RonanSoleste

Vim is great. But Zed is more like VSCode in usage. And more lightweight too. Not as lightweight as vim tho :)

I stopped using vscode because of their ui a long time ago and went to zed. Never going back.

Europe is decoupling itself all ready also. Using SEPA-Inst and wero.

A proper git implementation.

I end up doing things in the terminal tab because its faster than the ui or is more clear.

The basics are good but thats about it.

Can it do things that existing tools build into my distro cannot? It looks to me like a convenience tool. Which is fine, but i see no need for it myself

I just have an alias in my .bashrc :)

Now i want an PS5. This makes the thing useful to me

Oh the US crossed that threshold the day he started he won the elections the second time. Most Americans seem to think new elections will solve it. But for germans it was a world war that brought back democracy. There were no elections anymore. That is also the most likely case for the US now.

I still used telnet today (had to). Unsure of the patching here. But its definitely locked down to a subset of internal use only.

More like: https://textarea.my/#c8yrLMnIzEu3BwA=

They effectively already left NATO and openly support Russia already. ICC members are already under fire and some had their microsoft account banned by Trump. Trump will invade Greenland and Canada first. China is less of an priority.

Never do this on the job. Its called corporate sabotage and will result in a lot of trouble for you. Its also a generally bad idea. The whole point of deprecation is to let others choose a moment to switch over on their own moment of choosing. If you don't want to maintain it just remove it. It is far nicer behavior. Don't force others in a debugging hell. It makes you a bad person.

When you request an EV. They call you by the phone number that you give to ask if you requested a certificate. That was the complete extend of the validation. I could be a scammer with a specificity designed domain name and they would just accept it, no questions asked.

Hes based in europe, netherlands. So you just made clear you didn't even read the first line.

As the article states. You can not give extra permissions only limit further.

A must have for every linux user that reads carefully

Ive stopped using all kagi stuff because of the lack in transparency and my official requests for transparency remained unanswered. I don't trust any American corporation that refuses to be transparent. US law allows for way to much dangerous stuff compared to the EU. That is also why the US lost its democracy recently.

Because its easy to write it and most wont even verify?

No the remote one. No need for a local branch.

Because nobody ever got murdered or abducted in a safe country by a dictatorial regime :)

A demo with fake data allowing you to explore the product. This is actually very common in both opensource and in the commercial sector

I don't specifically distrust the code. I dont know where my data on that hosted service ends up since its rather private information. So self hosting is an option if i can see a demo without providing my personal data.

No legal power :)

Id have to register my own account with my personal data and connect my private phone to send my location to a server i know nothing about. Lets not.

Different products. I would not compare them. LINQ is more like Diesel (https://diesel.rs/)

Also not very platform independent