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Why tf is kde spending precious developer capacity with this?

Fedora atomic kde is close to perfect. Where is the need to reinvent the wheel?

My wish is to have Telegram clients and user experience (both mobile and in Linux desktop versions) with Signal security and whatsapp adoption.

Signal is a cool 2nd alternative to WhatsApp, but their desktop client is absolute garbage, their videocall echo cancelling is non-existent and sending media over slow connections absolutely sucks (it keeps on resending and resending the files)

don't forget ruff checker and formatter

One of the reasons why there are major security f-ups: no accountability and no consequences

is POSIX complicance relevant anymore?

they also did release LLM models, and zstd, and mold, and and and... a lot of stuff

just that? then why not a f-droid release?

ty. you're right

They want to do this because they want more traction for their blockchain: TRON, which, IIRC, is the payment method for ads, usernames and "stuff" inside Telegram.

However Du Rove is right about a bunch of things:

- Signal clients suck, specially the Desktop one where they ship (or used to) pre-built binaries like their own lib: https://github.com/signalapp/ringrtc - Also you can't have Signal without Google Play Store - Signal client suck in usability. I wish I had Telegram client (android) and desktop (qt) instead of this electron garbage. Telegram clients are super-duper-awesome - I would say that removing phone number requirement is their #1 request. yet they take so much time to address it, specially when they cry about phone number validation SMS costs - BTW, telegram is implementing a very nice idea of a crowd sourced sms validation, where they use their users phone numbers to send the validation sms - They have a very questionable crypto integration with MobileCoin, which have a obscure value: they depend on IntelSGX and is 95% pre-mined

Is the website glitchy on firefox?

another chromium closed source proprietary browser? no, thank you.

Will it be opensourced, like Llama2? or this is yet another closed-source LLM?

gladly we have meta and the newly recently created AI Alliance.

from yesterday story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38429370

yet another browser. no, thank you. even worse that it is based in blink/chromium.

I would rather prefer they to lower their price than investing in this.

glad that this is happening. OpenAI has very little of "Open" :-) Release the papers, release the process, and stop gatekeeping the models

I always appreciate how NSO do incredible black hat security. Some of their exploits are true art. Props to their tech skills and creativity.

license issues apart, virtualbox guest tools for windows are awesome: clipboard sharing, drag and dropping files, network shares, auto window resize, etc just work out of the box.

With KVM/splicetools it is always a pain to setup that.

"Thanks a lot, machine learning!" ahha

886 according to keepassxc

spent some time there. fun!

Awesome features! Nice! Now work on reducing your costs and making each subscription with 5x more searches a month :D.

I was a subscriber and I absolutely hate the feeling of "spending" searches every time I search

Container-base alternative: https://homelabos.com/

Isn't Geekbench always been very biased towards Apple silicon?

OpenSuse Leap

This is super awesome. Together with bitwarden allows me to have multiple-browser data sync

Instructions are not easy. I want a out of the box solution to help without having to deeply dig into the internals.

Something like archive team warriors: http://warrior.archiveteam.org/

For example,

Bitswap vs DHT

I don't care. I want to help without having to care about these details.

Launch one or multiple IPFS servers (see previous blog post; we currently use 4 servers in Docker).

what? how? where? link? no out of the box deployment?

Alternatively, you can do what we did: add in offline mode first, add the files, then take the node online, peer with public gateways, and then finally run ipfs dht provide -r <root-cid>.

what? lol

I really really really hope that these companies make donations to OSM...

Isn't there a confusion between memtest86 from passmark and memtest86+?

and memtest86 from passmark has a lot of nice features that aren't available MemTest86+, includin UEFI support, writing logs to disk, fully 64bit code, additional RAM tests, benchmarking, row hammer testing and more?

and passmark shows that: https://www.memtest86.com/compare.html

kagi is awesome, really awesome. and Fast.

But they are like: super expensive.

Unacceptable expensive. More than netflix, spotify and friends.

I wish they invest more into bringing down their own operating costs so that the premium package could be more affordable.

Kagi is awesome, but unfortunately too expensive