I love installing things from the CLI and prefer to only do it that way but Linux needs a single click install method for applications if it’s ever going to become a mainstream OS. The average person just wants to Google a program, hit download and install. If not that then they want to use a mobile-like App Store.
Flatpak is kind of perfect at achieving both those things
It’s just straight up illegal for medical professionals to report drug use in Canada. The government doesn’t want people to die because they were afraid to go to the hospital
The only states id maybe be interested in as a Canadian is California, New York and Washington (also Maine because why do they even extend so far into Québec?).
For real though, with the Democrats response to Trump, I don’t really want them anywhere near Canadian politics. They’d make our Liberals look socialist
I feel like that’s probably our nuclear option and we’re holding out for now since it’s likely Trump chickens out again
How dare the Canadian government get American companies to pay their fair share for operating here [in Canada]
Are you the person who’s writing these APIs that just return dynamically generated untyped JSON that I need to deal with on my team at work? Typing absolutely matters and I will die on this hill
How’s she taking advantage of them? Why would she do it for free? Do you wish people wanted to buy your bath water?
Doesn’t really sound like someone who should be in prison to me tbh
What
The problem with the tightly themed communities is that you need a much larger userbase to keep them active. Copying all the niche communities from reddit at this point would lead to content being sparse and scattered. We’ll get there eventually though
Kinda wish I didn’t know it had a logo. Those eyes are staring into my soul
If I was rich I’d love to just live in a private multi-train car and just travel from city to city like a luxury van life. Ideally my friends would also have their own train cars.
I’d roll into a city and hang out there for a few weeks or months (I’m sure I’d be able to throw money at someone to store my train cars) and then when I get bored, I’d hitch my cars to a new train and roll on out to a new city.
I don’t deny that it’s probably staged. Imo it’s more likely just rage bait
I really don’t think these are staged. All its doing is making Vision Pro users look like assholes
Edit: misread the OP comment. Thought they were saying Apple was staging these videos. I do believe that this video is probably staged by someone
Glad it’s working for you! :)
I’ve had issues occasionally but if you use old reddit it seems to always work. Like old.reddit.com/r/example.rss
I use an RSS reader but I’m just using it as a clunky reddit client for my city’s subreddit 😅
Looks really cool but it runs Windows :(
The weird thing is that engineer is a protected term in Canada but every software dev title I’ve had so far includes it anyway. It doesn’t seem enforced at all here
Oh 100% but have you tried to explain how to use one to a computer novice? Like yes, the answer is usually “they should just…” but novice users will never. With flatpak, they get an experience similar to how MacOS works and a bit like how .exes work and it Just Works™️
Edit: like I’ve had trouble showing people how to use the GNOME App Store which could not be any more simple. Anyone who has been convinced to install Linux already feels way out of their element so making everything feel as natural as possible is essential (and I mean, flatpaks are awesome anyway)