

Otherwise we would have noticed adverse effects sooner. If you have to go looking it’s probably not that bad
I’m not sure if asbestos would agree…


Otherwise we would have noticed adverse effects sooner. If you have to go looking it’s probably not that bad
I’m not sure if asbestos would agree…
In my defence though, I am the most important person in the room.


I read that comment before I read the article, and it reads quite differently seeing that that excludes this start of the sentence:
I also know when
i.e. I take that as the literal opposite: they can predict and avoid that situation.


Temporary Containers is a bit clunky, but it achieves the same goal using native Firefox mechanisms, so I assume that it works for ETP Strict too.
Ah crap you got me, I don’t even remember the British term anymore.
Possibly that’s related to me not knowing the term in the first place, because we don’t use British English here either. Or any English, for that matter.


Who knows! If it’s a stepping stone, then actual growth would trail it.


Yeah exactly, we can only speculate, rather than claiming definitively that it’s one or the other.
(I do think that, if Linux was the more popular option, and folks would notice that most of the things they’re running under Wine, that would remove one reason for them not to switch to Windows. But yes, it will also be reason for others to stay on Linux.)


Growing on Windows 11 is not helping promote freedom from proprietary software
I mean, it might. It could very well be a stepping stone to full Linux.


It says that referring to this source, but none of it refers to any particular athleticism, just that it was “flying low”.


Fair, and also your point about comparing them to the other companies.


Yeah, about the most user-friendly way to use Wine.


A blanket ban of StatCounter-based stats at the very least, but I could live with a ban on all of the other ones too.


It’s more relevant what we should/can do now than what we should’ve done years ago, no?
I mean, obviously learn from history and not make the same mistakes, but it’s also not necessarily the case that whatever would’ve been the solution back then, still is today.


Side benefit is that everyone who prefers reading text, can read text, and everyone who wants to hear a robot read it, can have their own robot do that.


Haha, I’m mainly asking to ensure we’re spreading correct information here - I’m not interested in Hyprland for other reasons already :) Thanks!


And Hyprland isn’t otherwise controversial, right, other than being picked by DHH to use in Omarchy?
Never.
(Figured I’d answer since I’d usually only be compelled to answer if I was a yes.)