16bitvoid

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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
There's also Portmaster[0], which is open-source and supports both Windows and Linux. 0: https://safing.io/
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I feel the trend to bigger phones is probably indicative of phones being the sole computing device for more and more people. Anecdotal, but one example is my parents. I've watched them go from having desktops to laptops to iPads while
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Ah, I see what you were saying. I read your comment as being of the perspective of a non-programmer, given the context of the parent comment you replied to. Specifically, this part: > Given the premices on which the Python language was d
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're saying that 1-indexed arrays are counterintuitive, but if you are, my experience has been that 0-indexed arrays are more counterintuitive to non-programmers, since most people count or make ordered lists sta
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Just checked: Ashley Madison is still in business and reached their highest (known) peak of users in 2019, about 4 years after the leak.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Coder Radio podcast uploaded the document to the show notes for their latest episode[1]. The first link[2] in the PDF does link to some internal Google resource that requires an @google.com email address. 1: https://jblive.wufoo.
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
I can't speak to its validity, but the way it was explained to me from a neuroscientist a few years ago is that the general hypothesis now is that some people have a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia and that predisposition sort
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Couldn't you just use Fish or zsh-autosuggestions? I don't see the benefit of using a web api or AI for every keystroke when the current solutions work well enough.
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I'm partial to Core Common, Core Uncommon, Core Rare, and Core Legendary.
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On one hand, Microsoft has been ridiculously scummy lately in regards to Windows and Edge (e.g., dark patterns everywhere) and I downright abhor what Edge has become. On the other hand, programs probably shouldn't be able to silently c
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
Microsoft has made some Windows-based optimizations to things like memory management. But, as far as I know, they've been upstreaming those optimizations back to the Chromium codebase. There are some things that aren't upstreamed
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I've noticed that this only happens to me if I edit a login from the iOS password integration rather than from the app itself. For example, if I hit the password icon on the keyboard to bring up 1Password and create/edit a login f
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by 16bitvoid 3y ago
> At some point that money needs to be converted to fiat which means I still need a commercial account.
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What's wrong with 1Password?
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Right, but I assume the first sentence refers to CentOS and the second sentence of "sunsetting" referring to the end of CentOS and the start of CentOS Stream. After all, CentOS became a part of Red Hat back in 2014 and stopped in
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> Under Red Hat control, CentOS no longer modeled RHEL production code but was marketed as a beta—a preview of what was coming down the pipe. Eventually, the company sunsetted the project entirely, and as a result, new copycats emerged.