Ah, that makes sense. Appreciate the follow up!
DahGangalang
joined 2 years ago
Hmm, they don't seem to (currently) make smart phones.
I do like the philosophy they seem to be promoting though, so if grapheme can make that happen, I'd love to get in on it all.
What's framework?
Did a quick internet search, and I see the concept of a "framework phone", but I'm not seeing it as a brand. Can you link to what you mean?
Better keep your gun on those fritz
Came here to ask this.
My former-army wife had some guys who would wear these to the range, and they were the most flamboyantly pro-lgbt people I've met, coming from a range of ethnic backgrounds.
There's a lot to criticize, but I'm not sure this is the right criticism for this exact moment.
Not something I follow closely, but to give a synopsis as I remember it:
One of the execs (I think it was the CEO?) made a pro republican post (on twitter?) celebrating Trump's presidential victory in ~Dec 2024. Seems like he spouted on about how republicans are the party of privacy and such.
The post got a LOT of backlash and was taken down, but the same guy is still running the show. With the general gloom about republicans running the US, a lot of the privacy minded types have grown bearish on Proton overall.
This bearishness has been compounded by Proton focusing on new products (specifically an AI- chat bot and Proton Wallet) over perfecting old ones (making Proton docs usable, improving Linux support, etc).
I don't think there's been any other motion on Proton losing it's privacy first ethos, it seems like its mostly a gloomy outlook on the direction the company seems to be going / seems to want to go.
5 min of research shows xenomorph v romans is not in any upcoming movies and now I am sad.
I want this in my life now.
Is there actually a way to do mapping (like google maps) with Vim? Or am I reading too much into the meme?
I thought the point of metric was to have scalable numbers.
Why are they presenting this as millions of Kilowatts instead of Gigawatts?
Prolly just a water drop.
I'm also on board with this.
Sounds like they're saying the un-shot ammunition found with the rifle had the engravings. If I'm mistaken on that, could you please link to where they're saying bullet specifically?
Still, as someone who's tried to paint tea cups, have to agree, curved surfaces are a bitch to mark legibly (probably harder on the smaller surface of a bullet casing).