Does anyone here know the current state of installing a browser on ReactOS?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47504147

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That way, the ChromeOS USB key can be an add on to the purchase of some old laptop that can barely run Windows anymore.

Lenovo does have a history with installing a very obvious spyware rootkit on their consumer PCs[0].

[0]https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/product_security/ps500035-s...

I agree completely that these are the important qualifications to be setting direction for a product.

> Find your most socially competent engineer, and have them talk to users a couple times a month.

This doesn't necessarily follow from the above, but in Anthropic's case specifically, where the users are software engineers, it probably would have worked better than whatever they have going on now.

In general, it's probably better to have domain experts doing product management, as opposed to someone who is trained in product management.

I thought it was fine, but I can't compare to the Mattermost app since I've never tried to use that.

I wasn't involved in any of the Dev Ops aspect when my former employer used them, but the search function actually worked which is better than I can say for Slack.

[0]https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat/blob/develop/LICEN...

[0]https://nexdock.com/explore-nexdock/

Could you expand on why you describe Hyprland and XFCE4 as "a cursed combination"? Might provide some insight as to why the official XFCE project decided to create their own compositor.

Ensheetification puts the focus on what's happening within the business to cause this.

I am not a lawyer, and especially not a Swedish lawyer, so I can't say how illegal this is in Sweden or what if anything will happen.

[0]https://www.konsumentverket.se/en/articles/report-to-the-swe...

Since this question has received so much attention, even the bottom answer has a positive score. Otherwise the pattern looks typical.

[0]https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open...

The top answer will almost always be an explanation of why the asker is wrong to want to do the thing they want to do. But that's not most answers, or most answerers, just the top ones.

The bottom answer will almost always be an honest attempt to write code that answers the question. Sometimes the code doesn't work, or needs explanation: these problems will be solved a couple answers up from the bottom.

My technique for years has been to click the SO link in search results, then hit End on my keyboard to jump to the bottom of the page. This a little slower than reading a cached LLM answer, but faster than waiting for the LLMs to generate something.

Can't speak to the Deck HW or Steam OS specifically, but the SilentPatch and GInput mods have been working great for me on Proton under Linux Mint.

[0]https://cookieplmonster.github.io/mods/gta-vc/

All the services you forgot you were running for ten whole years, will fail to launch someday soon.

I don't know how to verify what the website does, but I think that in a few minutes I'll be able to put together a CURL call that does what we're hoping the website does.

[0]https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3#PwnedPasswords

The 8 hour workday is not guaranteed to office workers anymore.

See HN discussion of 996: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45149049

Now, AI is taking all the RAM.

Soon, AI will be taking all the electricity.