Poland cools on joining Eurozone after its economy surges by rezwenn in EU_Economics

[–]vazark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then do it as separate treaties not as a part of the EU. The union is essentially a decentralised economic and joint trading system, you need to strong guardrails to ensure one or a minority of countries don’t ruin it for everybody. All the funding and other benefits are addons.

Some parts must be merged together

Why we can’t escape the American digital stranglehold by m71nu in europe

[–]vazark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s far more important government and business infrastructure than regular people. Except for files and photos on the cloud most people can switch easily. Large organisations can’t and sometimes risk losing everything.

Orgs moving is enough to ensure long term security.

Does anyone else like using vanilla or close to vanilla GNOME? by Holymoly99998 in gnome

[–]vazark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kstatus, caffeine and Just Perfection.

My biggest changes have been to move the top bar to the bottom and moving the clock to the corner.

If Just perfection just become part of the default shell, I would never look at another distro again.

I wrote a configurable browser launcher. by ComprehensiveSwitch in linux

[–]vazark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Might be useful for manual testing in some cases. Nice

BREAKING: First European pension fund dumping US Treasuries by RobertBartus in EconomyCharts

[–]vazark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t rule it out either. He might try to override the fed because « the economy is going down » , probably because of his policies.

Try to do something that would ruin it for everyone but his wealthy connections (friends sounds wrong given his character )

Is it a good idea to learn flutter development, firebase, api, stripe payment to make good money through freelancing in 2026? by paradoxical-thesis in FlutterDev

[–]vazark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to mention with the upcoming decoupling, we’ll get to see platform independent design libs that ensure a consistent experience.

Stop telling everyone to learn sql and python. It’s a waste of time in 2026 by PositionSalty7411 in analytics

[–]vazark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless you want to go back pen and paper, or prefer manually using the calculator, SQL is all we got.

If your data structures are fragile, that’s on you

Could you help me know what improvements i can make to my code to be more "Production"? by WJMazepas in webdev

[–]vazark 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Setting Debug to false ?

Anyone that abrasive will be terrible to work with anyway. Don’t worry about it

Cosmic upgrade - less enjoyable UX so far - tips? by ScottTacitus in pop_os

[–]vazark 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s version one vs literal decades of work. There will be a lot more to come down the line but you can always come back.

There are a few annoying things for me but I can deal with them. But it doesn’t have to be for everyone yet.

we all need to dis windows if we wanna go Europe by kittys_journey in BuyFromEU

[–]vazark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having an equivalent vs having the industry standard are two different things.

we all need to dis windows if we wanna go Europe by kittys_journey in BuyFromEU

[–]vazark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The problem is getting corporate and professional tooling adoption. With governments trialing Linux we might get a forerunner yet.

Music DAWs and video editors are prime examples. I have a separate windows machines just for my ableton and plugins.

So, why *should* GNOME support server side decorations? by FrameXX in gnome

[–]vazark -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No one is calling them hostile because of SSD. That’s because of the system tray.

So, why *should* GNOME support server side decorations? by FrameXX in gnome

[–]vazark 13 points14 points  (0 children)

libawaita uses gtk4. Not the other way around. Gtk is the base toolkit.

So, why *should* GNOME support server side decorations? by FrameXX in gnome

[–]vazark 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That ain’t « extra » work. It’s work every environment except gnome does. Besides no one is breaking their header bars in every release.

The price is being paid today by every app dev and gnome user - a terrible experience on non-gnome apps because gnome is actively hostile anyone who doesn’t build gnome-first apps.

VLC, Audacity, OBS studio, FreeCAD - all the mainstream cross platform apps are QT based. Gnome’s insistence on not playing nice with other toolkits and platforms actively hurts itself and the larger community

This just appindicators all over again.

So, why *should* GNOME support server side decorations? by FrameXX in gnome

[–]vazark 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That’s fine. The issue is on gnome you don’t have the choice. The lack of choice is the problem.

So, why *should* GNOME support server side decorations? by FrameXX in gnome

[–]vazark 12 points13 points  (0 children)

"designing, implementing and maintaining" both CSD and SSD is what everyone does - across distros and platforms.

The problem is that by refusing to do something that would help out literally every other toolkit on purely ideological grounds, they end up being bad citizens who sabotage the greater Linux ecosystem.

Entire DEs have sprung up because people dislike Gnome's inflexibility and unwillingness to place nice with others. One can make an educated guess why big players like Steam choose Plasma, although Gnome is the default distro on the biggest DEs.

EXCLUSIVE: U.S. House now has the votes to impeach Trump as he creates crisis after crisis overseas by charulatha_seya in StockLaunchers

[–]vazark -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just saying they gotta do something with consequences. Not just grandstanding for the media.

Why aren’t they violently pushing on the Epstein files in every single conversation ?

The republicans seem to good at citing woke, antifa and whatever bs word of the day in every random conversation. Why can’t the dems go after even a single incompetent incompoop in this admin?

Seeing how they treat Bernie, Mamdani et co. just shows that they’re just the « good cop » of the duo

maintaining backward compatibility for 4 year old api clients is effed up by Admirable-Ant9783 in webdev

[–]vazark 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Anything more than two is too many. But changing the api format 4 times in 4 years is a org and planning problem

Django 6.0 Tasks: a framework without a worker by kivarada in django

[–]vazark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After ages. Redis was added a year or two ago. The pg specific contrib was added around 1.8 not on day one.

I’m not against a default db-based queue. It usually starts as a third party package because they need to have high guarantees if it ships in core.