16bitvoid

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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
The description by the author makes it confusing with "network" being used in both terms; definition of one and the term itself in the other.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Same, but I think you got it backwards, at least based on their description. User-generated content = content generated by all users (i.e., users you follow and users you don't) Network-generated content = content generated by users in
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I only have the one machine and I'm not buying another just to move to Linux. Maybe when it's time to upgrade, I'll go for an AMD GPU and move to a Linux distro. Regardless, I mentioned other software besides video games and
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
That's a fair point, but even if they got rid of this loophole, I'm sure there'd still be a registry or group policy loophole. I'd totally switch to Linux if it wasn't for my gaming library, my Nvidia card, and some
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Of course, but what's your point? That's not meant to be rude. I'm just confused because I talking about myself, not "most windows users".
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I'm not familiar with extension development or their capabilities, but perhaps the extension author can remotely activate the malicious parts after it passes the update process and perhaps Mozilla doesn't have the manpower to manu
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
What I've done is sign in using some throwaway account on setup, create a new local user once logged in, login to the new local user, and delete the old user with the Microsoft account. I think you can also simply unlink and sign out o
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> As mentioned in another post I maintain a list of weird links you can browse at random if you want to do some browsing https://theforest.link/ Out of 6 random tries, all were dev oriented and none were what I would con
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I think you can lock a page to prevent editing on Notion, but I'm not sure if that's something only the owner of the document can do. A dedicated read-only mode would be useful though.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> VR glasses have not yet gained mainstream acceptance among the general population in the way that phones had achieved before the iPhone. The same could be said about the iPad and Apple Watch, no? Tablets and smart watches weren't
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Yes, but it's not very consistent. For example, Safari will not maximize if you double click the title bar. It'll just maximize vertically.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Different SSRIs affect everyone differently. My guess is that this is primarily because the underlying cause and mechanisms of depression vary between people. For example, some people may find no relief because their depression isn't c
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
The point of the article is that many people rely on Reddit being a major source in Google results (i.e., appending "reddit" to a search) because of how terrible Google's "organic" results have become with ad and SE
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> Second, get off your drugs. No offense, but I'd rather leave any advice related to medication to a doctor, albeit one that you trust. While SSRIs (and SNRIs) do tend to make symptoms worse, this is typically just during the onboar
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
To add, it's also the how the information changes over time. Often, the same questions get answered and similar topics get discussed multiple times over the years for the topics where related information doesn't remain static. It
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Please no. Just have a button appear on the toolbar to install the site as a web app if it has a web app manifest, like Chromium browsers do.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
That makes sense. I was just a bit confused. I wasn't aware that's how the wishlist was used by some. With that said, I imagine Linux users are probably more familiar with that use than Mac users (i.e., power user vs. casual user)
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> My own game's wishlist stats are showing Mac is less popular than linux! If you're talking about Railgrade (from your bio), couldn't that simply be because your game only shows as supporting Windows? Why would a Mac user
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I haven't used the Linux client in years, so I don't know if it's on par with Windows/macOS versions, but I imagine the biggest selling point is downloading your playlists/library for offline listening. Plus, IIRC,
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
No. That's the limit of how many queries can be made per minute on the free tier, but it doesn't state what the free tier entails or what it can be used for. My guess, based on Christian's post, is that third-party clients wo
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I wish it would default to unzipping the archive to a folder with the same name in the same directory (without the pop-up window asking me where to unzip it to) when I double-click it like on macOS or most Linux file managers, but to also h
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
There's a section in the linked article about improvements to the taskbar, including the following: > You can now quickly identify and access any instance of each app housed in the taskbar with just one click. All instances of the a
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
In fact, if you disable web search via a registry value or group policy (don't remember which), it becomes a lot faster. Not Everything fast, but significantly faster nonetheless.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
For The Wolf of Wall Street, the following result using wolf + money bag + roadway was considered wrong: > The guess is: The Wolf of Wall Street Reason: The movie is about the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker who defrauded
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> There's a reason Zerodium values iOS zero days less than Android ones too [0], which is quite telling of the amount of them they already have in stock. You could be right, but I don't think it's a given that the latter f
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I don't think it's sarcastic. COSMIC is still early in development and they're contributing upstream to Iced to improve it. And as the Iced repo[1] itself says, "Iced is currently experimental software". 1: https:&
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I personally just use "X site:reddit.com". It's more verbose, but it does what you want. EDIT: There's also a !bang that does the same thing: !ddgr
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
This feels like a combination of Airtable (before the push to be a no-code app platform) and Reddit. This seems way better than the public Google Sheets that make their way around the latter site. I'm curious though. How do you plan to
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Do you mind elaborating? I don't get how they're comparable. Vetted.ai uses AI to rank products based on user reviews and check prices across retailers. OP's project is a community-based, collaborative database (almost a fusi
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
IIRC, Toolbox is less buggy and better tested according to some discussions on both Fedora Silverblue's and Toolbox's GitHub issue trackers. I don't have links on-hand (mobile), but the discussions should be easy to find by s

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