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If you have to evacuate because explosives may drop on you, in how far is that still hybrid anything..?
Karte dran, Tür auf, Fahrer:in muss nur noch aufpassen, dass alle einzeln einsteigen. Dann müsste man nur noch nicht-übertragbar Tickets abschaffen und Kontrollen sind obsolet
I mean, Europeans colonized the Americas, so...
Dagegen könnte man jetzt folgendes halten: Drehkreuze/Personenschleusen (die sich nicht ohne weiteres überwinden lassen)
What if we 👉👈
What if we explored our belly buttons? 👉👈
Okay that seems just straight up illegal.
That's no problem actually, given that Windows frequently copied KDE you'd just go full circle
Why does this read like some random social media rant? Have all good writers been killed by settlers too?
Also, why exactly are we hating on the countries that decided to do something right?
Next distro war is WW3 confirmed
(btw. isn't France already developing an Ubuntu based distro? Do they hate Snaps too?)
Matrix is a good idea in principle and the 2.0 protocol (as well as the implementation) is in very good shape. Sadly Element is the most feature complete client for using it and frankly: it's trash. Both desktop and app, X and non-X. It's buggy, unreliable and unpolished. It certainly has gotten better, seeing how they went from borderline unusable to at least the core stuff working, but they move incredibly slow. If you think Signal is moving slow, you haven't waited for Element features (to properly work) yet.
I personally find Fluffy Chat to be more enjoyable, but tbf I basically have to use it, because I need to use multiple accounts. Element just straight up doesn't support that for whatever reason - I don't think any other client either. It comes with its own set of issues and shortcomings however. There simply is no app that supports everything and works flawlessly at the same time. To stick with my Signal comparison: Signal just works. It self-explanatory and you need to do next to nothing for it to work. This is not the experience you can expect from Matrix in general, because the way the protocol works makes everything more complicated.
The only major alternative I know is XMPP, which in my experience next to no one uses. I have very limited experience with it, but 'Conversations' seemed fantastic on the surface. Much, much simpler and cleaner than anything Matrix. But again, couldn't actually test it, because no one uses it lol