The command prompt to be exact. Which is presumably a version of MS-DOS. Which makes me wonder if you can’t simply boot MS-DOS or FreeDOS — assuming you can find a copy that boots under UEFI. It’s certainly lighter then a whole Windows iso and you can include the firmware with it on a tiny FAT partition.
Sony still puts them in all their phones.
Maybe you can think of the developer like a backend.
Dark reader was already available before this.
Wish you could do it in Firefox Focus.
This approach sounds more like selective breeding to me.
If you do this with cats and select in each generation until you obtain a particularly fluffy cat, the cat doesn’t get the credit. Nobody says “wow, how smart are cats for achieving this”, they praise the breeder instead.
Which is as it should. The people who seed and select these algorithms and can recognize a breakthrough deserves the credit not the churning machine that goes through millions of permutations blindly.
Why do people recommend Gitea for self projects? What do you do with it that git+ssh can’t?
The important part is open source (the client) so you can verify everything that has to do with your privacy.
You have to upgrade sometime, you can’t stick to the “good old thing” forever.
That’s the kind of thinking that makes a business miss the boat by a decade or two until they’re no longer competitive and the cost of refurbishing has become so ridiculous that they’re forced to liquidate and sell whatever’s left of value (mostly customers and assets).
It’s a literal translation that went too far. It just means garbage; they won’t pick up the garbage anymore.
Bound to be Electron. They wouldn’t spend the resources to maintain three different apps.
Look, I’m not a fan of early adoption either… but Tauri is not a one-person project that appeared yesterday. It’s been around for a while now and has important industry endorsements.
Also, every company should have an objective and rigorous set of technical requirements for the frameworks they use. If Tauri passes those there’s no reason not to use it.
I mean, you could be using a regular email client and a regular webmail app on the browser… the fact they insist on a custom desktop app suggests the main reason is that they really want to cut those out.
Are you being serious right now?
Giving Arch to a complete beginner is like throwing a non-swimmer into the pool.
I second this. Learn Postgres as a beginner, it’s SQL standard compliant and it has the amazing EXPLAIN feature (just add EXPLAIN in front of any query). People who start on MySQL or MariaDB have a harder time learning proper SQL concepts later.
Also try LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition). I think it’s their best flavor actually, but not enough people know about it and usually only try the regular Mint.
You can also run many distros “live” from the install media without installing anything, to get a feel for them and to check that mosts things work (network, sound, movies etc.) You can make a bootable stick and choose the live option when it boots.
EndeavorOS. It’s based on arch
So, do you hate OP or what? They may get over the installation easier but then what?
TRIM is SSD technology and SMR is spinning-disk technology, you wouldn’t find them on the same drive, would you? 🤔 Or do you mean a hybrid drive?
Can anyone help me understand what any Mastodon instance can possibly stand to gain by federating with Threads? The size disparity is absolutely massive. Anything going to Threads will be lost like a drop in the ocean and anything coming from Threads will be a deluge that drowns anything on Mastodon. You can limit your instance to only one of these but it’s still bad.
Following Threads posters from a Mastodon client sounds ok at first, your users can get lots of Threads content, they get accustomed to it, and one day Meta changes the protocol and now you have to decide if you’re a Mastodon or a Threads client. Or your users start wondering why they’re using a subpar Threads client when most of their content is on there.