tpush

Natural doesn't imply good.

> Paraphrased: workers should be taxed [...]

No, the richest people should be taking most of the tax burden.

I know what I'm doing and generally like Gnome.

> On the contrary, some of the ideas on which Wayland was originally based were definitely wrong and they have shown that the Wayland developers lacked experience about how many computers are used.

Like what?

Can we please not post carnivore grifter garbage, thanks.

No, absolutely not. Both are willing to host absolute nutjobs and grifters if it brings eyeballs/money to their podcast.

> [...] group of people [...]

What group of people are controlling everything? Please don't let it be Jews...

Sincerely, what the hell are you even talking about? You are literally commenting on a kernel RCE enabled by putting this stuff in the kernel!

> Anne Raben is recipient of research funding from the Dairy Research Institute, Rosemont, IL, USA and the Danish Agriculture & Food Council.

> Tine Tholstrup is recipient of research grants from the Danish Dairy Research Foundation and the Dairy Research Institute, Rosemont, IL.

> Sabita S. Soedamah-Muthu received funding from the Global Dairy Platform, Dairy Research Institute and Dairy Australia for meta-analyses on cheese and blood lipids and on dairy and mortality.

> Ian Givens is recipient of research grants from UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), UK Medical Research Council (MRC), Arla Foods UK, AAK-UK (both in kind), The Barham Benevolent Foundation, Volac UK, DSM Switzerland and Global Dairy Platform. He is a consultant for The Bio-competence Centre of Healthy Dairy Products, Tartu, Estonia, and in the recent past for The Dairy Council (London).

> Arne Astrup is recipient of research grants from Arla Foods, DK; Danish Dairy Research Foundation; Global Dairy Platform; Danish Agriculture & Food Council; GEIE European Milk Forum, France.

> He received financial support from dairy organisations for attendance at the Eurofed Lipids Congress (2014) in France and the meeting of The Federation of European Nutrition Societies (2015) in Germany.

Emphasis mine.

Firefox is obviously being improved all the time, and also obviously an org can do many different things at the same time. Yet you still have a fire hose of these comments on every Mozilla/Firefox thread.

Like, what do these commenters think they're doing? Just venting that their pet issues of FOSS isn't being worked on? What's that supposed to accomplish? What normal human being reads such a comment and goes like 'oh yeah thanks rude asshole commenters, I get right on fixing that!'??

I don't want HN threads to be just endlessly and breathlessly complaining about people not doing shit they want. Pay up or do it yourself.

Do we need this same type of comment on every single post about Mozilla/Firefox? Does it not get tiring after a while? Because they are definitely tiring to read.

I just wish you could have you own domain while not hosting an instance, like just pointing your DNS records at an email server hosted by somebody else.

I neither deletes nor changes you files; the reddit post is simply based on a misunderstanding of how iTunes Match works (You import a file on one device, then all other devices receive the matched version.)

This whole thread is terrible and should be deleted, IMO.

That particular exchange really was one of the most embarrassing and ignorant ones I've seen on part of pg.

> Majority of people here on HN were also convinced he will try to make Twitter better.

Speaking only for myself, but I'd honestly contest that.

If you haven't already, maybe try Organic Maps. It's a fork of maps.me by some of the original developers.

The API of 'Linux' is its system calls, and I guess very few Android apps are coded against that; most use the Android SDK. So presumably Android's services and API surface need to be ported to desktop Linux, which is probably very involved.

Then you should probably talk with your employer, or your employer with Red Hat, instead of demanding things in comments on a post of some volunteer giving their time to implement something.

What does 'getting over' even mean here? These games are coded to APIs provided by Windows; but there's nothing stopping another platform from implementing these same APIs and happily running these games on not-Windows.

Why the switch, though? You can check the news and take quick photos on an Android, too; The vast majority of Android phones aren't being used for tinkering.

You can't demand anything; if your want it fixed, do it yourself or pay someone to do it.

Don't know about the others, but at least YouTube also uses VP9, which is open and capable of being hardware decoded by most devices.

Native doesn't really exist on desktops except macOS, but accessibility is a good question.

Do you have any specific and concrete critique or are you just venting vaguely?

> [...] I imagine it's understandable that a landlord would use a key and take it down.

Just to give context to perspectives people might have on this analogy, the above would be illegal in e.g. Germany.

> What's more cynical is that these hackers are helping Apple to eliminate the competition [...]

Nonsense premise.

> [...] they'll put another layer of crypto on everything [...]

That's just unsubstantiated FUD.

Yup, and you feel static charge when it's plugged in, too.

Wondering why you found Graphene to be worse?

> So is Windows (certified even!), which is exactly my point.

AFAIK, only the versions of Windows that included the POSIX subsystem were certified, the last one being NT 4.0. Long time ago.

> It's standard for western countries to add iron and other nutrients to white flour.

Not sure I would generalize that to western countries. In Germany for example the opposite is true; it's actually illegal to enrich staple foods like flour or milk etc.