"Rewrite the internet in C"
this post was submitted on 13 May 2024
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We could call it … WebAssembly! And now it’s a C compilation target, which means we can run Node.js in the browser, to get a javascript runtime :)
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This would somehow be worse than JS
If you are not talking about the past, present and future of Hannah Montana Linux I'm not even talking to you.
I am the Excel/Ubuntu person 😳
I still love you
Meh. I'd say we tie him to a post and burn the heretic.
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They also all need to be using librebooted computers (Thinkpad and Optiplex)
s/librebooted/canoebooted/
it's honestly quite strange. The Libreboot term has been known for years to refer to the fully free bios project. Then they merged osboot and Libreboot so now libreboot contains proprietary blobs. Then they decided to make a new project canoeboot, which is basically the new libreboot.
so they went from having:
- osboot
- libreboot
to having:
- canoeboot
- libreboot
All they seemed to have done is confuse.
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yea, no thanks - "the grind" mindset is just capitalism worming itself into your brain
yup, but the meme makes fun of that mindset and the original meme template in my opinion
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Man, I wish there were more people around me who cared about discussing Linux and open source software. Only one person I know actually understands it, but he’s still running windows for games and programming.
windows [...] programming.
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People drink the Microsoft Kool aid, it's called money, they generally want it.
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Then you‘re definitely in the wrong circle. Join a local computer club if that exists. Changes things dramatically.
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Where Nix/Lix/Auxolotl/NixOS?
there was only space for 5 things ( *** Debloat Mindset *** )
I'll allow it. But I can't promise anything from the void crowd.
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Every day this sub is in the active feed and I could not be more removed from the intended audience lol
This will continue until you're part of the intended audience.
spoiler
Okay, it won't stop even then.
I like Ubuntu 😐
Don't worry, once the others graduate school, break their arch install, and don't have the free time to reinstall it, they'll like Ubuntu too. 🙂
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DiCaprio would object to people older than 25 being in his group
What if we discuss Debian?
You're smart just not an elitist.
What if I use Ubuntu but I'd rather talk about the kernel than distros?
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Wait, there's someone here aware of hardened gentoo? Well I'll be damned! Come out of the shadows, fellas!
People should be talking about void. Such bullshit. :p
Called it!
But how can you talk about it if it has no type and no defined sizeof
This is real. This is why my friends are lame now. Not the kids or jobs.
They're still on Windows
Nah, that way, I can be the Alpha-Nerd in my circle, getting all the clout when I help them out with a command-line-command that contains awk.
Ah, yes, ANOTHER post trying to make Linux seem impenetrable and elitist with an attack on Ubuntu - I swear you guys must work for Microsoft.
Ah, yes, another user offended by a joke posted to a community with memes.
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Ubuntu sucks. Not because it's for newbies, it's because better, new user friendlier options like mint exist.
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Jokes on you! I'm older than 30!
Hardened gentoo was great when grsecurity had their kernel patches opened freely to the public, but now idk. I'm more into hardenedbsd than anything gentoo nowadays.
honestly open source software is important.
I am a Microsoft user (sorry) but don't think my company will allow use of other programs due to software policy.
Is there an open soursce excel and powerbi / powerpoint thing ?
LibreOffice Calc is pretty good. Your company can invest in a fork and it should do what you need.
Power BI is a different kind of beast though. Soon only available as part of Microsoft Fabric, a SaaS analysis platform. Sure, the technically inclined can use Python/R/Julia with MongoDB, a set of SQL DBs, some CI and Plotly/Dash, but that effectively requires to have some Software- and Data Engineers on staff and some dedicated machines/VMs. Power BI / Fabric is much cheaper for small to medium sized companies outside of IT.
Thats interesting! Thanks for elaborating.
I have never heard of it so I cant say if there is an alternative but I‘m pretty sure being vendor locked like this is MUCH more expensive than using a more complicated bit open solution in the long term.
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