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by Tmpod 2y ago
+1 for LazyVim I got fed up of tweaking my own config and keeping up with the very fast moving plugin ecosystem. Gave LazyVim a try (after using LunarVim for a bit) and it's been a breeze. It's very well polished and maintained by
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by Tmpod 2y ago
I don't believe the scrollwheel works to seek video, not sure, but MPV can go frame by frame. It's bound to the keyboard by default, but you can tweak your config and bind it to the scrollwheel.
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by Tmpod 2y ago
Qt has some commercial license only components, but the majority is open-source. In fact, the KDE Free Qt Foundation ensures that the framework is always available under GPL+LGPLv3.[0] Anyway, there are some languages specifically desgined
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by Tmpod 2y ago
While that's certainly the plan, Matrix is still not at the "can't use it wrong" stage Signal has gotten to. Verifying multiple devices is still inconsistent and often requires multiple tries (may be an issue with the ma
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by Tmpod 2y ago
Cinny's latest update seemed really good and juicy, with lots of important features finally added. Haven't tried it proper yet tho. My issue with anything not Synapse (for now), is migration and atability. Conduit is still somewha
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by Tmpod 2y ago
SimpleX looks really interesting. Will have to read on it. Seems somewhat like "magic", is there any gotcha?
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by Tmpod 2y ago
> it was bootstraped by the Israel based company that runs US telephone surveillance That argument, again. It's been some 7 years since Amdocs withdrew all funding, forcing the devs to create their own independent thing. Since then,
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by Tmpod 2y ago
Could you elaborate your points? I'm particularly interested in "Matrix isn't really decentralized" and on which XMPP client you're using on Linux. Thanks!
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by Tmpod 2y ago
I think you're underestimating the power of defaults. Most people are just going to use whatever default the system/browser uses and not bother changing, most won't even know how to do it.
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by Tmpod 2y ago
Yeah here in Portugal we have a ton of those too. Each municipality has its own cm-<name>.pt domain, but there some exceptions. For example, Lisbon's domain redirects to lisboa.pt, and while no other major city I know does this,
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by Tmpod 2y ago
Oooh nice! I hope they learn from extensions like Sidebery :)
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by Tmpod 2y ago
With Signal you actually do. The APK gotten from their website isn't the same from GPlay. It has an auto updater (will prompt you with a notif when a new version comes out, which you can click to install), and doesn't come with a
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by Tmpod 2y ago
On desktop, on Android and iOS it uses the OS keystore. It really should do on desktop as well, Windows, Mac and Linux (through freedesktop standard) all have APIs for that, there really isn't much excuse. Desktop Signal has always had
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by Tmpod 2y ago
> Being Android you'd expect some way to provide a dummy contact book, location & other accesses that apps need. Yeah, definitely. It would be so nice to have that built in. With LSPosed and XPrivacyLua, you can block/give
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by Tmpod 2y ago
This is a great project! Once you use it, it's hard to go back, you'll miss a lot of these fixes.
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by Tmpod 2y ago
I believe they meant X.org, the graphical stack used by most graphical Linux systems.
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by Tmpod 2y ago
Thank you for the explanation, that makes sense. I will be buying your game and most likely the DLC too! Congrats the on the launch and good luck with your future projects :)
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by Tmpod 3y ago
As can rust-analyzer, btw. It's very useful sometimes.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah, I have similar experiences. When fatigued, my English speech stops being as fluid and my stuttering intensifies (akin to higher stress levels). I've also observed that in those cases, mixing language becomes much more common, inc
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I think perhaps both use and order have an effect on the cognitive effort one has to put in to speak in a language. You probably started learning English at a fairly young age (less than 15?), which certainly helped you cement it as a &quot
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I can't speak for Chrome nor VMWare, but Firefox and OBS have received "Wayland native" screen capturing functionality, through XDG portals and Pipewire, as far as I'm aware. As a side-note, I've recently discovered
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I'm sorry to raise your blood pressure (;p), but this laptop (bought over 3 years ago) hasn't seen anything else other than KDE Plasma, the first couple of months with X, but with Wayland since then. I have seen none of the issues
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by Tmpod 3y ago
The article isn't on Sci-Hub yet, but its pre-print version is on arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.08491
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by Tmpod 3y ago
It's a bit sad this isn't the norn for education articles (and mostly everything else too). Bartosz's dedication and craftsmanship is really inspiring.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah, seems like a small enough thing to get your hands dirty. Might give it a shot soon, thank you for the suggestion!
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Just be careful not to use the same account/database/vault for OTPs and passwords, when using a manager like Bitwarden or KeePass, otherwise they no longer contribute a second factor to your authentication. To be honest, password
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah, that's why I also don't use the OTP features in Bitwarden (Premium), despite using the software as my password manager. On my computer, I also use a distinct password to protect my pass-otp secrets.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I use it almost every single day, it's pretty simple and neat, haven't had the need for anything fancier.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Regarding (a), apart from the inicial account setup, you can actually use the desktop client fully standalone. Regarding (b), yeah that's still a bummer, though, depending on your country of residence, you can get throwaway SIM cards f
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by Tmpod 3y ago
That's actually pretty smart hehe You fatigue the cheap hub instead of the expensive laptop port.

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