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wildredkraut
1mo ago
What's so bad about tarot cards? I put it into the same pot as all the other religious stuff, all just believes.
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wildredkraut
3mo ago
Well, who cares if they do. I wouldn't miss Meta if they disappear tomorrow.
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wildredkraut
4mo ago
I can smell the headline "Apple acquires Ferrari".
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Nope, there has been tons of commits in regard of X11, code refractions, bug fixes and new features, in the past 17 years. Yes most of them blocked for the sake of ideology, not conspiracy, it's more like a religious thinking.
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Nope, I stopped using Apple devices in early 2019. I can't accept their attitude anymore, of deciding what I'm allowed to install on my hardware. macOS is a bit more open than iOS, but is every year shifting more and more into the
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Or just install Windows, install Deskflow, do my job, earn my money, pay my bills, go on vacation, take a sun bath and stop using an OS developed by people wearing thin foil aluminum hats.
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Of course redhat is indirectly enforcing it, by having people in key roles of the KDE, GNOME,systemd and wayland development, who are making decisions, accepting or blocking ideas and commits. It all goes hand in hand and is mainly driven b
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Here it just works to the left or right, tried multiple distributions Fedora, Arch, CashyOS, NixOS, no way. Perhaps an issue with NVIDIA drivers, running a 5090 here.
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Fully agree, same here. It's just sad to keep watching this, because now just after approx. 15 years i started to evaluate the Linux Desktop again and it failed again. Many professional software like Maya, Houdini, Unreal, etc. that us
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
It's just some of the so many reasons why the "Year of the Linux Desktop" will never see the light. Linux is doomed to run mainly headless on a dark chamber hardware. As always when the Linux Desktop is just starting to tak
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wildredkraut
6mo ago
Yeah? Then try to drag out a tab of firefox or GNOME files to the upper direction, good luck. Then check how "awful" Blender 5.1 titlebar and window frame integrates to GNOME. Have fun trying to make Deskflow/Synergy working
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wildredkraut
7mo ago
And a good selfie cam for their duck faces.
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wildredkraut
8mo ago
Well, not only this, the private movement of avoiding American stuff is also getting stronger in the EU. Somehow it's like game in the store, YESSsss, +1:EU -1:US. It's feels so satisfying to find and buy alternatives to US produc
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wildredkraut
8mo ago
lol, what a money grab.
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wildredkraut
8mo ago
Well, I simply don't accept nor attend meetings that are setup directly after another meeting. There must be also time to pee, poop, drink, prepare, etc. in between them. At least 30mins gaps between meetings is a must have for me. But
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wildredkraut
8mo ago
Same here, running MacType/Windows on a 65" LG 4k OLED C5 TV with 100% scaling as my main display for all kind of stuff incl. coding. But i must admit that fonts on Linux looks noticeable better out of the box and MacType/Win
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wildredkraut
9mo ago
Good ol' times :) Cheers to all the ex. Efnet and Underworld #warezgraphics, #warezart, #3dee, #3dwarez, #3dgfx, #warez3d fellas.
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wildredkraut
10mo ago
Well, Teams does the job(listen to bigger events and waste productivity with chit chat)
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wildredkraut
11mo ago
Confident politics and military, meaningful future proof investments, innovation in modern tech areas like CPU/GPU, AI, EV, Mobiles, etc. there is a lot. What else, hmmm... Ohhh yes digitization, we "Germans" still can't
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wildredkraut
11mo ago
Wow this site, logo and everything is so ugly. But the FAX styled photos fits well to Europe's deficit.
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wildredkraut
1y ago
Releasing a browser without cross OS support incl. mobile devices, makes no sense now a days. Extension support and bookmarks sync is also a must have. That's why Firefox is still my browser.
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wildredkraut
1y ago
Seems like >=2026 will be the year I'll start buying stuff again that has been replaced by mobile phones during all the years (Camera, Mp3Player, etc.) With this coming, buying a flagship mobile phone simply doesn't worth for m
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1y ago
50 years ago... echo "Blueberry" | tr -cd 'bB' | wc -c ... 2 50 years and $50 billion investment later ... 3 Brawndo - It's got Electrolytes
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wildredkraut
2y ago
They are just trying to uphold their monopoly seriously. Anyway, it will come the one or the other way — everywhere. It's just a matter of time, but on top people will fingerpoint even more at Apple, and it will have a much broader neg
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wildredkraut
3y ago
Well, another thing is, that old UI’s used to have no heavy animations, that feels slow because the users actions are not instantly triggered. You clicked on something and BAM it was there, without any complex animations. Frustrating animat
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wildredkraut
3y ago
I hope they file a report to the EU‘s Digital Market Act Commission.
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3y ago
There is a reason why they bend over for EU's DSA. They can view the stores as they want, but they know that per law they aren't distinct online platforms, as long their Userbase, AppleIDs, AppleID Backend, Hosting Services, Datab
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3y ago
Yes I know, and they share the same AppleIDs/AppleID Backend/Purchages. These AppStores are not fully independent and have to be seen as one. Many Apps even share the same binaries and are cross Apple Device available. You can ins
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3y ago
I don’t think they will be out of scope, because they all uses the same AppleID backend and users can cross login with the same AppleID everywhere. To be out of scope, Apple would have to block iOS AppleIDs and iOS purchases from working on
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6y ago
Heh, it's just a matter of time till this scenario "fully" reaches us here in the EU, and in the US probably, too. E.g. my health insurance company (AOK) here in Germany called me last year, and tried to give me an Apple Watc
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