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2y ago
Even more important: with NO proprietary libraries (.js etc.) - OR - at least ones that are a) open-source and b) won't go kaboom if the company ever goes bust.
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>He said that if a building job doesn't require planning permission (small extension, temporary structure, certain farm buildings, large sheds, pergolas, verandas, sunrooms etc) then the customer might ask if he can save money by sk
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2y ago
>It should be noted that the build quality of the ThinkPad are much higher than the IdeaPad. And still, they've fallen so low in recent years I don't see it being drastically better nowadays. Had a T495 for a while. Worst lapto
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2y ago
Shocker: you have to use the Calendar app to open the Calendar.
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2y ago
Nuff said. Underneath the ever-lasting political cesspool from /pol/ and... _specific_ atmosphere, it's still one of the best places to visit for tech-based discussion.
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2y ago
It's a very clunky solution that falls apart the moment you turn on whatever Incognito was named in Firefox.
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2y ago
Google is essentially using A/B testing methods to slow it down for one group of FF users while keeping it absolutely fine for another. Funnily enough, I've been placed in this 'slowdown' group even though I am a Premium
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2y ago
It doesn't help that the maintainer is known to be a major AH on Xitter[1]. [1] https://x.com/killedbygoogle
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2y ago
>While Discord Inc. is based in San Francisco, Tencent (China) owns Discord Good to know it's yet another one in the never-ending Tencent spectrum. >Telegram seems to be mostly on the Open Web, even providing an interface to be c
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2y ago
Anxiously awaiting.
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>And I can't open each card in a new tab. Design flaw, sadly. Also very annoyed by this.
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2y ago
>Telegram is used by Russia, terror groups, and so on. As well as a lot of people in CIS countries (including Ukraine), people fed up with Meta and probably 95% of Android custom ROM communities (wild guess, do not quote me on that). Not
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2y ago
Does not run under Linux regardless of user agent or browser, while running perfectly in Edge on both Windows and macOS. Very confusing...
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4y ago
Exactly this, Edge was #1 until they started adding stuff. At this point, I'm honestly expecting them to add a OBD2 VAG debugging application as a built-in feature...
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4y ago
You're trying to find a hidden meaning in that comment which simply isn't there, buddy. The comment was straight to the point and simply correct, and you just made an ass out of yourself.
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4y ago
s/Viego and Mordekaiser/Yuumi and Yasuo
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4y ago
I create a new account every 6 months or so on Facebook when my old one gets banned for "violating the community guidelines" and I haven't been asked for an ID ever since 2019. Twitter, though, is way worse and I had to give
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4y ago
Dunno about other countries, but in Poland they steal either total shitboxes (below 2000 PLN - around $500 AFAIR in value) or luxury cars. My friend's parents had their week-old SUV stolen from them. Then they bought another one from i
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4y ago
Not him but my friend has a record that he got last year over 0.06g (0.002116438 of an ounce, according to Google) of weed. At that amount it's less than an average breadcrumb but it was good enough to lock him up for a day and have hi
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4y ago
I drove a cab maybe twice in my life, I mostly drive in Ubers. On the rare occasion the driver actually wants to talk I always get something interesting out of it. I remember driving to a friend once, and, as per usual I had selected a near
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4y ago
Bye, there goes tailscale...
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Discord is a... indecent woman to work with, if you want to build a bot once so that it works for any longer period of time... you need to wake up, because that's sadly not how it works.
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4y ago
The fault doesn't lie in iMessage, it lies in Apple in general. Google's AOSP keyboard will IMMEDIATELY detect that you are writing a link when you'll put http(s):// in front of whatever else you're currently w
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4y ago
You will consume ze article and leave positive feedback...
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4y ago
The Snapdragon 870 just to name one.
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4y ago
Is kicking out people who want to focus on pushing political views instead of actually working on said code bad?
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4y ago
Yup, they are selling usernames for $
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Thanks to lovely "2FA" methods (more likely RFA) like described here, I am currently locked out of my 15+ year old Google account that I no longer use, as they require me to provide them a verification code from an old Android pho
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4y ago
Only things I've ever noticed that had issues in modern versions of Windows with is software reliant on old, specialized hardware (for example, dental imaging software) and games. Wouldn't really put the blame in these areas on Mi
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4y ago
Fuck yeah, let's have 50 different websites doing the exact same thing. The problem with your utopic vision of competition is the fact that people need to get paid for their work.
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