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saw this news on r/technology and went to read the comments. I should know better, such a waste of brain cells

I can't stress this enough: people who work on this project are among the smartest people in the world, damn

He is running Pop Os, they don't use snaps natively.

Yeah, it can be sometimes. But to be completely honest, my workflow is not that deep. I just need neovim, a web browser and spotify. Every other application I use runs natively/smooth on Wayland, so no problems there. My biggest grip right now is that I can't change input methods on the fly for some reason, but I'm sure they will address it at some point.

I've been daily driving for a couple of weeks now, its been great.

I really like the xiaomi redmi line. I bought the 9S in 2022, when it was already considered a kinda of an old model, and it still rocks.

Huawei makes excelent phones, but that google service blocking stuff really gets in the way, specially if you need to use banking apps.

won't someone think about the military industrial complex?! 😔

could agree to forgive part of the debt in exchange for the resumption of interest payments of up to $500 million a year

That is fucking insane, specially for a country of that size. Their economy before the war would be shaken as fuck by interests like this. I cannot imagine the pain this country faces ahead.

we just keep on winning. cant wait to be on a fbi watchlist

Sounds really exciting. Honestly, I can hardly see any downsides of aggregating Rust into big projects (respecting the developing time, of course).

I like FlorisBoard, but for some reason I cannot make the chinese input to work. Typing in 拼音 just doesn't give any results. Maybe I'm just setting it up wrong tho

I mean, they are searching for almost full disassociation from android at this point, so I don't see why they would seek that. Pretty sure once they fully port the biggest apps used by chinese netizens (微信，微博，小红书, etc.) people won't care about apks.