Legogris

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by Legogris 4y ago
Classic. Best (and commonly?) delivered in a thick Skane accent.
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by Legogris 4y ago
“Computer Culture” is also similarly full of these sorts of “no true Scotsman” arguments, as well as deferring blame to other systems, and “oh you just simply need to use [operating system] Instead”. These are all things that make computing
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by Legogris 4y ago
GNOME and Ubuntu are not representative of "Linux culture".
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by Legogris 4y ago
> Ubuntu is a pain to work with. Something as simple as changing the mouse scroll speed requires creating a bash script. This is Ubuntu and GNOME both having adopted unfortunate strategies wrt UX in recent years. They seem to be trying t
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by Legogris 4y ago
No, not by a stretch.
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by Legogris 4y ago
That's assuming validators are economically rational actors and that external incentives don't outweigh enclosed ones.
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by Legogris 4y ago
I think they're referring more to a scenario like a contention in which chain constitutes ETH Mainnet in the first place. Like fork split like the following: 45% of validators sign on fork A 45% of validators sign on fork B 10%
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by Legogris 4y ago
Damn, that does sound terrible.
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by Legogris 4y ago
Anecdote from someone in their mid-30s: I've spent the majority of my professional life fully remote. The few years I have spent in an office, I've really appreciated. These days, I do miss the meat-space office and having in-pers
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by Legogris 4y ago
To what extent it matters: I happen to have be quite familiar with Swedish copyright (apart from more recent changes made after the events in the article). > but Swedish law looks a bit vague and it’s possible to assign ownership via imp
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by Legogris 4y ago
s/gun/phone card/
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by Legogris 4y ago
Why is it a problem?
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by Legogris 4y ago
Taipei is up there.
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by Legogris 4y ago
For sure. Slight tangent from OP: > Is climbing Mt. Fuji worth it? > Yes, though it is very on the beaten path, and you can infer some things from that about what the human experience of a Fuji trip will be like. As for the hiking tra
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by Legogris 4y ago
> modern day equivalent of a nuclear scientist So a nuclear scientist...?
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by Legogris 4y ago
The reason that comment on Christmas was downvoted was likely not because the sarcasm was not obvious (it was). It simply doesn't add anything of value to the conversation. Independent sarcastic remarks tend to get downvoted.
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by Legogris 4y ago
For JS, You are basically talking about Lavamoat. It provides tooling and policies for SES, which aims to make it into standards. https://github.com/LavaMoat/LavaMoat https://github.com/endojs/endo
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by Legogris 4y ago
It's always a gamble with new laptops. I've had multiple Thinkpad T-generations from T410 to the latest. Sometimes it does works flawlessly out of the factory at purchase. This time, it did not. The 12th gen Intel CPUs have a hete
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by Legogris 4y ago
You certainly know what you're talking about because from a lot of experimentation, my take on the state of 2022: If you want the "works so well it's boring", go with X11. The one exception, as you note, is multi-DPI,
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by Legogris 4y ago
It's nuanced. Consumer prices (with some exceptions, like gas and raw produce) and worker wages have barely moved at all. It's eerie. It makes me sad to think about that a lot of service staff is already living tight on eq ~7 USD&
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by Legogris 4y ago
If you have a compact one that fits in a bag, you can bring it fine on most intercity trains (though ideally you'd want to check before with the particular line). In local transit it's mostly frowned upon, especially in denser urb
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by Legogris 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. I did (hitchhiking/walking/bus) part of the Kumanokodo over a couple of weeks back in uni. Truly awesome experiences. Mt Koya (easily accessable by public transport from Osaka/Kyoto) is a real power spot f
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by Legogris 4y ago
I do it from time to time. I like just taking back roads and exploring the countryside and nature. Lots of cultural heritage all over. I'd recommend spring or fall (summer if you stay north/mountains or are a really hot person; wi
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by Legogris 4y ago
Was running it fine on Linux IIRC (maybe look it up if you're actually interested?), but again, long time ago so things may have changed. EDIT: Things seem to have deteriorated quite a bit and no major improvement in sight. Maybe not a
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by Legogris 4y ago
Last time I tried (granted, years ago), BankID was still relatively straight-forward to set up and use on a PC. Not all sites support the flow, though. Authorities should also still accept alternatives like Freja (if there's anything t
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by Legogris 4y ago
They're becoming optional in most models and dropping completely in some (like T14s). Meanwhile, older lines with the port are being replaced with new models sans. While some models do come with it, they are by now in a minority. http
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by Legogris 4y ago
FPS title on first-gen 3D consoles. Had lots of fun with Turok 2 back in the days. Replayed it recently. Felt like rewatching Transformers.
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by Legogris 4y ago
Seems inspired by 思い出は億千万 https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=Dz4giR9Ru10
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by Legogris 4y ago
Hey, I'm not expecting you or anyone else to spend time or resources on this. These threads were all prompted as replies to different forms of dismissal of other individuals claiming that element-desktop is slow. I want Element to be
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by Legogris 4y ago
There are two issues filed already which I think sounds similar enough, and from the referenced it obviously scales: https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20431 https://github.com/ve

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