FWIW many modern text editors just let you modify multiple lines at once.

Everything they do is open source, artificially holding back features doesn’t make sense.

Yeah, I don’t think that’s generally a problem. But modern firmware for some hardware is very complex and would be nice to be open.

It’s extremely easy to have a fully featured desktop that is open source software only.

Open hardware is hard though.

Some call that “source available” and not open source.

I think they just mean they should have control over the modem. They are all locked down and proprietary with known backdoors throughout history, effectively bypassing any OS level security.

Neat! I wish there was more documentation and comparisons using that. I’d expect more mature UI focused solutions still are significantly more efficient.

It really doesn’t scale up. On a 144hz monitor, having 20 applications open like that. It’s a lot of rendering for literally no purpose. A traditional toolkit may render zero things for long periods of time.

bash sucks but i don’t agree. Some simple rules like regularly use intermediate variables with useful names and never use shorthand arguments goes a long way.

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C++ literally makes it easier to avoid raw pointers and allocation that are dangerous…

This is all theoretical. Today it’s quite basic with billions thrown at the problem. Maybe in decades these ideas can be expanded on.

The old versions are not intended to be used like this, they get cleaned up for space, otherwise it would be petabytes of unused software.

Seems creation time not modified. Makes sense “current” is older.

DR itself is clearly fingerprintable, more so than a dark preference.

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On some distros its packaged, trivial. On others its not and annoying. How well it works depends on the exact usage.

They are older, more system level projects. See libera and OFTC.

To counter your experience Ive only seen emulators use Discord.

It’s just a minor convenience, not sure why that’s confusing.

I can set the temperature from anywhere, that’s nice.

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