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by 369548684892826 1y ago
Why not? Someone has to do it.
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
So if this is real then it's got to be some widely installed keylogger?
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
Just FYI, Voidtools Everything can also search the contents of files
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
I've found Samsung A9 to be good for this. After enabling developer settings you can make it so the screen never turns off as long as it's plugged in. Plus there's an option to not keep the battery at 100% charge so it's
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
I've also heard good things about marp [0], and it gets bonus points for being FOSS 0: https://marp.app/
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
People will literally build their own music apps instead of switching to Android. Is it just for the blue bubbles, or because of how everything "just works" (unless you want to play offline music)?
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
Thanks for mentioning this, it looks exactly what I want; a markdown web app that stores the files using the filesystem on the backend!
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by 369548684892826 1y ago
Exactly, glad I'm not the only one!
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
None of this applies to Darwin though, he was wealthy and didn't need to think about "working the farm".
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
If you've got linux on it have you tried enabling zram? I use it with aggressive settings on my X1 Carbon G6 with 8GB of RAM and it effectively gives me somewhere around 15GB of RAM. It does need a reasonably fast CPU, but probably wor
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Yes, there was a race track at Brooklands. Some sections of it are still there including some steep banked track.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Either way, delivery driver trips have been reduced
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
This is the same name as Microsoft's very popular keyboard for iOS and Android https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SwiftKey
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
>> 1. Parking apps are worse than parking meters. > I certainly don't agree with that one. I really don't miss having to pay for a fixed number of hours and then having to figure out what to do if I'm running late (o
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Actually, maybe this is what the government's end goal is. Free money!
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Fair enough, I've only tried it on Kubuntu 24.04 and it's been really good.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Equivalent to $3.36 including any sales tax in UK edit: these are brown eggs, not sure it makes a difference (very rare to find white eggs here)
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
> I tried zed and it doesn't work with Linux Did you mean to say Windows? It definitely does work with Linux
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
An open source, fast, customizable cross-platform text editor with native UI and support for plugins and language servers. I don't think there's any other software that can tick all these boxes.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
You didn't mention debugging (breakpoints, step through, inspecting variable values at runtime). If you are writing code and aren't doing these things, you probably should be!
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Doesn't this idle at about 100 watts though? Which would be about £25/month for me. I found a lower spec Ryzen 5700 system which idles at about 20 watts is more than enough for Jellyfin etc.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
This probably works best in Idaho
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
I don't know if I would say 13:59 is 1 PM Follow up thought: Could you also make isit2pm.com and so on, so I can use this to tell the time?
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
I like the build of Iosevka that the Zed editor people made, called Zed Mono. It's hosted on github [0] but there are no screenshots. You can see kind of how it looks in the screenshots of their editor on their website though [1] 0: h
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Happy Solsthelion! It's not the best portmanteau though as it's taken the 'sun' part of both its donor words. Happy Peristice!
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
As a user that might use referral links to support the youtube channel, I do feel in an indirect way this does hurt the user
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
No disagreement here, I was just trying to answer OP's original question. I tie my bank accounts to two devices in case one goes wrong, and neither of those leave the house to reduce the chance of getting lost or stolen.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Apps offer built in biometric login, websites don’t. So that’s one difference, and maybe it’s also the answer to the question of why they don’t allow rooted devices which might allow bypassing biometric checks.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
Do you have a way to get push email notifications? Last I checked the way to do this is with IMAP IDLE but that seemed to drain the battery quite quickly.
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by 369548684892826 2y ago
I’ve only used a little bit of Go. If the API is going to be small and simple I’d use Go, the build and deploy process is probably going to be slightly easier to deal with? Otherwise I’d choose Kotlin because it seems a more fun and flexibl

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