Something to be proud of I’m sure!

Zu der Gruppe gehören unter anderem Universal Blue, das Team hinter dem Gaming-Linux Bazzite, sowie Asus Linux und PikaOS.

Asus linux? Everything Old is New Again

tl;dr:

If, for whatever reason, progress on the torvalds/linux.git repository is affected, someone has to get things moving within 72 hours. This person could either be the one who organized the most recent Maintainer Summit or the chair of the Linux Foundation’s Technical Advisory Board (TAB).

They will be tasked with pulling together the people who were invited to the last summit, along with members of the TAB.

It gets more complicated after that, but essentially that’s it.

Oh, and I’m pretty sure there already is more than one top maintainers for the kernel code anyhow.

Depends on the beholder’s POV I guess; but yeah, even to a middle-aged fart like me 2018 is not “recent” anymore.

I never understood why people would say JSON is superior, and why XML seemed to be getting rarer, but the author explains it:

XML was not abandoned because it was inadequate; it was abandoned because JavaScript won.

I’ve been using it ever since I started using Linux because my favorite window manager uses it, and because of a long-running pet project that is almost just as old: first I used XML tools to parse web pages, later I switched to dedicated data providers that offered both XML and JSON formats, and stuck to what I knew.

I’m guessing that another reason devs - especially web devs - prefer JSON over XML is that the latter uses more bytes to transport the same amount of raw data. One XML file will be somewhat larger than one JSON file with the same content. That advantage is of course dwarved by all the other media and helper scripts - nay, frameworks, devs use to develop websites.

BTW, XML is very readable with syntax highlighting and easily editable if your code editor has some very basic completion for it. And it has comments!

What does it do? AFAICS the code is the java(pardon,type)script framework for the webpage itself?

Of course, that too can change. From the current README:

What Can Be Changed

Everything. Including these rules.

Top PRs:

Um, I don’t think that’s (easily) possible on such devices.

FWIW (for the US American market), Nokia* are still making such phones. And there’s Doro phones. For seniors, but some of the models look fairly normal.

But be aware: under the hood they can be running a full Android or similar OS with all the trappings.

* just the brand name nowadays, it’s not actually the same company anymore

You clicked “Accept all” ONCE in a real hurry, huh?

This used to give me nightmares. Then I learned to love the bomb: Clean out everything each time you close your browser.

No problem! I can just kill the process in the…shit.
No problem! I can just kill the process in the…shit.
No problem! I can just kill the process in the…shit.
No problem! I can just kill the process in the…shit.

Wish it was only tankies. But with them, there’s the additional implication that all aspects of Soviet history should be public knowledge, and if you do not know these things that alone makes you a … reactionary? capitalist bootlicker? Something like that.

Passiert leider relativ oft.

Ich stelle mir böse Hacker vor die noch besonders stolz darauf sind dass sie so einen tight geführten Laden in die Knie zwingen konnten. Vielleicht hab ich nur zu viele Filme geschaut. Aber eine andere Motivation kann ich mir einfach nicht vorstellen. Russland? Nord-Korea? Wozu?

Before I even got to the named colors bit, he interrupted me and said “don’t use named colors ever”.

He recognized the tones. Used to be known as “web friendly” a long time ago.

I knew it’d be something like that. Don’t try to fix it, would be my advice. BTW my rgb.txt seems to have 2 entries for every tone of grey resp. gray.

I never ever use these names. My guess is they’re a carryover from some Web 1.0 rule and not originally specific to CSS.

I don’t, except the “red means testing” scenario. It’s 1½ keystrokes less than #f00

Technisch korrekt, aber es geht mir ja letztendlich um den Prozess den der service aufruft; ich muss mal gucken was versch. Type= da tun können, aber um eine Lock-Funktion im Skript (warten bis alle anderen Instanzen desselben Skripts fertig sind) komme ich wohl nicht herum.

Almost Human? I just saw that post, was intrigued.

Compared to watching the first season of a new show, then hoping that they’d hurry up with season 2 and fearing that they might scrap it, this is much better. I know where I’m at right from the start.

I’m also a little confused. Reading diagonally, this looks like a hi-tech solution to a lo-tech problem.

If you really need to stay in touch with others during the protest, dumb phones + throwaway sim cards are ubiquitous and cheap.

As for recording, maybe a separate camera without any network capabilities won’t be too easy to find, but I’m sure they exist, or if not, the capabilities are easier to disable compared to a smartphone.

For both devices, take out the battery before you leave the demo 🤷