Dunno, any accessibility sensible page should be navigable by tab and then left arrow right arrow should just move the slider 1 by 1.

Yeah, it’s not really describing the disabilty itself, but the severity of the disability. Right now there are different importance numbers for different levels, like 35%, 67%… They could be called “mild”, “severe” or whatever, but I guess that having a numbers allows for future revision of levels and adding new grants/tax exemptions to different numbers. I was kinda pissed that you were posting this on softwaregore without proper context but since the first comment (mine) is clarifying it idc anymore XD.

BTW, it’s the first time I have ever seen that website. If you are looking to relocate to Spain the typical sites for tech jobs are LinkedIn and InfoJobs. Good luck!

The disability certificate goes from 0 to 100 and is given by the social security. Depending on your general or mobility percentages you get extra helps or tax returns that barely cover the extra costs from therapy or general help.

I see nothing wrong with that slider? They are quite literally asking you if you have an official certificate and its percentage so that they can get grants by contracting you.

If it wasn’t obvious I was trying to make a joke by imitating the tempo and the content of what the first comment said, but about addendums.

Not sure if the joke was conveyed correctly.

Yes, that’s is how addendums work. They elaborate on what has been said to repeat what was said in a more complete manner, sometimes with examples.

Not necessarily, I usually downvote comments where there are enough rebuttal replies but I still disagree heavily with what’s being said. I am able to provide the Nth coherent rebuttal but I’m just either lazy or I don’t want to contribute to the spam.

Spain idk but an autonomous region of spain does hace one, lemmy.eus

Granted that for most newbies doing archchroot from a live USB is complicated enough to reinstall. In any case, as you said, systemd-boot works fine and it’s the default now in EOS so who cares.

For example a friend of mine decided to reinstall bazzite because he changed his GPU from nvidia to amd, when and uses the default drivers… Yes a simple search in bazzite’s download page shows the three coands that have to be executed to rebase the system to the non nvidia one if you like having extra space but… A full reinstall is crazy.

I really need to set it up, not because I have issues but because having backups feels so nice.

“I didnt read the changelogs”

I have never read the changelogs and I have never broken my EOS install ever.

Weak bait.

Cofigure swipes to hide posts and just swipe them out? Idk, it’s not hard.

Yeah, the UX of alexandrite, Voyager or even the Voyager web app for PC are sublime. I don’t see any difference from reddit tbh.

There’s several blogposts on the issue. If you don’t mind I’ll link some

https://www.hadet.dev/Manjaro-Bad/

https://github.com/arindas/manjarno

The grand deal is that you probably won’t notice much issues unless you tinker a lot, but claiming to be more stable than arch while not doing much to be as such and then actually being more unstable ends up with a passionate hate crowd.

I disagree that json is not human writable. JSON is perfectly writable since it has explicit visible separations between elements.

It might look ugly but it’s perfectly readable and writeable.

Granted, I always read json after parsing it with an auto formatter. Maybe that’s why people say that json is difficult to read? It’s true that unformatted json (minified) is way worse than yaml but no one in their right mind would not format the json, specially when it’s natively supported by most code editors.

BTW, about documentation, post formatting json looks very much like a yaml, all yaml docs can be converted to json instructions if you think a little bit.

Once the file is big enough wouldn’t it be better to convert it to json before editing, then converting it back?

Let the computer deal with indents and all that stuff.

It’s been a thing for a while with rolling distros, let’s hope the release based ones ship it and their the flatpak issues so most users can enjoy sharing the screen with friends soon.

Anything that lets me avoid the aberration that is Grub is great.

Even if the username changed, having some feature where you can transfer your account and follows, history and notify all to your followers of the new name so their follow list gets updated could be coded, and it would make instance hopping relatively easy.

I’m against reserving your name in all instances but having a feature to change the handle and that all your followers don’t suddenly know who you are is important. Something akin to creating the new one, notifying of the change and leaving the old one directing to the new one for some time.

Or just not letting you swap to an instance if the handle exists. Idk. But this would make me actually start using mastodon if it were a feature. I might even start a fork and work on it.

In linux it doesnt have a tray with mail count that sends a notification when new mail arrives. It’s a pretty basic feature nowadays to be honest. It didn’t even have the auto fetch every 30 minutes when I switched!?!! Like Thunderbird expected me to click on the sync button every 30 minutes. That’s not how people use email I’m sorry.

I agree that all those calendar and contacts features are completely unnecessary and that it could integrate with other tools instead, but the main use is lacking.

HTTPS has way too much bloat for it to be relevant where SSH is used. Its a protocol to send hypertext in a secure way, SSH is a secure shell. Saying that we should use https out of all tools as a SSH replacement is wild.

I call you a troll because is my kindest way to say that these opinions that you have are so out of touch with development since more than 30 years that your opinions are just wrong and you are saying them with such conviction that either you are intentionally misleading others for laughs (a troll) or it’s a worse alternative. Yeah I was avoiding having to scrutinize your inability to recognize how the programming world has evolved in the last 30 years. Hell, mobile phones didn’t really exist 30 years ago!