd much rather have Mozilla focus on making Firefox usable on many popular webs (including HN) than on shaving another…