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Cake day: January 11th, 2022

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  • That’s not mentioned in this specific blog post, but that’s always been one of Vanilla OS’s defining features, it’s “apx” package manager to install those various types of packages

    It’s even using Distrobox actually, but the point is to make it simpler to install packages for those contrainers, with the user not worrying as much about managing the individual containers, and not having to memorize the specific commands for each individual distro’s package manager

    Basically, like the rest of Vanilla OS, the point isn’t that you can’t do this stuff elsewhere, it’s that it’s trying to make it easier to do it






  • because the package build script isn’t available?

    What are you talking about? Every Flatpak on Flathub has their build manifest available on GitHub, you can fork or download it for yourself and change it how you’d like, just like you can with an Arch PKGBUILD

    And the problem still isn’t solved because now the people who can set bad defaults still exist, they’re just different people.

    For one, unlike with distro packages, lots of Flatpaks are made by the developers of their apps, so bad defaults aren’t really going to be a thing for those since the developer would want to choose what’s best for their own app

    And for packages maintained by a third party, bad defaults are less common because maintainers don’t need to account for each individual distro’s unique package situation or specific dependency versions, and only have to package it once for every distro







  • The idea that it was only Ukraine who suffered from those famines is one of those ideas that just genuinely confuses me, like, how does one even get there? How much info do you have to go out of your way to avoid in order to not know that other parts of the USSR were affected by it too?

    Then again, I suppose if your “info” is entirely sourced from literal Nazi propaganda, then it’s not all that surprising

    Also I wish Omni-Man was like Stalin instead of a space fascist lol


  • It’s because you literally said “Chinesium knockoffs don’t matter amirite” when the context isn’t some shitty Arduino clone on Aliexpress, it’s a new 7nm chip in a flagship phone from Huawei that they developed themselves

    Participating in the global chip market isn’t the purpose of this new chip either, the only reason it’s causing “tension” with the US is because China isn’t “supposed” to be able to have chips at that level because of the sanctions, when China is perfectly capable of just developing their own


  • It’s gotten so bad, I expect the next WW2 era first person shooter won’t be having a Russian campaign this time.

    The next? Call of Duty: WWII already came out six years ago and only had an American campaign lol

    It was honestly pretty hilarious how hard that one went into “America won WWII” territory when previous WWII ones were pretty good about showing how other countries made the bigger contributions (even with them still having biases and propaganda), most of them had a Russian campaign too



  • An example of things working as they should could be found in microprocessors. ARM design almost all of the processors in our phones

    This is especially hilarious because the whole reason RISC-V has been developing rapidly is because the ARM monopoly isn’t an example of things working as they should, and companies want an alternative