Sakos

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by Sakos 4y ago
I like the Nostromo and the follow-up versions and I have one of them. I just wish there was a full keyboard version of it and the joystick is a 4-way (8-way?) hat switch, not analog.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I think if it did start happening, CEOs and management types would start caring about IT security to avoid being put there.
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by Sakos 4y ago
This depends on where you live and what the facility is like, no? At least in Germany, patient records like therapy notes are only hard copy. I don't see why they should ever be digitalized and I'd never go to a therapist or a f
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by Sakos 4y ago
The guy should be in jail with the hacker. That's crazy.
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by Sakos 4y ago
It would interest me to know what the reasons are for ground radar not being more widespread and how many accidents are preventable by ground radar yearly. My first guess is that incidents where ground radar would've prevented them are
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by Sakos 4y ago
The skill of being able to engage in small talk seems relevant here, as well as the modern view that small talk is a waste of time. I mean, I agree. I'm not a fan of small talk, but I clearly recognize that it's impacted my abilit
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by Sakos 4y ago
I use the Vimium addon ( https://github.com/philc/vimium ) for Chrome/Firefox to do this. As a bonus, I get to use the standard Vim keys for navigation. At first glance the primary benefit of Link Hints would be per
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by Sakos 4y ago
I used to use a CLI client for Reddit primarily. It was great. Maybe I should check that out again...something about the CLI really appeals to me.
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by Sakos 4y ago
T420 would be perfect if it wasn't for the god awful displays manufacturers used. I'd still be using mine otherwise. Just going from a 1080p monitor back to it was a pain. After using my M1 MBP und my 4k monitor for the past year,
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by Sakos 4y ago
I love the idea. Reminds me that I've always wondered why nobody ever made a keyboard with analog joysticks for your thumbs. Feels like keyboard design has stagnated because they reached a local maxima for being good enough decades ago
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by Sakos 4y ago
I've had this issue too, actually. I think choosing a cheap version is a perfectly valid solution. Either the cheap item meets your needs or you notice things that bother you and that experience can inform your next purchase. In some c
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by Sakos 4y ago
I was just answering the question in general, not in regards to the above patch. The patch would need to be evaluated to see how it works and whether it's safe.
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by Sakos 4y ago
> Perhaps there's a reason "touch grass" is on the tip of your tongue. You mean aside from the fact that people are insulting this guy for trying something that doesn't hurt anybody or affect anybody else? You just ca
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by Sakos 4y ago
There's a difference between "Alice thinks it's odd" and the degree of disparaging criticism I'm seeing here. I'm really disappointed by the quality of discussion on this post.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I think the benefit of WSA is that Microsoft is significantly more trustworthy (shoot me, fml) than whoever is making the popular Android emulator of the day. edit: Just noticed Anbox and Waydroid are open source projects for Linux. Can&#x2
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by Sakos 4y ago
No, the name is definitely confusing. It's only named that way for historical reasons.
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by Sakos 4y ago
> The U2 flew at similar altitudes, we still use them to this day, and they almost certainly contain far more powerful spying equipment. And if they could, other countries would love to shoot them out of the air and it would be fair. You
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by Sakos 4y ago
Absolutely, yes. It's incredibly unfair. But techbros here and elsewhere don't care about you or me or people in general and they'll think up an infinite amount of ridiculous false equivalencies before admitting the risks and
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by Sakos 4y ago
I'm more confused by these comments. Like, he's 21. This is an interesting experience and a great story to tell. Sounds like money well-spent and I'm glad he's experimenting in unusual ways. That's what makes life i
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by Sakos 4y ago
It's important to evaluate the negative reviews for yourself. Often enough they'll complain about things that won't bother me or aren't relevant to the product itself or what I need it for. The frequency is also an impor
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by Sakos 4y ago
Yes, definitely.
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by Sakos 4y ago
That's an important point. I don't believe reviews should leave out preferences. They should be explicit, yet distanced enough. I judge games through the reviews based on how I've contextualized a reviewer's likes and di
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by Sakos 4y ago
I wonder how useful it would be for a dislike button to require a brief statement explaining why. I'm not a fan of dislike/downvote buttons in general because there are so many different reasons why something could be perceived as
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by Sakos 4y ago
I do this for everything. Negative or low score reviews for products on Amazon are the most useful for deciding whether something might not meet my needs.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I wasn't sure how to put it into words and this was exactly what I had in mind.
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by Sakos 4y ago
It's been interesting. Fastmail continues to be effective in filtering out spam, but Gmail seems to be faltering as of recently.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I think people should primarily be mad about AMD continuously raising prices (particularly in lockstep with nVidia), because limiting supply naturally follows from that as a consequence or side-effect.
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by Sakos 4y ago
This is insightful, thanks.
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by Sakos 4y ago
I think it's bizarre EA seems to be a movement with power structures. I always just thought EA was a philosophy and based on that I felt it was an interesting idea. I don't have to worry about sexual harassment when I'm consi
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by Sakos 4y ago
AUR is one of those "at your own risk" repos where I always check the pkgbuild and comments of a package first before installing something new. I don't know why I should hesitate to trust the default repos though since they&#

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