Epskampie

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by Epskampie 5y ago
Recycling and repairability are not mutually exclusive, more often quite the opposite. Also, there are many devices where i don’t care for newer models, like the dishwasher.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I’ve recently started repairing more of my own stuff, and it’s actually really fun. I’ve replaced the clickers and scroll sensor on my Razer mouse, resoldered bad connections on our failed washing machine, and removed a piece of dust that
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by Epskampie 5y ago
“ the language is actually appropriate in a wide variety of situations, and has libraries to back it up in all of those”
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by Epskampie 6y ago
I would say next.js comes closest for a ‘nodejs server framework’ for me. It’s really great to only use one language for frontend, backend and templating.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
It's not profitable yet because people can still switch to other browsers. When chrome has a monopoly, they will be gone in a heartbeat. Also, look into what chrome recently did to the APIs adblocker extensions use, even in the current
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by Epskampie 6y ago
The "solution" of installing an extension is a bit shortsighted. Google can and will just remove the possibility for extensions to block FLOC in the future, when it's deemed profitable to do so.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
For those interested in trying out the spreadsheet model in actual programming i recommend Mobx. It tracks what values are used in which calculation, and auto-runs them again, just like a spreadsheet.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
It’s under the three dots icons at your overview page.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
The article explains exactly about how a growing list of issues, with every ticket needing time and effort to figure out is bad for their mental health. Then your response is: "no, every ticket should stay open until it gets a response
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by Epskampie 6y ago
You could also say “discussing movies as effective as therapy” which is quite an interesting find.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
There's a ton of other functions you need like element.addEventListener, insertAdjacentElement, XMLHttpRequest (when you need progress) etc. etc. At that point you might as well save yourself and the person after you a major headache
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Please consider making the left and right arrow keys half-height, so you can easily feel them out by hand. Macbook recently made this change with good reason. I’ve got the older model, and it’s hell if you’re used to a standard keyboard.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Reading the article, it seems like facebook is actually the one who has capitulated: > Going forward, the government has clarified we will retain the ability to decide if news appears on Facebook so that we won’t automatically be subject
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Click the three dots on the thumbnail and select “not interested”. The algorithm will stop showing similar stuff.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
No source, it just seems like basic logic to me that people who don't spend a lot of time on your product are very prone to cancelling. The linked article seems to confirm that Stadia is not doing so great. Busy people are a great mark
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by Epskampie 6y ago
This is the problem for Stadia, it’s target audience is gamers who don’t have a lot of time to game. That is not a fruitful market.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
I’m still stuck with crappy nvidia without wayland support. Can anybody recommend a reasonably priced amd card that will drive my 4k screen nicely?
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by Epskampie 6y ago
You must have missed the last five years where Apple is looking to extract increasingly more value from “services” i.e. the app store. They very very much want to retain their monopoly there.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
When reading this I instantly get this sinking feeling of another doomed Windows version. Why does microsoft insist on trying to make versions that are less featureful, and have less hardware compatibility? Those are windows’ strong suits.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Probably forced by technology, browsers don't allow autoplay with sound anymore.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Yes, ‘set -euo pipefail’ is a must for safety in every bash script, I had to learn that the hard way too. More info: https://vaneyckt.io/posts/safer_bash_scripts_with_set_euxo_p...
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Some feedback: it fills my browser history with a lot of entries.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Thanks, I already tried that once before and it didn't really make a difference, will try again. On GNOME you can't use wayland if you're using nvidia's binary driver, which I am.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
I’ve found that firefox has become quite slow on X11 on linux, can anyone suggest some fixes? Can’t switch to wayland because of nvidia. On windows it’s solid however! Edit: just saw this in the release notes for 84: “ Additionally we'
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by Epskampie 6y ago
I recently tried to use htmx because i like the idea. I made a table where you could click lines to expand them. Now, clicking a line would request the subcontent and insert it, easy-peezy. But now i want you to be able to click the line ag
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Install nautilus typeahead search fork to fix that: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/05/enable-nautilus-type-ahe...
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by Epskampie 6y ago
The weird thing is, ads from the same domain already would be a lot harder to track. For some reason very few sites switched to this approach.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Haha yeah it’s hilarious. Amazon is trying to make headway in the netherlands, but their website gives such an insanely untrustworthy vibe with all the trash results and unclear vendors that I’m gladly paying a premium to stay with the know
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Feels like it. Don’t get me wrong, I think sketch is great, but no way i’m going into apple’s walled garden voluntarily. Very happy that figma works on linux.
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by Epskampie 6y ago
Now you are just confirming that you need to understand promises to use async.

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