So for Rust... Zellij, gitui, taskwarrior-tui, to name a few.

For Go... cointop is one app I can think of off the top of my head. Bubbletea is an excellent framework:

https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea

There are so many Go and Rust TUI apps that I've used that look so much better than this. This reminds me of something straight out of MS-DOS.

I've also yet to find a single .NET application that wasn't sluggish on Linux. Jellyfin, Emby, Jackett, etc all take like 5 seconds to start while Go apps take a few milliseconds.

Systemd had a regression recently that has broken booting a secondary encrypted LUKS device.

I'm saying Brave doesn't do anything as far as I'm aware to stop fingerprinting, and since it is Chromium-based I'm guess also leaks Client Hints.

You do realize that TOTP is a standard that doesn't require you to use either, that you can use the same secrets for any TOTP app, right?

Anything with JavaScript leaks. You can fingerprint a computer just based on Canvas.

Where did you hear that? Minikube never ceases development.

$250k isn't cheap by any standards. You may pay $250k when two people were alone and it is one vs the other, but not when the facts are so obvious to dismiss the claim entirely. Musk has done a disservice though by playing games while trying to subsequently deny, yet not address the full story. This could have been an opportunity for him to provide context, even release the NDA... I mean the stock obviously lost more than $250k after the story came out. Why not just release the NDA and deny it to get it out of the way, let the person speak and prove them wrong. It will taint his image permanently and his employees will no longer have the trust in him that they are trying to get through corporate gaslighting.

I think most judges in America are just inherently just invested into the corporatocracy. Money speaks louder than truth unfortunately.

Searx is doing more for privacy than DDG. Why not open source the search as much as possible and let users choose for themselves.

This is a difficult situation, but in terms of technology I think it is rare to get talented people into the development pool. I would hate to exclude people based on something unrelated to their talent alone. However, safeguards should be put into place to ensure that people are not being excluded based on their fear of those individuals either. I wonder if there is a way to ensure all interaction is public so that there is not any accusations that would not be of public record.

I think what happens is they end up segregating their product out into different development lifecycles. It is fully possible to serve a mobile site on the regular domain depending on the device type. If you're developing for more recent browsers then it should definitely not be necessary. Companies like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc do this to try to capture other users that may have really old devices.

Did they pull an Elon?

A flat file database? It is a single file. This means you need specialized tools to read it, and if you want to sync it a lot of cloud storage solutions will force you to resync every change. This is why a transparent file system db is great for integration into native storage. Databases don't really optimize for the file system layer. I am hopeful one-day we'll have an auto organizing flat file system that auto sorts and sections data in a predictable manner.

Yeah, let's just wait an hour or two for a transaction to finalize and pay a $50 merchant fee per transaction.

Cough ... Algorand... cough

This right here. People claim tax law is bad but disability law is almost as bad in that no reasonable person could be expected to know all the details in the laws.

Even experienced disability attorneys sometimes mess up.

He's not painting a full picture here. Sounds like he is leaving a lot of information out.

Geez how many people has he NDA'd?

Vote red till your dead. Lol