Keep in mind that some killall implementations do not take arguments and instead literally kills all processes. You might want to use pkill instead.

And when you try to cancel it you'll see it was actually $59.99/month with a minimum runtime of 12 months.

That probably means it was silently cutting off the password until now. Cursed, reminds me of the original unix crypt() which I think did the same.

The author is the creator of sourcehut, literally a platform for collaborative open-source projects. I think he’s done a lot more useful than set up a new Matrix instance.

None of these examples are for parsing English sentences. They parse completely different formal languages. That it's text is irrelevant, regex usually operates on text.

You cannot write a regex to give you for example "the subject of an English sentence", just as you can't write a regex to give you "the contents of a complete div tag", because neither of those are regular languages (HTML is context-free, not sure about English, my guess is it would be considered recursively enumerable).

You can't even write a regex to just consume <div> repeated exactly n times followed by </div> repeated exactly n times, because that is already a context-free language instead of a regular language, in fact it is the classic example for a minimal context-free language that Wikipedia also uses.

All this theater makes it look like a lot of their security is dependent on App Store verification. I hope it isn't.

Yes it can. You need to download the necessary maps first before you can search for addresses though.

Sir, this is ~~a Wendy's~~ !technology

Safari is great. Quick Look, syncing tab groups, good touchpad navigation, non janky UI and probably more are my reasons for using it. I just wish it was possible to have shared bookmarks with Firefox which I use on Linux (or have an actual Linux port of it even but that's even less going to happen)

My boldest claim is that Flatpak is going to kill off the necessity for RPMs, Debs, APKs, etc. for most end-users.

No it isn't, until you can build a Linux system on top of only Flatpak. And guess what you have then? Yet another distro using a different packaging system with its own opinions, just like the rest of them. And there will still be other packaging systems because not everyone will agree with how it does things. Especially once developers start including questionable code in their Flatpak packages, because nobody is there to stop them, which distro maintainers are going to strip out in distro packages because it's harmful to users.

I'm surprised they haven't killed old reddit after all this other BS yet, tbh.

There’s no issue sharing boot partitions unless you use Grub. (Please stop using Grub)