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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
they definitely do. ive even seen them using it
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
i think a senior thats coming from windows would probably be better off trying zorinOS. even something as minor as the taskbar being in the "wrong" place on ubuntu could be enough to turn a lot of people off
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
E2EE - Expected to eventually evaporate
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
there is going to be a point where people have read so much slop that they will start regurgitating the same style without even realising it. or we could already be at that point
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
its funny how multi-account containers is a such a killer feature of firefox (that none of the other browsers are able to implement, as far as i remember) but its kept as an extension and they never seem too bothered about promoting it eith
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
sushtrain seems like the best option for syncthing at the moment. its a bit more polished than mobius. neither of them sync in the background but i think i remember seeing someone using shortcuts to open the sushitrain app every now and aga
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
syncthing is a very useful utility for this. just install it on 2 devices, add a folder, then the files will sync over the network whenever both devices are on. if you have an old phone or laptop lying around gathering dust you can set up s
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
minidisc has a lot going for it. you can easily carry a few around with you. you dont really need to carry the outer cases. you can put some album art directly onto them. if your player has netMD support then you can just use a web browser
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
ads can infect your system with malware. whether you are paying attention to them out not is irrelevant
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by 4k93n2 10mo ago
and also "dearrow" for good measure. it replaces the titles and thumbnails with something less sensational. not having to look at those stupid faces that youtubers make is a big plus as well the freetube app has both of those exte
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by 4k93n2 11mo ago
"bypass charging" is what you need to look for. theres a small few devices that have support for it at the moment
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by 4k93n2 11mo ago
maybe because phones have a battery (built in UPS) so they will keep running if the power goes out. its only useful if you have a router that can be powered by an external battery pack i supoose
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by 4k93n2 11mo ago
hopefully "bypass charging" becomes more of a thing in the future. a few of the latest pixel phones use it but the only other time ive seen it is on tablets aimed at gaming
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
im just imagining Tim Pool being the CEO of Apple and still wearing that beanie at every single keynote lol
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
definitely agree. too much form over function. i personally like the newsblur UI btw, i was just repeating what ive seen other people saying!
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
i was using newsblur for a long while up until recently. supposedly they have a self hosted version but i never tried it. the UI is an acquired taste i think, it has a very retro feel to it. i was mainly using it because it let you make nes
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
keepass has a very underrated feature i never see much talk about where you can have multiple vaults and have them open and search both at the same time (or at least the two apps you mentioned support that anyway). most password managers ar
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
theres also things like the M8 tracker from Dirtywave which uses a teensy board and sounds really good for a chip of that size
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
we will never really know for sute because the minis were gimped compared to the max options that had an extra telephoto lens and better ram/storage options
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
resilio sync (formerly bittorrent sync) has a nicer UI and its probably easier to use. ive been using syncthing for 5+ years now though and can't think of the last time i had any issues with it. its probably just a bit more confusing i
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
George R.R. Martin still uses Wordstar as well!
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
i got rid of my pixel and went back to sony because of the fingerprint sensor being on the back. when its lying flat on a desk you have to lift it up to unlock it, same deal when its in a dock of some sort, its very awkward. having it on th
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
its probably more of a software issue. ive had 3 phones (sony, samsung) with sensors in the power button and never had a problem
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
its hard to beat the convenience of being able to right click/radio to get new recommendations but there has to be other options that arent that much more effort either? i think you can add plugins to jellyfin. maybe there is a last.fm
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by 4k93n2 1y ago
can confirm. its even nicer with something like syncthing to sync the folder between multiple devices. you get the benefit of being able to add new tracks on one device and having them sync to the other, but still having both devices work o
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by 4k93n2 2y ago
netbird looks like it would be a better option if open source is what youre after. theres a handful of others too, nebula, zerotier, netmaker just to name a few
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by 4k93n2 2y ago
or even just keeping the ports on a separate PCB would be a help so you dont have to replace the whole motherboard when the usb port breaks i bought maybe 5 differnet thinkpads over the years and never had an issue with the old charging por
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by 4k93n2 2y ago
brilliant comment. dont forget theres also thinkpads like that W700ds that had secondary displays that extended out from the side haha
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by 4k93n2 2y ago
> Like making window borders 1px wide, even as screen pixel density increases. It's darn near impossible to resize a window anymore. check out altDrag if youre on windows (its discontinued now but i think i remember seeing newer for
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by 4k93n2 2y ago
the option to pair with an external gps would be better all round, apart from having a separate thing to carry. i have a garmin glo 2 that i pair to my android when doing openstreetmap stuff, and its something that you would barely notice i

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