they don’t need to know what’s happening when a panel pops up on their phone, says touch the fingerprint scanner, and enrolls a passkey. it’s on the companies

there are profiles in yakuake that can include theme if you didn’t know about them. not automatic assignment to each tab but if you have a fixed set of tasks you want a tab for it’d work

you may consider it harmful, but if they’re not using the features, why would it be? or if they’re only using a tiny chunk of a giant dep, maybe there’s something else more appropriate for their use

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for the common use cases, I imagine you’re better off using https://github.com/adnanh/webhook instead. handles security etc. don’t think it lets you return responses but at that point you probably want a proper server framework

if anyone else was confused about how their magic trackpad battery was working currently, it was just broken over usb

that Google/Oracle lawsuit settled pretty clearly that apis can be copied and reimplemented freely. this is just that but automated

some still do. you’re spending the same amount if you still need Delphi in current year for instance

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging

also sort of https://xkcd.com/2934/

I think their support of charlie hebdo was different from them getting attacked for it. it’s hard to tell if you’re blaming them for naming a version in solidarity or getting hacked afterwards.

wym doesn’t speed anything up? they have a very thorough page of benchmarks

Google could have done that from the spec though. Google is doing that with chromium despite the source being entirely available

even agpl wouldn’t protect this tool in most cases if a company didn’t want to contribute back, since it’s probably just used in server side scripts and such. also companies aren’t required to upstream stuff, just make source available, which means hard to discover ftp site with a pile of code.

sure something more copyleft is better for large, more commercial projects, but this in particular probably gets more patches from the extra use in the rust community from MIT than they would forcing companies to open source changes

apparently gets a 2-5x speedup over rsync +nicer interface

you seem to have added a condescending comment before you understood the goals. 2-5x speedup over rsync (their benchmarks, but still) seems significant on its own, and an interface that doesn’t require aliasing to be useful is also nice

it’d make more sense to have a translation layer on top that generates configs for everything from a consistent language. you’re never going to get buyin from enough projects to do it directly.

my system is entirely generated from nix files, 0 handwritten config files. it’s json like if you squint, supports comments, but has functions and can be extended to whatever files you need to generate.

I do think there’s alternatives in the area, but I don’t think any of them are as complete

it looks like they wrote more in that post than they have code. that’s an empty repo lol

this overloads a handful of names, like the “client side routing” really confused me for a second there, I kept trying to fit in actual csr until I realized what it had done. not sure if they’ve just heard the terms before out of context or if it’s llm slop.

for reference, I’ve commonly seen this as backend for frontend (bff) in architecture discussions

why is common lisp so barebones? it’s literally nothing but macros! WHERE’S THE SYNTAX