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When I read the title I was expecting it to talk about indicators in the inheritance sense, say how you can tell if an engine has a Quake Engine pedigree. Like looking at the graphics or the online behavior of a game and tracing it back to Quake's renderer or netcode.

Still a cool article though.

The OpenBSD community does not operate like that. It's expected that you fix it yourself.

I donnow. C# and .NET are amazing. People tend to ignore it because Microsoft, but they are being short-sighted. What shiny things are you missing?

Can you give me more information about your experience with it?

Well why do you need an app store for this? Can't you just ... I donnow ... create a webpage with OpenStreetMap integration?

Reading all the comments in this threads sounds like English needs a GitHub repo with pull requests.

Ok

I didn't read the article but in my experience, 80% of the application are parts that you rarely touch, config stuff and "LEFT JOIN" stuff.

There is always one or two parts where all data comes together and that is the heart of your application. Yeah those are the parts your users care about and pay you to make.

I'm surprised there isn't a version that runs on browsers using Emscripten.

Back in the day, Bitnami was a way to run Wordpress on Windows. They packaged it nicely so that you could install it on Windows Server. Nowdays that could get you fired, but back then Linux was not so widespread.

Delphi is dead. Nothing to see here. Move along.

In Visual Studio as well?

> At Netflix we have a massive EC2 Linux cloud

Wait a minute. I thought Netflix famously ran FreeBSD.

When I visited the Mauritshuis when they were scanning it I managed to spot something looking like a Solaris workstation next to the scanner. I was kinda surprised to see it...

Open Source or Open Weights?

Tariffs are good. Tax the consumers and pass them as tax breaks to the rich. /s

Well that's OK then.

/s

I didn't know that Nature did movie promotions.

While it's good thing a site like this exists but the more important question here, one which should have also been answered more than 80 years ago is, what can one do about it? "First they came for ...". Yes we know they came for a bunch of people, but what can I, you or anyone do about it? Anybody got any idea?

Delphi was nice, but the community was horrible to me, accelerating the move of my company to C#.

It's about jurisdiction. You can claim to be privacy friendly but if the laws in the country your services are being offered from can legally demand you break it...

Kagi is cool and all but...

I'm in Europe. I'm busy disengaging from US based services.

Any good EU alternatives?

This is basically HTMX. Why don't they just integrate it natively into the browser?

Just partner with Deepseek

Thing is, so was Firefox. Say, for example, Ladybird becomes a massive success. What is stopping it from going down the Chrome and Firefox route? No project is immune to money.

It's funny that they show https://xkcd.com/2347/ to illustrate the "problem" but ironically they're going to end up with https://xkcd.com/927/

Why is the headline worded like this? The headline has nothing to do with the mailing list post.

Sorry, this is just clickbait.

The article is written by AI.

Yep. I fell for clickbait, again.

Sorry but can anybody explain what Non-Human Identities are?