Semaphor

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by Semaphor 3y ago
If it's the same, then some people here posted really bad videos of it ;) FWIW, my wife is tiny (160cm) and still does the reverse grip method
782.
by Semaphor 3y ago
Used to use that as well, but the selection was too limited for me, so I first switched to chocolatey, and nowadays, winget. This way I can install almost everything I want with one command. I'll post my list tomorrow when I'm bac
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by Semaphor 3y ago
That is fascinating. Just asked my wife, who's from another continent, she's as flabbergasted as me.
784.
by Semaphor 3y ago
What other way is there? This is how I learned it from my mom and have done it ever since. Edit: I guess there's this rolling method, which seems a lot more convoluted based on the videos.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Just saw this mentioned above, might as well ask here: why? It looks to only support a small fraction of features.
786.
by Semaphor 3y ago
Does it have feature parity? Just from the list it looks like it only supports a small fraction of what Irfan view does.
787.
by Semaphor 3y ago
Still a part of the standard software I install on every new install.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Doesn’t that completely disable them, only without the convenience of a toggle?
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by Semaphor 3y ago
I wish gif’s adhered to prefers-reduced-motion and preferably only played on interaction. I use Toggle Animated Gifs [0], but it’s a global on/off switch, requires a reload, and doesn’t show a hint that something could be animated. [0]
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by Semaphor 3y ago
9 comments on it when it was posted August 31 last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37340361
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Are there even any non-VC-backed companies with those issues? Whenever this drama and forking happens, it seems to be venture capital.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
I use and love fm, but I agree
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Most captcha solutions are also hard for me, but easy for computers to solve. So I really hope their use doesn’t get expanded even further…
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by Semaphor 3y ago
It’s why I was a bit scared when reading the title (though the screenshot makes it look like I’ll be fine), I’ve had two open source apps make their UI/UX vastly worse recently with major updates (granted, I’m assuming some people like
795.
by Semaphor 3y ago
Isn’t it more that Samsung, almost like apple, has great cameras? At least that’s what I often heard, I don’t go near flagship devices and root everything, so no personal experience.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Never got the DVU connection, my AoE1/2 clan had .de.vu before we got a .de, I also know several other people in my class who had one. On the other hand .tk is more something I remember in connection with spam and scam :D
797.
by Semaphor 3y ago
With me not speaking French, I’d assume those are a bit happier with English, considering that I can talk with them ;)
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by Semaphor 3y ago
de.vu was popular in Germany for subdomains, I had a few of those. Also a .tk one later.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
My understanding (I watch in English, after all) is that for them, the dubbing actor is actually an important part of the character.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
> As a German I use browsers in English I think we are a pretty small minority. Even Germans that are very fluent in English tend to use everything in German. And for that matter, though my sample size is far smaller there, so seem other
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by Semaphor 3y ago
FeedDemon Pro [0] -> Google Reader -> a lot of experimenting with all the new readers before finally settling on Newsblur [1, 2] -> TT RSS [3] for a while, until my install had some issues -> I decided to try FreshRSS [4] which
802.
by Semaphor 3y ago
Fair enough, kinda works with neither group. Usually not enough compute for homelab, but care way too much about storage for selfhosted stuff.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
In my experience, homelab means high powered or at least a lot of compute. People like me who have tiny, power saving devices are in the selfhosted communities. There's no definition like that, but it happens to turn out that way.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Funnily enough, I’m currently reading the 1995 Sci-fi novel "The Star Fraction", where exactly this scenario exists. On the ground, it’s Stasis, a paramilitary force that intercedes when certain forbidden technologies (including A
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by Semaphor 3y ago
My experience with FFMPEG is that it’s usually not directly distributed for probably those reasons. The only times I remember getting it directly with software, was for GPL software.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
Interesting examples. Also, a weird take for them to think that’s not triggering the virality, if not that, what then? Directly using the source code only? > the GPL is about the spirit of the license, not the exact words. They often say
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by Semaphor 3y ago
> There’s a lot of GPL software that operates in the grey (and many OSS devs who don’t understand their license choices), Do you have examples? What kinds of misunderstanding are there? And what gets clarified by this case that wasn’t cl
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by Semaphor 3y ago
We use HTML & CSS to create invoices and some eBooks, one resource I love is print-css.rocks [0] which has a comparison of tools available (for us Weasyprint [1] is good enough) and also several tutorials of how to accomplish tasks. [0]
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by Semaphor 3y ago
It is. But it's also normal. Selfhosted is a big enough sub to still have some issues, but it's also small enough to still be high quality and push many assholes out.
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by Semaphor 3y ago
"seemed" and "apparently". I don’t think they are hiding it from anyone but you. The author reflecting why they got this much-valued access is the actually interesting part of this.

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