CrypticCoffee

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CrypticCoffee,

Or MineClone2 on Minetest if you like the digging aspect.

CrypticCoffee,

That sounds like a great education setup. Hope we mirror that in the west.

CrypticCoffee,

It just turned legitimate points into meme bashing. Makes me doubt it. Comes across more like the anti-SystemD folk.

CrypticCoffee, (edited )

It does give anti-SystemD “why make new when what we got now is good vibes”.

Their Java bashing was more a criticism of design patterns than Java, but fell into the meme bashing of tech based on one example. Find an old bug and say tech is dreadful as a result.

CrypticCoffee,

Very good point. Mr x11 expert maybe seems pissed he’s gotta learn a new tech and refuses to, so will bash it and hope it goes away. But if they were an expert, they’d probably know the things you mentioned.

CrypticCoffee, (edited )

Become a professional, then you’ll commit every time you make a small bit of functionality. If you’re doing massive changes like this, you haven’t broken something after multiple days of code enough. When you do that and you have no idea what you broke it with and when, it conditions you towards small iterable chunks.

CrypticCoffee,

Company? It’s the UK communications regulator, Ofcom.

They found that many on low incomes don’t have photocard ID when they rolled out voter ID despite opposition.

Considering no one seems capable of withholding data from motivated hackers, this could be quite horrific.

CrypticCoffee,

Source? Do the UK even have a Sears Catalogue?

CrypticCoffee,

But if they catch you sweating, you’re busted. Isn’t it public record that the guy cannot sweat?

CrypticCoffee, (edited )

I guess that would explain the difficulties some apps face without push notifications and releasing APKs. These big companies want you to rely on their systems. Signal was pushing their app through play store. I don’t know if an equivalent exists, but it really needs to. We need this, combined with f-droid, so we don’t have to use spyware like the Play Store.

CrypticCoffee,

I’ve had it break many times during update. Don’t get me wrong, I liked it at first, but if you want a system that works after update, you’re probably better checking elsewhere. Linux Mint, and Kubuntu are far better simplicity wise. Open Suse or Arch if you want rolling updates.

CrypticCoffee,

I’m on OpenSuse and it’s great. If you’re tempted by Arch, go straight up Arch. Manjaro doesn’t give any pluses here, only negatives.

CrypticCoffee, (edited )

Believe internet strangers? I had it on my laptop and Pinephone. After breaking twice on both, I went for Kubuntu then OpenSuse for desktop and PostmarketOS on the Pinephone.

You may be cheerleading for Manjaro but don’t discount experience of people that went there, suffered and want others to not suffer. If you really need easy to use Arch, EndeavourOS is far superior.

CrypticCoffee,

Ah, media implying fathers are absent from kids events in life. How unique…

Next week, dads are dumb, mom is clever.

CrypticCoffee,

Is it just me that keeps seeing questions about Skiff that look more like adverts?

It… doesn’t feel… organic.

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