Formerly @stepanzak@iusearchlinux.fyi
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4·2 days agoOh, you’re right
1·4 days agoI appreciate that, thanks.
I think they didn’t get enough support to even vote about that.
I think it’s absolutely fine for software to show support for something political (e.g. supporting Ukraine against Russia), but I agree with the author that it’s not ok to act violently against certain group of users (e.g. wiping Russian PCs). Not because I don’t like the idea of Russian PCs getting wiped, knowing majority of them support the agression against Ukraine, but because they can do the same thing. They will wipe our PCs with theirs NPM packages or whatnot, we will malwarize more of our software to attack them and so on. The end result will be that:
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unradicalized Russians will be radicalized because we wiped their PCs (and vice versa)
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we can’t use a lot of great software out of fear that it’s authors will wipe our PCs (and vice versa)
I see nothing good coming from this type of cyber war for either side of the conflict, and thus I don’t think we should support it.
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If I understand it correctly it isn’t the blog author who got blocked.
My teacher is mad about it too, lol
I’ve used Samsung for my whole life and I just learned this.
12·11 days agodeleted by creator
It means that if you have chats on one device and install Signal on another one, the chats don’t transfer to it. After you link new device, new chats do sync perfectly fine.
The inability to continue chat from phone is a feature.
7·15 days agoWhy are u posting this to a meme community? Annoying as fuck
2·18 days agoIsn’t upgrade from win 7 to win 10 free?
Raccoon is also really good.
Jokes on you, mine takes like 10 minutes to restart. Usually when I’m super tired but need to turn on an alarm for the morning.
You can do that in the sudoers file. I don’t know how exactly, but that won’t be too hard to search for.
I use LazyVim and I really like it. It doesn’t try to force too much abstractions on you. It’s basically a bunch of Lazy.nvim configs that you can easily modify without having to overwrite them as a whole. I also really like LazyVim’s extras - preconfigured plugins disabled by default, but enablable via single item in config, or through TUI.