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I see that you also live in Texas

Add me to the list. Fortunately there's great progress being made getting Linux on the Volterra Windows Dev Kits from 2023.


You don't need AI to implement that.


Probably how Chrome (and recently, Safari) segregate profiles by window. It makes keeping work tabs and personal tabs (for example) very simple / obvious.


IIUC this has been well supported by Firefox for a couple years I think, via a first-party extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...

There's a specific sibling extension for isolating Facebook, too.


Maybe it's being taken down because GitHub is not happy about serving as a free CDN for a non-source code repository?


The title says the repo is a filters repo. Did the repo actually contain filter rules, or was it used to distribute the closed source plugin package?

I would argue filter rules count as source code as much as anything else. It doesn't matter if the thing reading the filter rules is not open source.

Aside from that, github intentionally hosts all kinds of content that isn't literally code. gists, pages, wiki, discussions, issues.

People also host books on github where the text is the code and git is the update system and github is the distribution system, all exactly the same as with a c program. It's not abusing the system like using the CI compute to do random other work, it's using the facilities for exactly what they are each intended for. github wants everyone to use and grow to depend on github for things like that.


But they've encouraged uses like this for ages, see also Github Pages.

If they're going to change the policy, at least announce it first...



> The COSMIC alpha on Pop!_OS is also an alpha for the latest Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS.


Derp. They buried the lede... Edited.


It's not a "step to far" if you're only _pretty close_ to removing them. Actually remove them.


Is one not allowed to evaluate their relationship with technology over time?

Maybe Amazon will provide us an option to turn off the ads after enough outcry?


You do you, everybody has different tolerance. I am allergic to ads in any form since I strongly dislike when others try to manipulate me, dont want the extra mental load of ignoring ads in a place that is supposed to be relaxing.

I wouldnt want such a device in my home even if they would pay me the sum that it costs + electric bills, every year.


OpenHome has a great system with good TTS.


Because the engineers of the other software chose not to work for free?


I'm not saying they shouldn't be compensated, just that justifying the SSO tax due to the support burden is pearl clutching.


Do you mean that the support burden is not a valid reason to charge for SSO? In my experience support us the most tedious, annoying, and time-costly part of building a SaaS so I would definitely always charge extra for anything that requires more support


> it just rubbed me the wrong way.

On the other hand, they did implement generics - indicating a willingness to listen to community feedback and change their position. Isn't that what you want in project leadership?


There is also https://github.com/hashicorp/go-set which includes HashSet and TreeSet implementations for types with custom hashing functions, and orderable data respectively.


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