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Docker Swarm mode is part of Docker Engine released under Apache-2.0. No vendor lock-in.

postgres.js leverages pipelining.

Possibly related: "Ask HN: Do people not have hobbies anymore?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33343603 (177 points, October 2022)

Or YavaScript https://github.com/suchipi/yavascript

For node.js users there is postgres.js that can listen to the Postgres WAL and emit node events that can be handled by application code.

Electron App authors must stop overriding the native wm's window title bar, or when they do they should still offer the option of being able to switch to using the native title bar.

Why didn't they move to MariaDB instead? A faster than MySQL 8 drop-in replacement.

With regards to QML, I believe KDE could benefit from offering a React/JSX-based API (similarly to what ReactNative does).

This could potentially boost the KDE extension ecosystem by lowering the entry barrier for existing React devs familiar with the JSX syntax.

Even if you have the exact same extensions the fact that you have an old Firefox profile may be hindering the results. Try comparing with a fresh Firefox profile with the same extensions.

Every industry is different. Having the same 5-day, 4-day, x-day or x-hour workweek across all industries doesn't make any sense.

More diversity in this area could bring a worldwide increase of productivity, wellbeing and result in an economic boost.

In such rare case, it would download the required version. Having two separate Electron versions is still better than having ten in total, for each app separately.

With the soaring popularity of Electron apps we need Electron to be distributed as a shared runtime.

Another Electron app that isn't visually integrated with Linux -- under GNOME/Wayland the app does not have native or at least native looking window buttons, it also has sharp edges without a shadow behind the window, as all other apps.

This is a surprise as Podman Desktop development is lead by RedHat, a company not only behind a Linux distro but one that leads the GNOME project.

You can also add [Desktop action ...] sections to your .desktop file for each profile, this will add new right-click/context menu options for easy launching of the profiles from your Linux dock.

Lack of an option to have the address bar at the bottom near the keyboard like on Safari, lack of address bar gestures for tab navigation. I don't see the iOS version of Vivaldi having any features that would be compelling enough to degrade my user experience by switching to it.

The only other bottom address bar browser with gestures that I have seen is Kiwi on Android and I am surprised this paradigm is still not more common.

I don't quite understand to whom exactly is this addressed? Distro creators/maintainers, ok it makes sense. But end users?

"~1kg weight" - LG Gram comes to mind

The equivalent in htop is Shift+Z

Telefunc is another alternative without the boilerplate where on the frontend you can just import and execute the backend functions remotely. https://telefunc.com/

In my opinion it still lacks some basic modern UI/UX stuff.

For instance the calendar does not implement a click and drag event creation mechanism.

The message preview view is only limited to the senders name and message title, there is no option to have one or two additional lines of text with the message content as preview.

The calendar also does not allow scrolling the weekly view by one day (instead of the whole week) at a time.

I see this old-package argument over and over again and I think it is inaccurate, considering that an estimated 95% of Ubuntu users use the LTS version, the below table demonstrates that Debian 12 (stable) packages are newer than those of of Ubuntu 22.04. Both Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04 are LTS versions with 5 years of support.

    Ubuntu 22.04
        Kernel 5.19 (new installs only, existing installs 5.15)
        systemd 249
        KDE Plasma 5.24
        Gnome 42


    Debian 12
        Kernel 6.1
        systemd 252
        KDE Plasma 5.27
        Gnome 43

I see this old-package argument over and over again and I think it is inaccurate, considering that an estimated 95% of Ubuntu users use the LTS version, the below table demonstrates that Debian 12 (stable) packages are newer than those of of Ubuntu 22.04. Both Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04 are LTS versions with 5 years of support.

    Ubuntu 22.04
        Kernel 5.19 (new installs only, existing installs 5.15)
        systemd 249
        KDE Plasma 5.24
        Gnome 42


    Debian 12
        Kernel 6.1
        systemd 252
        KDE Plasma 5.27
        Gnome 43

on macOS there is SwitchResX and BetterDisplay where you can choose custom scaling options.

Wayland implements the exact same supersampling based scaling that macOS has, Wayland scaling is even better performing than macOS'

>your browser will randomly and with no warning delete it all

With Chrome based browsers this seems to happen usually on browser restarts after version upgrades, however With Firefox I have never had such issue

There seems to be an Electron Desktop client: https://github.com/gengjiawen/electron-devdocs

It would be nice to see this on iOS. Do iOS APIs permit that?

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RDD (Resume Driven Development) being a part of this. In development this manifests itself through various trends by using tools one doesn't really need for a particular project, such as GraphQL or using Redux for every React App et cetera.

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