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5y ago
Microsoft went the opposite way with the Ribbon, but then went the same way with the Windows 11 right-click menu.
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5y ago
The new Volkswagen ID.3 has the same issue. Would be great if it had some more physical buttons (although it already has more than a Tesla).
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5y ago
There's a beautiful song by Vienna Teng called The Hymn of Acxiom[1][2] that covers this nicely. It's in the form of a hymn sung by the data collecting machine itself. It starts off like a message of love and reassurance, but the
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5y ago
I'm still using mine. I want a small phone and there's literally nothing to upgrade to, even on Android. The iPhone 13 Mini looks okay, but is still a bit larger.
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5y ago
The original 2016 iPhone SE is still arguably the highest performance small smartphone ever released as well. Good thing it's still supported because there's nothing to replace it in the same or smaller dimensions.[1] [1] Here
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5y ago
My personal hot take: Folders are just heirarchical tags. Tags are just non-heirarchical folders. Both can be compared to programming classes, with subclassing representing folders (key negative: Can't inherit from multiple parents), a
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5y ago
The Samsung DigiMax V4 camera did it right in 2003. Comes with a high capacity custom rechargeable battery, but no need to find another one if it ever starts to wear out - you can use two rechargeable AA batteries instead in the same batter
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I've got the opposite problem here. I like showing all the active icons (although I also try to keep them to a minimum) and Windows 11 removed the option to always show all. Now any time you install something with a new icon, you have
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5y ago
Just want to say thank you for posting this, because I've been trying to work it out for the last half hour.
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5y ago
Yeah, I use this feature constantly. I have e.g. wp to search wikipedia, im to search imdb, di to search dictionary.com. For anyone else on Firefox, there's no need to go through a search engine or install anything. Just follow the ins
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5y ago
I do think I'm still missing something, because if I wanted to travel the other way, from O'ahu to Marqueses Group, I should be travelling south-southeast. But I don't see how that can work out on the Tupaia map.
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It took me a while to understand what they meant by "north is in the centre". Here's my understanding, but correct me if I'm wrong: - Compare the Tupaia map vs. conventional map shown in the middle of the article. - On t
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For the lazy: https://i.reddit.com/r/charachorder/
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You might well be right. I was at university during that time, and people would legitimately see that someone else had wobbly windows and cool effects and end up getting Linux because of it. Just looking at all the options in the Compiz w
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5y ago
Similarly if a Reddit link on mobile ever harasses you to get the app or whatever, just change the www to i. i.reddit.com is the low-bandwidth mobile site.
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Evolution of the Eye
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Fixing Computer Space (2015)
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There was a feeling when playing the PS1 like everything was being pushed to the limit, only just under control. Textures swimming and popping and little gaps appearing in the world as you explored it. Much like saturation on an audio track
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5y ago
This honestly looks like pretty much exactly what I was after, thanks.
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Hi, thanks a lot. To answer your questions: > You're looking for an x86 (Intel/AMD) OS. Correct. > 32-bit or 64-bit? 64-bit - assume a relatively modern laptop as a target platform. But 32-bit is fine. I'm sure I wouldn
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5y ago
Thanks, this looks interesting as well. Fun to find out about all these relatively small projects that are hard to search for.
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This looks very cool (although also very work-in-progress, judging by their long TODO list on GitLab). Thanks for linking it! I'm going to look into this some more.
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Ask HN: Is anyone making a simple and fast OS with limited functionality?
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I wish paste as unformatted was just the default.
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> It sounds like some people... I'd be that person. "Propagate" strongly implies a push model to me; parent-to-child reproduction like an organism.
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I was just going to ask, how does Lego possibly have a claim on the brick design when they ripped that design directly from Kiddicraft?
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A little unfortunate if they just used the automatic Google info results. The duck one is the Indian Runner duck - a Mallard would make more sense per the emoji.
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Funnily enough, despite that brand new absolute mess of a website, the ancient original Winamp Forums are still running: http://forums.winamp.com/
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The cars shown on the Inspection page[1] are certainly not from the 1990s. [1] https://www.toyota.co.jp/en/kids/car/inspection.html
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I used to play it back in around 2002. I'm in New Zealand. I heard about it from a friend telling a friend. Great game.
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