BigJ1211

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by BigJ1211 4y ago
I'd recommend using [Apollo]( https://apolloapp.io/ ) on iOS and Apple silicon MacOS devices. I use that almost exclusively these days, as their web interface is absolute ass by comparison (their own reddit app is as wel
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
Have you tried different split keyboards? From ready to buy: https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/ To 'home-made': - https://bastardkb.com/charybdis/ - https://splitkb.com/produ
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
The same is true for military standards, and potentially some police forces (SWAT). Of course this should have nothing to do with a board position. Perhaps women would actually excel in board positions as those mostly have to do with buildi
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
I really dislike using the phrasing oligarch, when you can compare it to actual oligarchs. People like putin and his close ‘friends’ who use and force economic downturns so they can buy up national companies and markets so they own most of
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
r/experienceddevs is now the place for those types of discussions.
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by BigJ1211 5y ago
It's basically taking the "Thoughts and prayers" under a Facebook post to the next level. It would be fine if the banner was close-able or displayed once a day or something along the lines of that. The problem isn't that
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by BigJ1211 5y ago
Also if you look at the code samples he provides they often don't follow his own rules. (At least that was the case when I read the book, don't know if it's been revised since)
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by BigJ1211 5y ago
I just checked it on my Mac and my Ubuntu server. MacOS has version 3.2.57(1) Ubuntu has version 5.0.17(1) Apparently Apple cites license concerns as the reason for not upgrading it. Don't know how valid that is. License on version 3.2
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by BigJ1211 5y ago
The 16" MBP already had the thermal design improvements, there was a firmware issue for a short time after release that caused the thermal throttling, after they fixed that it was on par with the XPS with the same chip. The older ones
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by BigJ1211 5y ago
You can run linux on it if you want, for most productivity related issues there are open source tools like [Rectangle]( https://rectangleapp.com ) for what you're talking about. other tools like the Dash app are also amazing
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by BigJ1211 5y ago
iirc node-sass was rewritten in dart and now you just need to use the package `sass` should work as a drop-in.
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
It's really noticable when reading/writing text. I personally do dev work for a living and when I have to use a FHD screen instead of a UHD screen it's really noticable. It's kind of like going from 144Hz back to 60Hz wh
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
That 30% is also the industry standard. (Microsoft, Google, Sony, Nintendo, Epic etc). Which has only recently started to shift.
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
I think most people assume totalitarian regime that's interested in at the very least being the economic powerhouse of the world, won't have good intentions with collecting everyone's data. A far better assumption than: &quot
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
I'm using a linear columnar split keyboard now (moonlander from zsa, redox from falbatech before that). That has done much more to reduce strain than anything else I tried. I would also highly recommend getting a trackball, personally
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
I've been using it since 2 weeks now. It's a great keyboard. I was using the redox-wireless before this which is also really good and quite a bit cheaper. but the moonlander helps with my RSI and CTS more than the redox did. Got t
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
I'll try to break this down one by one. >Many video games are essentially simulators of things that we're prevented from doing in reality, because of the laws of nature or society. Whether that's dropping blocks into place
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
You can get those on banggood and aliexpress for incredibly cheap as well. You can look into nordic stuff as well for bluetooth related microboards to develop on. If you're just starting out I can recommend looking at m5 which has nice
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
You need to do that 7 days a week? Did you do that before the pandemic as well? I assume you'd go out and meet some people? Sports? Other out-of-house activities, that's all time you can use as "you" time now.
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
I threw out a laptop I had from 2008 that was at the time top-of-the-line 3000$. I bought it in the US when I was there on vacation. This was when the dollar was at such a low that I got the device for at the time the equivalent of somethin
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
Glad I'm not the only one who thought his screen was dirty because of that.
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
RevPis are literally using CM3+ from raspberry, so I don't really see the point you're trying to make there? They're also far more expensive than regular RPis. (I use RevPis profesionally with Balena for fleet management.) Ed
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
I saw some doctor using a band-aid on the nose to prevent the fogging of his glasses. Don't know how well that works, it hit the frontpage of reddit iirc.
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
It also implies you weren't the one to find it and are you relaying that information to the reader.
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
Yes I've noticed that with my younger colleagues as well. (Dev work) They can certainly type faster than the average 50-year old, but they can't touch type (or only partially). It's odd that in the day and age of a lot of com
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
> ... but it can often be some specific third party program, service, extension, or hardware... Which was often also the reason people didn't upgrade Windows. (or try MacOS or Linux)
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
The only thing you're missing is the F1-F12 keys, is this really so awful for you?
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
It does according to the website: https://remarkable.com/#Reading_on_reMarkable
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by BigJ1211 6y ago
Just because two different codebases try to achieve similar things, doesn't mean it's duplication. It certainly serves not only consumers, but also businesses well to have firefox (and mozilla) so web standards don't get dict

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