172 karma · joined August 15, 2013
I wanted QPro to be a success. I expected at least a reasonable bump in resolution. What was released is just disappointing and I can not justify paying that price point. I would go for Pico4 before of QPro.
It was annoying, but that is what I was used to. Then Firefox came and allowed to have all your browsing in the same window, without polluting the taskbar.
In my case, I clearly remember that tabs were the reason to switch into Firefox.
Thanks too for the tip as I have not considered it. I did not know about gotomeeting. I am going to install and test after I click the reply button.
I share the "being a remote-first company" screener too and I expect to dodge that "bullet" :). I have the concept of what kind of company I want to join very clear... what really worries me is passing their filters. I have no problem with the initial screening in my country... but this is the first time that I face global competition!
In a world dominated by Slack, which removes privacy/history control from users and place walls, Matrix is the promise to have a better open scenario than IRC was.
I am crossing my fingers. I hope with all my heart to this technology to flourish.
This release got a little bit delayed because of an unexpected bug that have been solved and tested in the same day.
Good job and congratulations to Canonical and associated devs!
Please, consider help seeding the torrents.
I am adding references for the women issue too.
There are videos with the attack to the police. At the end, there are violent people with the pacifist voters and not professional policemen too.
EDIT: Evidence asked, here it is https://youtu.be/wmLTRluQm94
EDIT 2: I was asked for source about the women and people manipulating pictures. Two sources here: https://twitter.com/arb149/status/914401352230621184/video/1 http://www.larazon.es/espana/difunden-en-twitter-imagenes-fa...
I have being using it for 2-4 years (can't remember exactly) and got the same 0 problems I run into Vim. Earlier versions required you to recompile NeoVim to enable new features for plugins.
Yesterday I installed NeoVim in my new laptop and it was a smooth experience: Installed it using Ubuntu package manager, installed Vim-Plug for managing plugins, copied my old init.vim (or .vimrc), run vim and everything in order.
I am really happy with NeoVim. I faced no problem with it that Vim could not resolve but I know the insides being a better ecosystem for core and plugins developers, so I will stick with it.
I think there is a little error in the article. In the "Request Format" example the request method should be PUT.