Idk but if you’re just looking for the repo I think this is it: https://github.com/IRS-Public/direct-file

True if these are installed, but if I’m on a server’s command line they probably aren’t.

OK I’ll bite, how do you get rid of a literal ~ directory?

I mainly code Java with IntelliJ.

• it doesn’t AFAIK have an integrated browser or if it does I have never encountered it ❌
• I have not seen it crash a lot and certainly not for the stated reason ❌
• if autocomplete isn’t working, that is a sign something about the build process isn’t set up right, so other things won’t work either ❔
• basic settings being buried deep in the menus is definitely a thing ✅
• if it underlines something, that has always been an error, I think it calls a real Java compiler for this ❌
• freezing at critical moments can occasionally be a thing ✅

most software isn’t public-facing at all (neither open source nor closed source), it’s business-internal software (which runs a specific business and implements its business logic), so most of the people who are talking about coding with AI are also talking mainly about this kind of business-internal software.

If you want to enforce that, you need to fork it and put a copyleft license on it. This is very rarely done because it’s more work to maintain software than to write it…

They can change future versions to that, not already released ones.

Doesn’t PeerTube already do this? Maybe I am mistaken.

In any case there’s nothing inherently preventing this, just because a platform gets some of its data from other servers instead of its own users, it doesn’t mean it can’t use that data to run a recommendation algorithm.

I don’t want it though. I prefer choosing for myself what sources I want to get information from instead of getting any of it recommended by the platform operator.

Spain is mostly very sparsely populated outside of big cities.

But of course this isn’t a map of tennis courts, it’s a map of tennis courts that are entered in OpenStreetMap.

https://www.gnu.org/distros/common-distros.html

if you can post text, you can post base64-encoded data, incl. images

https://xkcd.com/1381/

What would “selling Chrome” even entail? The vast majority of Chrome’s source code is free and open source software, i.e. it has no owners. Does the US government want Google’s developers of the Chromium codebase to work on another company’s payroll instead? Do they want Google to be prohibited from distributing a browser based on the Chromium codebase? Have they given any of this any thought at all?

It would be possible to set up an instance where users could post as guests, ie everyone who did that would appear as the same user, something like [email protected].

It is also likely that such accounts would soon be banned in many places because people will use them to post unwanted posts and comments.

Thx, fixed

If you click around a bit more in that documentation, you can see that that isn’t an enumeration of genders, it’s an interface for answering the question which gender any given name belongs to. (For example, “Andrea” is understood as exclusively feminine for German speakers, but it’s a common male first name in Italy.)

A long time ago I did some things with https://revealjs.com/ but not sure how viable that is.

In principle the main thing you’d need to have is a way for people to post anonymously. This could be implemented by having all posts and comments appear as sent by [email protected] or similar.

The rest is just a different (flat) interface for “group federation” and possibly a requirement to attach images to new posts. In principle this could interface with existing federated groups just fine I think, only it’s likely a lot of communities and instances would ban that “anonymous” user very soon.

Not possible with OsmAnd, if you want to edit geometry you need a full featured editor. For Android one option is Vespucci.

The worst bills in Congress are usually overwhelmingly supported by both parties.