They probably concluded at this point it wouldn't mean much and they are somewhat right. Every day they fail to address the situation that apology needs to be a lot bigger and it can only get so big.
It used to be one of the distinctions that made ChromeOS worse was that it required a Google account to use while a Windows device something you had more agency with.
Moderation is a strength of the fediverse, because it is decentralized, with many moderators making possibly conflicting rules about relatively smaller amounts of content.
Moderators can block individual posts, accounts, or entire instances if they have objectionable alternate rules.
Don't like the moderation on some instance? Move to another.
I found of these that had a built-in retro game console with screen. Like, the kind of little game that a small child would be interested in. So frustrating.
I taught myself QGIS for spatial analysis of map data-- coming at it from a coding perspective. It has great Python integration. It's also surprisingly useful as a spreadsheet alternative for certain tasks because it supports a SQL-like interface into CSV data, so you can join CSVs with spatial data or with each other, create views and virtual fields, and so on. Overall, very impressed with the depth, breadth, and ease of use considering how powerful it is.
I'm a podman user and fan, but there is one gotcha to know about the systemd integration.
You might expect that setting User=foo via systemd would enable seamless rootless containers, but it turns out to be a hard problem without a seamless solution.
Instead, there's this discussion thread with 86 comments and counting to wade through to find some solutions that have worked for some people in some cases.
where podman-wrapper passes `--user=1000:1000 --userns=auto:uidmapping=1000:$SERVICE_UID:1,gidmapping=1000:$SERVICE_GID:1` (where the UID/GID are set based on the $USER environment variable). Each container runs as 1000:1000 inside the container, which is mapped to the correct user on the host.
I interpreted the push as being partly about Linux in general partly about their customized Hyprland experience in particular.
I doubt there'd be much complaint about a dev who switched to Linux but chose Gnome over Hyprland. VS Code and other tools are going to work the same on either one.
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