aurosul

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   by aurosul 7y ago

   > There are significant differences between standard desktop applications, Electron applications That is certainly true. But I was answering to > The same as from using Electron, but a step further: less overhead from unneeded browse
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   by aurosul 7y ago

   You mean like standard desktop application we had until the browser took over?
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   by aurosul 7y ago

   Sorry to bother again, I cannot edit my post anymore, the author you're quoting in your profile is named François de La Rochefoucauld. You wrote Rouchefoucald, which is wrong.
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   by aurosul 7y ago

   > Responsibility and punishment are good If you're a dog, yes. If you are a human of the year 2020 of the Gregorian calendar living in a developed country, there are better options.
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   by aurosul 7y ago

   the answer to your questions is in the title "Nothing Changes Until You Do"
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   by aurosul 7y ago

   > otherwise it tends to rely on the 'who' in this case the `who` is Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher King, and his name is well known after 2 thousands years because he was who he was (probably the best king Rome has ever had).
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   by aurosul 7y ago

   The only guarantee OSS gives is - full access to the source code - full rights to modify it and use it as it was your own There's no other guarantee. So if someone writes some code that becomes highly popular, they have no obligation w