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I mean... Yeah, why not? That's one of the reasons FOSS is nice: people who are willing to maintain/contribute don't have to put up with a project going rogue.

It is a lot outside of the US. Even with an ok developer salary in Belgium, I'd have to really have a use for something to pay $20/mo.

Looks very nice. One thing that always prevents me from using anything other than a full-blown IDE for Java is the fact that most entreprise projects use Maven and structure packages with the default Java way by using the FQDN structure (e.g.: org/example/groupid/packageid/submodule/File.java).

Maybe I'm missing something but navigating and finding/adding files in a structure that's 10-20 directories deep or more seems like a nightmare in pure Vim.

When importing a library from Github, you also have to see if it's abandoned or not. Crates actually shows you the last updated date right there.

Not prioritizing tools is a mistake imho. I'd argue it helps a lot with adoption and you end up with useful tools.

What does that have to do with the official itch account posting there? How would your seemingly personal beef with Bluesky impact the credibility of that?

For what it's worth, the latest 1.10 release of sway introduced support for IME popups. Maybe that would help

Where did you manage to find "normal people" that begged you to install a password manager for them? I have yet to come across one person who wanted one.

I don't have 123 accounts, frequently delete unused accounts and send GDPR requests for websites that won't comply. And I know people who also refuse to play something because of a shitty account requirement. But I agree that it's certainly a minority.

I don't get the argument of the risk though: by adding a PSN account requirement, all you bring is bad press with 0 added value. On top of that, you do that for a game that was already released years ago, sold well and was well liked. It's not exactly a major risk to expand it to the PC platform.

I just hope that one day it becomes illegal for companies to add unnecessary requirements like that.

What is wrong with protesting ridiculous anti consumer practices? What is the point of requiring a mandatory 3rd party account to play a SINGLE player game? Or crappy launchers that do absolutely nothing except prolonging the start of the game?

"Qui" (pronounced ki) also means "who" in French. I wonder if they're related.

This only targets Gtk3 and not Gtk4 or libadwaita though. Seems a little end-of-life.

Flemish is definitely not a separate language and nobody considers it so, even in Belgium.

That's strange. It's by far the snappiest, modern IM app that I've used.

Telegram Desktop is fortunately not an electron app. It's Qt.

There's an unofficial complement to the docs that covers a lot of different topics here: https://bevy-cheatbook.github.io/introduction.html

Not the author but there's a Bevy Editor on the roadmap.

They are? Sure doesn't stop people from randomly dropping garbage ads in your mailbox.

It's really hard to see why would anyone use it. At least epiphany is getting a lot of new features.

If I want something sleek, not awfully hideous, 13" screen but with relatively good performance? Everything BUT a gaming laptop.

That's interesting. How does that work? Since July 2021 (iirc), customs fees are mandatory for every single purchase made out of the EU.

I had my eyes on some AirGradient kits but it seems like you can't buy them in the EU directly and, unfortunately, customs fees are way too high for it to get shipped. Does anyone know where I could find them or if there are other open alternatives?

Well, there's more to the world than just the Anglosphere. De Cock is also a popular surname in France and Belgium.

Coq means rooster in French and is not used as an insult or an euphemism for the penis at all. It's also what's on the logo.

It depends. I think a link aggregator needs that much density. The Reddit re-design makes it look like 9GAG and prioritizes mindlessly scrolling through memes.

In my experience, dynamically typed languages come with poor tooling support. Auto-complete, for example, does not work very well among other things.

That's just your opinion. Some of us prefer Gnome and work with it every day without any issues.

There were a lot of inconsistencies and things missing (OOTB at least) that drove me away from KDE such as your system remembering your SSH key or being able to just connect to nextcloud and have it sync your files and calendar directly.

I've been using this for a few years, mainly for Nextcloud, Matrix and a few other services. It's been a great experience, I can't say I've ran into any major issues so far. Updates can be slow sometimes but nothing to be really concerned about.

I have to use the laptop that my company gave me. I can't even use the OS I want, I'm stuck with Windows. On top of that, the VPN, antivirus and other garbage running in the background make the laptop really slow. It sometimes take 20 min for it to properly boot and be in a usable state.

There is DroidCam which works with an Android phone and Linux. The set-up is straightforward and it works great.

https://www.dev47apps.com/