PKop

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by PKop 3y ago
I like Tab Center Reborn, then use userChrome.css to hide the native tabs. I also set the preference browser.compactmode.show=true to enable the "compact density" in the customize toolbar section. Good use of screen real estate wi
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by PKop 3y ago
Nice.. definitely a bit chonky but distinctive. I like the yellow. Hadn't thought of doing that but I probably would prefer something besides the default blue.
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by PKop 3y ago
I like to keep the Windows install around on small partition as I find at least on Thinkpads the Vantage app on Windows often has firmware and bios updates more available/earlier than on linux but ymmv. Plus is there for random need fo
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by PKop 3y ago
And you can easily make KDE title bars even smaller by changing the title text size, and use global menu and hide title bar in maximized windows. Massively better use of screen real estate than GNOME. Imo much more "professional"
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by PKop 3y ago
If you can't conceive of some adversary being aggressive if they perceive you as weak, then you don't understand geopolitics or history. So yes, credible deterrence by means of a powerful destructive weapon can prevent war and mai
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by PKop 3y ago
The low birth rate is a macro phenomena in response to massive population boom and limits to growth, a significant one being living space. Packing even more people into these nations, with the added political tensions of making them forei
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by PKop 3y ago
High population density, like many of the other low birth rate nations. At some point people don't thrive living so close and crowded together. The carrying capacity of civilization has its limits.
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by PKop 3y ago
The question was obviously referring to money not owed.
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by PKop 3y ago
I want a smaller human population.
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by PKop 3y ago
Firefox on Linux because touch-pad gestures for forward and back navigation don't work on Chromium browsers and also Firefox gives me a nice vertical tab setup with Tab Center Reborn + custom userChrome.css A tip I found recently in ab
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by PKop 3y ago
Weakening both Europe and Russia in relation to themself. Part of the rationale for NATO, for blowing up Nord Stream, and any other geopolitical strategy that causes chaos on the "World Island"[0] and opposes consolidation/st
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by PKop 3y ago
>"making quality deepfakes" and "AI is useful" Excellent point, as the broad output of most of this so far is just more fake garbage that clutters everything up with generated spam (except to be fair the code tools li
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by PKop 3y ago
Perhaps this was the point of your comparison, but it's funny because "safe" deposit boxes aren't safe[0] https://archive.is/63xoB
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Oregon turned on its own trailblazing drug law:'Not the utopia we were promised'(theguardian.com)
3 points by PKop 3y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
How is it better than VSCode?
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by PKop 3y ago
If it is, then returns of the product will be pretty normal too.
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by PKop 3y ago
I don't think there's been much success at least in comparison to prior computing device forms. This[0][1] is going to constrain the demand and popularity for sometime, and has so far, along with the price given the physical disco
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by PKop 3y ago
Being uninterested is not a bad argument against a product, it's a good one.
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by PKop 3y ago
This is a non-sequitur. My point was, the more people that don't even have a desire to try VR, the less likely that VR will succeed. Pre-release demand for iPhone was huge. Let's say 100% of people don't even try VR because t
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by PKop 3y ago
>such opinion would not be worth much Not thinking a device is even worth trying, let alone buying itself plus 10 games is worth quite a lot in supporting the argument that these devices won't have mass appeal or success, how could
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by PKop 3y ago
Debating with men that a minimalist wedding will suffice is pretty humorous; these aren't the people that need convincing or dominating the demand for extravagant weddings.
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by PKop 3y ago
A huge portion of men would fine with this and wouldn't regret it either, but it doesn't happen that often for obvious reasons and likely never will.
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by PKop 3y ago
I would call it less than nothing given it's not profitable[0][1] until there's evidence of pay off in future earnings from content and the operating losses are overcome. [0] https://xrdailynews.com/quest-3-bom-pro
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Vision Pro Review: Apple's First Headset Lacks Polish and Purpose(nytimes.com)
39 points by PKop 3y ago|72 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
That would kill Apple as an aspirational luxury brand by tying their product market to old people with dementia. They survive and thrive by being associated with youth, vitality and cool. It's not clear that the complexity of UX involv
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by PKop 3y ago
Disagree. The type of people that like Instagram won't just arbitrarily start using threads which appeals to different audience. In that sense we will see if demand for a new twitter can just be created out of the user-base of Instagra
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by PKop 3y ago
This would be a bad idea to pull Twitter users who don't like or use Instagram. You're unnecessarily combining to disparate social apps.
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by PKop 3y ago
Yes, you can absolutely curate your feed by following what you want to see more of, marking suggested tweets you don't like as see less often, block people etc. This is a non-issue.
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by PKop 3y ago
Yes but it doesn't hurt your neck or make you sick after a few hours while also having better resolution and easier usability for basic computer interactions. Vision pro as desktop computer replacement sounds like a Rube Goldberg solut
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by PKop 3y ago
I don't see a virtual screen being as nice or productive as an Apple Pro XDR for actually doing computer work. Too many layers between your eyes and the pixels, and then all the drawbacks like weight and finicky input glitches.

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