È la seconda volta in settimana che, per commentare la politica italiana, utilizzo un comico.
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È la seconda volta in settimana che, per commentare la politica italiana, utilizzo un comico. Non credo sia un buon segno. Inchiesta Cuffaro, Salvo Ficarra: “La casa comune depredata, ma perché non scendiamo in piazza?” - la Repubblica https://palermo.repubblica.it/politica/2025/11/11/news/ficarra_la_casa_comune_depredata_in_questa_storia_non_c_e_da_ridere-424973040/
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🔥 Sistah Methy 🎤 ⛪️ 🙏 (@sistahmethy.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/sistahmethy.bsky.social/post/3m5dqct4hx22y
> wtf
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Mo dovete tirà fuori i documenti prima de poterve fà na sega su internet su na 50ina de siti! ✋🚫🍆
Ok... ce ne stanno artri 11.561.293 de siti, poi le VPN, i proxy, Tor, ciat, p2p, AI porno e via così. Nun ce pijate peer culo che è tipo quaa fregniaccia de legge anti rave che nun è cuello er punto
Mo avemo sdoganato sta cosa e potemo bloccà artro che "turba i giovani" tipo magari er gender, l'olocausto,... quei rompicojoni de Fanpage e Report... 🤔
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@ChateauErin gorgeous photos! :O I am glad you got to see it <3
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@thomasfuchs/115534555471530689
Rails Core could have posted a simple statement, ala
“We are not in agreement with DHH's stated views on several important public matters. We understand his language is deeply upsetting and alienating to portions of our community. This is not acceptable to us. We have discussed this with him and came to a mutual understanding he would step back from maintainership duties for six months.”
But instead *they fucking let him off the hook*, over and over again.
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È la seconda volta in settimana che, per commentare la politica italiana, utilizzo un comico. Non credo sia un buon segno. Inchiesta Cuffaro, Salvo Ficarra: “La casa comune depredata, ma perché non scendiamo in piazza?” - la Repubblica https://palermo.repubblica.it/politica/2025/11/11/news/ficarra_la_casa_comune_depredata_in_questa_storia_non_c_e_da_ridere-424973040/
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Un paio di dimostrazioni non standard
@matematica - A volte ci si ingegna a trovare dimostrazioni "inutili", perché più complicate, ma con un loro interesse.
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holy crap I've never seen an aurora before. Boulder's not exactly dark skies! Thanks @sundogplanets and @aeva for making me realize it'd be visible so far south
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Wayland’s Never-Ending Opposition to Multi-Window Positioning
There are many applications out there that use more than one window, with every modern-day platform and GUI toolkit offering the means for said application to position each of its windows exactly where it wants, and to restore these exactly in the configuration and location where the user saved it for that particular session. All toolkits but one, that is, for the Wayland project keeps shooting down proposals. Most recently merge request #264 for the ext-zones protocol by [Matthias Klumpp] as it descended into a 600+ comments spree.
This follows on an attempt two years prior with MR#247, which was rejected despite laying out sound reasons why the session protocol of Wayland does not cover many situations. In the breakdown video of the new ext-zones protocol discussion by [Brodie Robertson] the sheer absurdity of this whole situation becomes apparent, especially since KDE and others are already working around the Wayland project with their own extensions such as via KWin, which is being used commercially in e.g. the automotive world.
In a January 2024 blog post [Matthias] lays out many of his reasonings and views regarding the topic, with a focus on Linux desktop application usage from a scientific application perspective. When porting a Windows-, X11- or MacOS application to Wayland runs into compatibility issues that may necessitate a complete rewrite or dropping of features, the developer is more likely to stick to X11, to not port to Linux at all, or to use what eventually will amount to Wayland forks that patch around these missing API features.
Meanwhile X11 is definitely getting very long in the tooth, yet without it being a clean drop-in replacement it leaves many developers and end-users less than impressed. Perhaps the Wayland project should focus more on the needs of developers and end-users, and less about what it deems to be the One True Way?
