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by Krssst 3y ago
Android uses the Linux kernel and keeps up with upstream to some extent. macOS uses the XNU kernel. Though as a user that likes having control over the software, I recognize that not having GNU/Linux being number one is a bit of a wast
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by Krssst 3y ago
I sometime use Edge in an attempt to get HD on DRM-heavy streaming platforms that are not satisfied with what Firefox provides. I can live without 4K but 480p at a low bitrate is a no for me when watching a show I care about.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Tried installing Mandrake 8.2 in 86box for a similar nostalgia trip. Unfortunately the kernel kept panicking when rebooting after install. Installer worked well however.
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by Krssst 3y ago
> nicer animations Pointless comment: I can't help but feel that the nicest animations are no animations. I think it's just that each time I see animations I try to imagine what Star Trek would look like if each tap on an LCARS
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by Krssst 3y ago
> In C, you have to be really careful with your flow control and memory allocations I was going to ask if an early return could still be called "early" if there were resources to free, but I would say error checking after locki
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by Krssst 3y ago
Release date: 2043. The feature set is far from the same scale as RCT1.
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by Krssst 3y ago
A nice office does not give the commute time back; people will get less rest time (less productivity). It does not prevent colleagues from spreading COVID (more sick people, losing a tiny proportion of the workforce to long COVID periodical
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by Krssst 3y ago
Indeed. Living without Android seems mostly feasible however, while living without Windows looks quite difficult (meaning: more jobs require Windows than Android). And Android is not pushing me ads for Chrome, it's basically like older
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by Krssst 3y ago
I only ever used the web version and found it okay. I like being able to use extensions against my mails (however they seem to randomize element IDs in the DOM so I cannot use uBO to remove annoyances). Is search fast in the desktop version
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by Krssst 3y ago
For e-mails, you could try using the web version of Outlook from Firefox.
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by Krssst 3y ago
At least you can always uninstall Chrome.
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by Krssst 3y ago
> Make a better product and people will actually use it. If I am frequently advertised a product or tricked into using a product against my will, not matter how good it is I will prefer alternatives. (not saying that's Edge; I have
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by Krssst 3y ago
70% is the capacity factor of the plants, not the ratio of nuclear-generated electricity in France's grid (though it's also around this value if I record well). Nuclear can do load following: https://en.m.wikipedia.org&
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by Krssst 3y ago
Not only coal: in the end, transports (cars, trucks) and other industries (steel making) should also stop burning carbon as much as possible, so keeping the current quality of life would require increasing electricity production significant
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by Krssst 3y ago
What fake disease? CDC does not say it's fake. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects/...
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by Krssst 3y ago
You can disable autoplay of videos on hovering in your YouTube settings. I disabled it and hovered videos stopped being added to my watch history. https://support.google.com/youtube/thread/130441859/how-to-d..
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by Krssst 3y ago
And African countries may have a younger less overweight population along with a climate that requires less gathering inside.
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by Krssst 3y ago
They would lose because the response was appropriate with the given information at the time. (and the lower risk we enjoy today is thanks to vaccination and natutal immunity of the survivors).
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by Krssst 3y ago
No large industrialized without large hydro resources manages to run on NREs + storage only. France does with nuclear + hydro.
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by Krssst 3y ago
If I want some sort of remote control or automation, I use products that rely on an IR remote. This way a Raspberry Pi with an IR LED can do anything I want without depending on vendor software.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Remove alt tab delay: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/2741/remove-alttab-de... Removes the 150ms delay on alt tab that remains even with animations are disabled. Not sure why there is a delay in the first p
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by Krssst 3y ago
Thank you. I used the 3M FFP3 in Europe and they were quite comfortable but importing them is a bit expensive in addition to the mask itself (I don't reuse if I wear the mask for more than 6 hours). I keep a small stock for wave peaks
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by Krssst 3y ago
> The Pentagon said on Thursday that it has operated 46 biolabs in Ukraine handling dangerous pathogens, after previously dismissing the charges as Russian propaganda. What is the official source? And what does that have to do with covid
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by Krssst 3y ago
How does protecting one's own health relate to having a superiority complex?
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by Krssst 3y ago
Is there a way to get FFP3 or equivalent masks in the US?
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by Krssst 3y ago
What tinkering?
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by Krssst 3y ago
Occasional spreadsheet user. Was using a well-known proprietary software until now but LibreOffice's interface is much easier to use for me. I don't have to keep looking again for the place each option is. Especially, in Writer, a
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by Krssst 3y ago
> since at times more then half of it’s nuclear power plants are off-line Happened a few times only in 2022 because of covid + an issue affecting many plants being discovered as far as I know. Now being fixed. Otherwise worked pretty wel
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by Krssst 3y ago
The phone in question has smooth animations. They're just very slow as if to show how smooth and cool they are. It's also from a very well-known brand. I could double animation speed with developer settings but even with this I fe
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by Krssst 3y ago
If this is valid, how about the countless animations everywhere in UIs today that waste time for no other reason than looking pretty the first hundred times? The application switcher on a phone I use has a switch time of 0.5s-1s with animat

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