Yeah, no matter the truth content of this piece of tinfoil, the vote I linked shows that systemd continued being agreeable among voters.
The handful of conspiracy myth believers are now on Devuan if that still exists. Presumably mad about something else that exists only in their head.
They re-render it, but that used to be capped with a max size: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/9176
No it doesn’t it just uses metadata compatible with XCursor themes, see e.g. this discussion.
The fix was needed because the render code just used to have a maxScale: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/9176
Where did you pull that number from? https://vote.debian.org/~secretary/gr_initsystems/results.txt
The smallest difference between a systemd option and a “not-only-systemd option” I see is
Option 2 defeats Option 4 by ( 211 - 177) = 34 votes.
And bear in mind that condorcet selects the most agreeable option, not just the majority option.
And it makes sense: the most likely contender at the time was upstart, which didn’t stand the test of time AFAIK (I don’t think the systemd hater crowd still uses that)
So it ended up the right decision. Would they have decided differently if other good init systems had existed already? Maybe, but they didn’t.
Yeah, when something isn’t in the official repos, NixOS exists, Flatpak exists, and they’re all vetted.
Wanting a super clean system where everything is managed by pacman is purely about taste, so if you want it, you clearly can be bothered to put in the 2 minutes of work.
That’s how you’re writing a regex validator that’s almost always correct!
def is_regex_valid(p: Pattern | str, purpose_description: str):
return False
Thanks, good to know! Drama be drama-ing if you don’t have a good governance model …
Goddamn why more churn? The fuck is wrong with ReVanced?
Types.
You explode lists manually into items when calling commands on a variable list of arguments instead of “quoting variables” to prevent them from exploding.
Who came up with the bullshit idea that exploding strings into words is such a common use case that this footgun is preferable to have an “explode lists” syntax?
Errors. No more set -euo pipefail; shopt -s lastpipe to beat some semblance of sanity into bash
That’s a paradox. POSIX shells are all bad because POSIX demands bad syntax.
You can have pain word strings without also having weird “variables auto-explode into words” bullshit.
That’s why I use nushell. It has lists. You do cmd ...$some_list to call a command on arguments from a list.
Always have been 🔫
The kind of bullshit I’ve seen here on Lemmy alone.
I think “i have this hardware and want to utilize it optimally” is peak Linux.
That’s the thing: you shouldn’t need to get identical monitors for technical reasons. And Wayland is much closer to that goal.
On average, yeah, but when it’s worse, it’s the most bafflingly bad.
Like why is the only way to be able to open files in a hidden folder to remember a keyboard shortcut? There’s no icon, and you can’t type a subfolder name.
Windows’ weird UX of having that temporary view setting in the context menu makes no sense, but at least I don’t have to Google how to do it every time.
Great point. I guess if there’s no flow for d googled phones, things really are outrageous.
The “9 steps and 24 hours waiting” thing is kinda misleading: that’s once. Only the last two steps (the ones matching today’s steps) have to be repeated.
Of course that’s still an issue (e.g. you’ll only be able to do this for a relative if you see them two days in a row) but it’s much less bad than the implied “9 steps and 24 hours waiting every time”
LMAO this is not one of those. All Iranians I know (like 5) celebrated the US invading at first because it gave them hope that there might be a revolution. I was very skeptical that it would turn out that way because of how shit the USA is.
I’m not sure who you’re rooting for, but I’m pretty justified in my take, don’t you think?
Or are you going to tell me that all the people who emigrated and go back regularly have no clue and are victims of propaganda? That would be pretty chauvinistic of you.
Don’t take it personal, I’m talking about my general experience on Lemmy, not you in particular.
Np, I’m skeptical of all propaganda that I can identify. USA, China, Russia, Israel, Germany, …
It’s hard to identify and I’m not perfect at it, but generally it’s a good role of thumb to assume that all atrocities are real. You seem to believe that all are but China’s, doesn’t that seem fishy to you?
I kept telling people in Reddit comments, but I’m only a microbiologist, so I didn’t feel qualified to get all the details right.