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i mean the apple hardware might be better but the closed down software is a reason for me to never chose apple.

I guess it is good for Microsoft. By using fedora they can use red hats work. If Linux is cancer, then Microsoft is a parasite leeching off the cancer.

But how does this help? I guess most of the apps used for fraud were installed through the play store anyway

Zoom on mobile is not possible. So all the graphs are tiny and not readable.

I am not a fan of abreviations, this article didn't even have terraform written out once.

If you can easily acquire new projects and are happy with what you do, that can be very nice. I would probably fail at selling myself

how does the Linux kernel lack quality?

i wondered why it is they can't tell which os is being used. i guess most browsers return some text in the user agent

searching with street name and number offline would be nice. In google maps search only works when online

Sailfish OS looks nice. but i am not sure if their strategie for applications is the way to go. Applications need to be specifically built for Sailfish OS with their IDE which uses Qt.

That means you can't run just any linux software on it.

I hope it will make the space more interesting. Also with other projects using cosmic as a base to build on top.

Some of the whitespace can be configured in the settings. I am not sure if the problems you mention can be adjusted there though.

I guess the gnome version will be available until cosmic moves out of beta. That might still take some time.

Controversial by saying he doesn't want politics in software. For me that is a good thing.

The article lost me after reading the first paragraphs. It just seems too academic.

I have heard exasol is a very performant database but using closed software can be a risk, I would rather deploy open source software.

those are the only people who should never be exempt

outlawing encryption for the population is bad. people have a right for privacy but i would be for making public all communication of politicians.

like a tax from corporations.

that annoyed me too. you set the browser up how you want it and in the next update it works in a different way.

I hope it succeeds. Now they allow direct donations, so people who want it to succeed can help. I am sure these donations go directly into the development of the browser unlike with mozilla.

There are too many Linux distributions so we need to create a new one?

It seems you didn't read the initiative text. The initiative does not force game Devs to release the code or make specific technical demands.

Game Devs only have to make a plan for when the game gets shut down to still allow the users to be able to play the game. How that is archived can be decided by the developers. Of course the law could be different in the future.

But most people do agree that it is bad to intentionally break games that people payed money for. All they are basically are asking for, is that games are built in a way that they can be enjoyed as long as possible (maybe supported by the community). Is that not also in the intention of the game developers?

I was interested in that as well. What would be recommendations to break Google up? I am not sure that breaking up Google would work. All their systems are built to run on Google infrastructure. Outlawing tracking of the population (for ads and other things) I think would have a better effect.

There are also blogs that don't allow zooming. Technical blogs with visualisations are almost not readable on mobile

there is no search button. but you can search in the url bar, which will show you a button to switch to the corresponding tab

I quite like the zen browser. It is privacy focused but also visually appealing. The feature that I like best, is that the browser does not take up a lot of space for itself. Even the top bar can be hidden. That way most of the screen is there to show the website.

I was very surprised with selection if the search engine after install. None of the browsers I tried do that. I quite like the vertical tabs also the browser is visually appealing

It surprised me too. Maybe it is because people are just more used to windows. Or it might be because of more software geared to roll out software updates.

Of how many animals would we need genetic material from? are there enough dna available that it would be possible?

if all animals will be clones, genetic diversity will be a problem. hopefully there is enough material available. seeing mammoths die out in real time would be more heartbreaking

wouldn't trust meta with anything for sure not running a whole os.