Telaneo

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by Telaneo 7mo ago
Now imagine if that error said 'Error 11: A memory error occurred. Your program may be faulty or misbehaving. Contact your software vendor." That's miles better than what most things provide. That one's a good example of
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
This is because error messages have historically been bad, unintelligible, un-actionable, and hard to separate from soft errors that don't actually matter. 'Segmentation fault. Core dumped.' 'Non-fatal error detected. Co
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
The T&Cs of the current VPN still say Mullvad provides the service. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/legal/terms/subscription...
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
> Customer service has different meanings. Personally I prefer good, simple and effective documentation. I hate having to use a phone to explain problems. It's ok to do it in person, but not my preferred way. Same. If things have go
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
> Wireless alerts are completely optional since GrapheneOS adds a toggle for the otherwise mandatory presidential alert type. This is particularly useful in Canada where the government abuses the system and sends every type of alert as a
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
Most websites are not a piece of art made only for its own sake an beauty (or lack thereof). The unstated intention of most websites is to transfer information to the reader. Making the reader dizzy, or hiding some of that information behin
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
Agreed on all points.
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
> They didn't go out of their way to make your life worse. Most people don't, and yet they still make our lives worse.
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
I'm mostly with you, but I don't feel the need for separate mouse buttons, so long as the touchpad can give me feedback on clicks. If the whole touchpad is the button, and two finger clicks work for right click, then that's a
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
On the one hand, I agree with you given that state of the world. On the other hand, that state of the world shouldn't exist. It's incredible to me that it's not illegal.
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
VRChat came out more than 5 years before Horizon Worlds did, and already had an established player base by the time Horizon Worlds even came out. It was in early access for ages, but that didn't matter to the VR audience, who's us
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
About time. I guess there are worse things Facebook could have spent their money on? I remember saying to someone one day that while Facebook kind of seems to be going places with their VR hardware, their software division were just reinven
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
It runs just fine at 165 hz for me. Given that xrandr and CRTs have been around for a while, and both have supported high refresh rates for a long while, something seems fishy here. Something is probably at fault, but it's not X11.
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by Telaneo 7mo ago
On the one hand, I'd love a judge to respond 'yes' to all of these, if only to confirm how ridiculous they are and that a reasonable implementation is impossible. On the other hand, I'd hate for a judge to respond '
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
> My point is that even if you were a robot, if you had feelings. This is one of the biggest reasons I'd rather be a robot. The anguish they cause me do not help me. > He couldn't really compare between two decisions. Such i
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
I'm not a big fan of eating, so yes please? Even if I then want to indulge in something tasty every now and then, the option to just 'top up' without actually eating is hugely attractive.
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
On some level I agree, but I don't think most of my fellow humans would agree. Either way, editing away the need for social connections from humans seems to be quite a long way from our current level of technology, so it's not rea
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
I'd rather be a robot than a human, so from my perspective, the answer is clearly clearly none. I just don't have the option of turning into a robot.
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
> You don't do anything involving realtime image, video, or sound processing? Nothing that's not already hardware accelerated by the GPU or trivial to do on CPU. > You don't want ML-powered denoising and other enhanceme
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
I'm not sure these people like Windows as much as they like what it does for them, but they are willing to put in significant effort to remove the normal Windows roadblocks and annoyances, and thus are willing to hack and chop it to bi
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
If we're going to ban ads, just ban them all.
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
There are a few HN readers out there, but none of them are official as far as I know.
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
Believe it or not, I'm not feigning ignorance. I just lead a very different life from you. > Myself personally, I work remotely. I might be running errands during the day and still be monitoring Slack so I can be on a call at 6 or 7
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
> Yes you will if you think most communication personally or even work related is happening via email… The same principles apply to Slack, Teams or whatever else you may use. I don't do work outside of work hours, so what would I kn
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
I'm not trying to say my way is superior. On the contrary, I'm asking what use cases you have that you are unable to solve. If you have a genuine need to send emails from your phone at a moment's notice, then I can't arg
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
> every time they need to respond two words to an email I don't have my work email on my phone, and personal emails basically never need any actual response. > call a uber This is a few clicks and not a big ask regardless of the
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
I'm sure they do it that way. I'm also not convinced there's any actual need to do it that way. You also didn't answer my question. Nothing in your travel scenario there, if I were in your shoes, would need me to use my
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
Is there anything you need to do during that time? Or are you looking to fill that time with whatever to keep you occupied and enjoy whatever? If it's the former, you lead a very different life from me. There are very few things in m
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
The things that require more than a few taps to do aren't things that need to be done at a moment's notice. Those things can wait until I'm at my laptop.
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by Telaneo 8mo ago
It wouldn't be so bad if both options were available. By all means, have your giant pro max or whatever if you want, but that shouldn't be the only reasonable option.

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