

Yeah, everyone support your local mom and pops nuclear power plant. Best if they run on 100% home grown uranium


Yeah, everyone support your local mom and pops nuclear power plant. Best if they run on 100% home grown uranium


Can someone recommend a European company that hosts models like these so I can use them?


I’ve read somewhere that it has to do with copyright, i.e. if you destroy the original, then it’s not a copy and therefore allowed


I’ve heard that one as well from graphene devs on mastodon and I agree that this is not you typical right wing populist. Don’t know if calling him left wing is any more appropriate though
On Windows and many DEs it would be strage to have the window buttons on the left though
Guys, just tab the x to remove it. It’s not that hard. It’s like ranting about the weather widget just because you never leave your room
Dude, it does not even say fifa word up. Get out of your buble. Many people actually care about the word cup


So for you selfhosted services you use ipv4 only?


It feels like a very wierd compression algorithm


They suffer from supply chain issues


Maybe developers should livestream and when you donate they name a variable after you or something


But the same money
Think of him what you want, but I think this nicely shows the problems that “gamers” will encounter when switching to linuxand gives a good view from outside the Linux community


No. Every software of similar size as Firefox is full of bugs and vulnerabilities


Matlab is 900 per year for an individual license. Simulink is 1500 and every toolbox (from which there are more than 100) is another 500. Also thinks like the compiler or parallal processing are toolboxes and not included in the base price.
Also running youtrack here and I’m quite happy about it. It lacks some features though that seem quite basic to me. E.g. you can’t sort knowledge base articles alphabetically and in the Gantt chart you can’t show the due date of an issue
Also the android app crashes all the time


How can I get one in Germany? I’d like to put it in my workshop. The ads wouldn’t bother me there
No, you don’t understand what I’m ranting about. My point is, I should not need to fix anything. Drag and Drop is a basic feature from the 80s (?). Such big project as Wayland, Flatpack, gnome or whoever is at fault, should not release a software with such a feature not working reliably
Aren’t there like zoning laws or something?