"The mechanism is the application of control. Instead of delivering services and software that unlocks value for their client industries, the software industry has spent the past decade or so trying to control their customers and their client industries. "
«Il n’est pas exagéré de rapprocher cette situation d’autres retraits de services publics que ces mêmes territoires ont connus. La fermeture de guichets bancaires dans les petites villes, la propagation des déserts médicaux dans les zones rurales… : à chaque fois, la rationalisation paraît justifiée à l’échelle macro, et ses effets se concentrent à l’échelle micro sur ceux qui disposent du moins d’alternatives. »
KWin now supports the Wayland session management protocol! This is an important step for apps to be able to remember their sizes and positions after restarting the system. The next step is for toolkits, libraries, and apps to implement support. We’re getting there!
Cool ! Merci du partage :)
Same for me, I quit when I saw my bills incrinsing a lot and I found very good and cheap one ( planethoster ).
I never tried it. Looks very overkill to solve my problem!
Did you worked with ?
https://tanstack.com/router/latest
Hi, I like the p2p model, I don't like the use of Google Firebase and Cloudflare services.
What is the difference with other p2p messengers, like Jami.net for exemple?
Informative read.
Merci à vous deux 😊
Hi, for me I would say continue to run.
I see the IDE like a front for docker-cli.
Malheureusement très juste 😟
Yes it is.
There is nice gameengine to play with, like https://www.babylonjs.com/
Typescript or even JavaScript now are nice to work with.
You probably know that, but I discovered the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_key concept with ergol, and also the Alt-gr layer.
Both are very useful for me now.
I think you can use them to have a nice setup for your three langages you type.
Nice, there is actually a lot of projects! That's nice. 🙂
Very nice account view. 👍
I like how it is simple and powerful !
A good old inspiration source. 😃
Well described. Thanks for sharing 😊
I wait so much for that!!!!!!
A bit overkill, right. But that's nice to know there is a way.
I have a raspberry pi zero at home, maybe I can try that at some point. 😊
Ohh!! nice, I didn't see it when I searched.
I'm trying to install it on linux, that's not working so far, but I keep it in mind. :)
Thanks, but I'm looking specially for a tool to 'extract' information from a caldav agenda.
The main point is that I use it to book my meetings and so on. And I don't want to have to track my time in another app. :)