HugoTea

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by HugoTea 7mo ago
You can, but you need to be on an instance, go to https://loops.video for that experience. joinloops.org is more of an onboarding site it seems
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by HugoTea 7mo ago
This is the same philosophy as the creator, the sign-up flow does not ask you to select a server it defaults you to loops.video Maybe the app is different? I haven't tried it yet
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by HugoTea 8mo ago
All dozen of them :(
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by HugoTea 8mo ago
If they turned out to be magic I'd be more surprised
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by HugoTea 8mo ago
I do a similar thing but use the start menu search, Ctrl-C, WIN, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-A, Ctrl-X. You can do it all in one hand and can get really fast, assuming the start menu doesn't lag behind. There's also the downside that it publishe
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by HugoTea 8mo ago
Looks incredible, well done
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by HugoTea 8mo ago
I do, I buy albums on Bandcamp, rip my CDs, and as a last report buy MP3s on Amazon, which are surprisingly DRM free.
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by HugoTea 9mo ago
Hard to be sure on HN
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by HugoTea 9mo ago
Genuinely if you know how to disable it globally I would be interested to know.
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by HugoTea 9mo ago
I've always hated middle-click-paste, but trying to turn it off quickly rears a bigger issue, it's somehow deeply embedded in Linux, disabling it in Gnome would leave it enabled in other places like FireFox, which leads to searchi
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by HugoTea 9mo ago
Conspiracy or not, it being CIA funded is the most plausible explanation for why they'd make such an expensive purchase and do nothing with it.
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by HugoTea 9mo ago
2011: Microsoft buys Skype for $8.5 billion, rebrands Lync to Skype for Business, an incredible branding manoeuvre. 2012: Skype peer-to-peer nature and end-to-end encryption removed. 2017: Microsoft launches Teams, competes with own product
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by HugoTea 10mo ago
Nokia too
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by HugoTea 10mo ago
We're now living in a world where cheating can mean an AI running in the monitor firmware and making decisions based on pixels. I fear soon the only way is to just avoid playing competitive games with strangers.
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by HugoTea 10mo ago
There are many things they do which Apple argues benefits their users, but end up benefitting themselves in suspiciously manipulative ways. I'm not shocked they entered a 10 year contractual agreement, and that just so happened to allo
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by HugoTea 10mo ago
I think of it more like Ikea furniture produced in a factory vs an artisans hand-crafted chair. One of them is made with love and care, the other is an industrial product, one of millions. The difference with video games is the artisan&#x27
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by HugoTea 10mo ago
To be fair, they added that after an upgrade removed all of your files, so perhaps they felt they needed to re-assure the public it wouldn't happen again. It's a shame they didn't instead invest resources into actually making
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by HugoTea 11mo ago
Even just knowing that most of the time if I launch an application from the terminal it'll probably tell me what it's doing. For Windows, I'm looking for log files uhh... maybe %appdata% somewhere... maybe C:\Windows\Temp...
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by HugoTea 11mo ago
Asking Bing AI anything to do with MS Purview, (which is an M365 product for a range of data security applications), will result in several answers, all wrong and outdated, pointing to documentation that is also wrong and outdated, pointing
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by HugoTea 11mo ago
They did some research elsewhere on dropdowns and found a lot of users do not realise they can scroll through the list and would get confused, might be why they ruled out dropdowns entirely for date pickers.
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by HugoTea 11mo ago
The Gov.uk design team published research around data entry for dates https://designnotes.blog.gov.uk/2013/12/05/asking-for-a-date... Ultimately they found the best experience was three text boxes, day, month
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by HugoTea 11mo ago
Depends how it goes down, if a company goes into insolvency all security policies are off the table and random hardware can get shifted into lot bidding.
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by HugoTea 11mo ago
They gained the ability to read, which is a big step for quality of life and accessibility. It's not just books, things like reading your own mail, the menu at a restaurant, train departure times etc. all goes a long way to regaining i
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by HugoTea 1y ago
Fascinating, thank you for sharing.