The only things I’d like to see right now is the port GTK4 and the OKLAB/OKLCH color space.

Functions and derivatives, from late high school to college. They were extremely tedious, and I had to learn tens of formulas I don’t use very often.

What’s the drama with GIMP? I only know it took forever to port to GTK3.

Do we Latinos join the club or not?

We love to mess with speakers of other Romance languages.

Look up APL and Uiua programming languages.

Western Armenian or Eastern Armenian?

I’m a native Spanish speaker, it depends on the language and the person.

Spanish has very few diacritics, so it’s quite understandable in ASCII (áéíóúüñ). But I guess it would be a lot harder in other languages like Czech or Vietnamese.

When I program for myself or in public repos, I tend to code everything in English, but when I have to do projects with classmates at my university, I usually do it in Spanish because they are not great at English.

Yes, you can opt-out of in regular DDG.

I don’t believe it’s a fair comparison, there are more guns in the US than people.

They should have turn it into the default and remove AI or make it opt-in.

I used DuckDuckGo in the past, it’s pretty nice but it’s proprietary and the company is a little bit too much pro-AI. They made a poll about AI approval and despite the majority of people were against, they kept it on their regular website and launched DDG No-AI instead.

Now I’ve moved to SearchXNG (https://searx.ononoki.org/), and it’s very good but the Bing search engine has a weird bug where doesn’t give relevant results. You can fix this by using DuckDuckGo and Brave engines instead.

I wanted to play Fortnite again but after seeing Epic to approve the AI Slop in their shop, I deleted my account and never looked back.

Proton as a product is mostly fine in my opinion, I believe Andy’s opinions and the response from the organization is what people don’t like.

I forgot that, thank you.

Their post looks AI generated.

I don’t think telemetry is inherently bad though, it’s nice to have some information to fix stuff but it should be transparent and the data shouldn’t be sold.

I hope the project lives on in the long run.

Native Spanish speaker here for all your needs.

I’m pretty sure only the frontend will release but no server code will be released.

I mean, it’s the Android Open Source Project. Restricting it would be against the interests of the Free Software/Open Source movements and I believe that’s a violation on the principles of the project in my opinion.

I don’t know, but I’m not sure if a government funded fork would be the right move.

Many people have their doubts about using funding for things like that, I wouldn’t be opposed to it but Europe has other problems that people might consider more urgent.