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I also grew up near NYC. Hawaiian is underrated and everyone should try it at least once.

I’m glad you had an open mind, and didn’t waste food. (We also grew up unable to waste food)

There is the subtle difference that the output if apt-get is optimized for automations

Apt has pretty outputs with colors etc

Is the paper in the article? I couldn’t find it.

Would you be so kind as to link us?

Please get through the FCC and open sales in the USA before Fairphone 6 is made.

I really don’t want to buy another unrepairable phone.

Oh gosh, too fast for me to keep up with these tariffs

During their keynote they said they were largely unaffected 😣

Thank you! That helps narrow the search. I’m trying to fund him on video saying it, or the court transcript, so when I’m told “fake news” and sent Fox articles I can clarify things effectively.

I also would love to see them forced to show that warning. Maybe when we have a functional govt admin again.

I saw it but I cannot find it. But I recall Fox News admitting they’re not news when pressured for disseminating fake news.

Is there something like this for Mac users that have this stupid behavior ported over through the MS Office suite?

forcing us to give away our new features for free to companies who don’t have to play by the same rules,

You mean the features you rip off from Samsung and Google each year?

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It had a lot of vulnerabilities iirc

My understanding has always been:

• Text Editor: just writes text, no formatting (other than line endings)

• Code Editor: A family Text Editors that have additional capabilities such as syntax highlighting. And optionally a plugin or extension ecosystem. (VSCode, vim family, Emacs, even gedit )

• IDE: An application that includes Code Editor functionality, but also includes tools for a building on given tech stack. This comes out of the box, are a “part of” the application, are peers to the code editor, and cannot be removed, but can optionally be extended through plugins or extensions.

Thanks for saving me the time!

waits patiently

Yeah let’s keep it POSIX

Partially yes. But if I create something myself I can “revisit” the headspace of that portion very easily, like I walked into a room.

Doesn’t work as well on codebases I don’t own fully though.

The best way I can describe it is that it lets you access media files on a remote share efficiently.

If you streamed music from windows to your Xbox 360, it’s using the protocol.

If you use Kodi, or Windows Media Player they both use it as well.

Plex I know exposes itself as a UPnP endpoint, so you can “browse” it from Kodi or another media player (that supports UPnP), as if it’s on your device.

Its an open standard and slightly more commonly available than you might realize :)

I was being a bit facetious though. On an architectural level though, it can be reasoned it’s different enough from Chromecast to not be a replacement.

DLNA/UPnP is a direct stream between two devices on your Local network.

Chromecast is more “hey little dongle, here’s a URL, play it”.

So media in the cloud wouldn’t work with DLNA/UPnP

DNLA/UPnP

Don’t we use Galileo now instead?

Yeah I’m being facetious and flipping that coin over 🙂