Feathercrown

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by Feathercrown 3y ago
One compelling reason is so that when pointing at something with the cursor, it doesn't block the thing you're pointing at. If the cursor was mirrored or even centered, hovering over a button would obscure some of the button. This
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
It's not incredibly stupid, because making it backwards compatible is impossible. How could IPv4 devices ever use IPv6 addresses? They simply don't have enough space to store the bits in the address.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Obsidian has tabs, you can right click --> open in new tab
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Why do that when there are ready to go OS options that require no config?
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Reading these comments... this is a disaster.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
I find the modern version easier to read, with the exception of the tangent in the middle.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
I kinda like doing those things
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
I would totally buy that metal press
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
The Sponsorblock chrome extension does wonders
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
"up/down/prev/next" is a fascinating control scheme but it makes a lot of sense
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
This actually seems like a great use-case for FOSS. Lots of people have tried their hand at this, so why don't we all put a little effort in to get it done?
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
> the best solution is to use your own website for everything You can host your own fediverse services and won't have to worry about being censored
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
I've always found the idea of collecting a bunch of dead ends and tying them together to be beautiful.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
I got there from google so I didn't know these were a thing-- thanks!
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Can't forget Project Orion! Just nuke yourself into space!
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Isn't that almost exactly what happened at github too?
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Compilation error: I don't feel like it
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
I've read the docs. Too much explanation of command line flags, not enough practical examples. It is thorough though.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
But having AI extend your notes includes all the loss of the initial summarization, with extra AI randomness on top. It can't recover the information lost in the summary, that's what makes the summary lossy.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
Which the author would be kind to do and post with the example.
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
> Linux has a very nice way to do this [...] which does not always exist Some things never change haha
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by Feathercrown 3y ago
That was very cool... hard to start and stayed difficult throughout!