bionicbits

I wish I could up-vote this 1000 times.

Good explanation. One could argue that you see this playing out in Politics and News Media.

What makes me sad is that someone spent a huge amount of time making something, working on something, supporting something. If you don't like that something, then use something else or write your own thing. I don't get how there is some responsibility of maintainers to turn a passion project into anything other than what they want?! Fork.

How was attending this University? I recently moved family abroad from USA. Hoping my daughter may have interest in attending here for computer science. I am just blown away by the cost of US Universities. Not sure what you get out of USA schools anymore compared to some European Universities?

Install -> happy -> slows down -> random crashes -> slows down more -> reinstall -> repeat

One thing I think happens is Registry gets abused by apps and such over the years.

What do you use for your personal cloud?

Will check this out. Been decades since I last tried libre office. fingers crossed

The things I would miss most leaving Mac...

1. Uploading my Signature in Preview and being able to sign and edit PDF documents on any of my Apple Devices.

2. Screen rendering quality, on Mac everything seems to be sharper and more crisp than Linux on the same device.

3. Keynote. I so want a cross-platform replacement that is nearly as good.

4. iMessage integration with phone. I can send sms/iMessages from my Mac.

But I am planning to switch anyways. As all these companies move to a "service model", I feel like I am only leasing my software, and tools that make the hardware work. Furthermore, it feels impossible to get under the hood anymore.

Would love any advice or recommendations for the above.

There will be device dev kits soon.

I thought Mozilla was pro-privacy with all the features they have added to the browser. Have I been missing something? I recently came back to Firefox for their stance on privacy.

I wonder if languages like Rust would be helpful in areas like this? Especially considering that the strictness of the compiler might allow more "green" developers opportunity to contribute.

Nice, was just looking into this!