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by Tmpod 3y ago
Unless the device is malfunctioning or otherwise damaged in a meaningful way, I don't see why it would be time for new a laptop, after only 3 years. I bought mine with the prospect of it lasting at least 6 years (and it's going st
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by Tmpod 3y ago
First of all, congratulations on building another option for OSS funding! Now onto the questions: How does Polar compare to other open-centric platforms, such as OpenCollective? The latter has some great transparency features, are you plann
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by Tmpod 3y ago
UnifiedPush distributors such as ntfy.sh seem to work pretty well, in my experience. They don't seem to affect battery life much (at least according to system graphs) and they work well.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
This. An e-mail based workflow is much better for non-developers because you don't really need to create an account and faff around with an unfamilar plaform, it's just e-mail. The issue then becomes using a good local VCS UI an
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah it doesn't. But there is MoltenVK[0], which translates to Apple's Metal. [0]: https://moltengl.com/moltenvk
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by Tmpod 3y ago
> They also said they’ll be supporting AV1 and NVENC codecs soon You mean HEVC (x265)? I believe NVENC is just nvidia's hardware accelerated implementations of existing codecs. Anyways, that sounds really interesting for both stream
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by Tmpod 3y ago
> They could just be in the process of making a TF2 port to the new source 2 engine Highly doubt that, TF2's development has pretty much been on life support for quite some time, merely including art work and patches made by the c
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Could you share a screenshot of that messave or an invite to that server?
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I hadn't heard about Amper yet, it seems quite neat. Thanks!
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by Tmpod 3y ago
> Which is probably comparable to the energy used to train AI models used in reCAPTCHA. I had not considered that. Naturally, we're just speculating here, but yeah that does sound plausible. I was also no aware of the "hard&quo
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I've been wanting to try something like that with neovim's remote features, but haven't found the time. Has someone attempted this? If so, how successful was it? I've always been a big user of powerful laptops because I
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I've found multiple features and motions that do not work the same as in (neo)vim and end up breaking my flow a bit. However, I have to agree it is probably the best vim plugin I've seen anywhere, and is life saviour for me :)
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I haven't used Solid in years , how is it doing nowadays? Since I switched to FX, I have not ever changed, it's just so darn powerful, well designed, small and has no ads (you can buy premium for a tiny price). It's one of
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by Tmpod 3y ago
> I admit I would really like a 'delegate function call to <object>' construct Yeah, I'd love to see Kotlin's delegation[0] developed further and appear in other languages as well. [0]: I admit I would really li
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by Tmpod 3y ago
mCaptcha is interesting, but I wonder what its energy impact would be on a sufficiently large deployment, e.g imagine we replaced all reCAPTCHAs with mCaptcha.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I'm not quite sure either, but AV1 seems to be the free format alternative to HEVC. However, it lacks the level of hardware support the latter has achieved, which is very much relevant for TVs and such, seeing as software decoding (of
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah, one of the big chains here implemented that a few years ago and it's quite nice. You get all the benefits of human cashiers while eliminating the multiple queue issue. A lot of people still prefer the old way, maybe because the l
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by Tmpod 3y ago
You need to enable the DASH format in the settings if it isn't already, I think.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Didn't know about that, neat! I use multiple addresses as well and sometimes I forget to change when starting smth new. Not anymore :p
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by Tmpod 3y ago
It looks like it uses Qt under the hood, so it likely leverages it. Haven't tried yet though.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
You can use their cloud, but if you're technical you can also self-host a server instance. In that case, it's usually recommend to stay way from the complicated official implementation and instead pick vaultwarden, like another co
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by Tmpod 3y ago
It does, in the premium plan ($10/year).
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah that's a good point. I have pretty much all my passwords on BitWarden but no 2FA tokens to avoid "putting all my eggs in one basket". If you centralize both secrets, you don't really have two factors of authenticati
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by Tmpod 3y ago
That's a very high salary in a lot of places, perhaps the developers don't feel the need to get 100k+/year...? .-.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Yeah, it has nice funcional capabilities and libraries (like Arrow[0]). [0]: https://arrow-kt.io
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Recently watched this detailed and well sourced video by LEMMiNO on a particular prespective, might be of interesting for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u7euN1HTuU
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're describing but I believe Plasma and Dolphin work like that. If you drag and drop a file into a program it will select that file (if it expects a dropped file) or paste the path. You can also d
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I'd say they use a rolling release distro like Arch or similar, where packages are updated very often. In fact, I believe Arch even has a tool to seamlessly manage multiple Java installations.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Like the other commenter said, Matrix is very extensible, as you can just send custom events as you wish. There's also lots of emerging non-IM platforms built on top of Matrix, like collaborative whiteboards, virtual rooms, embeddable
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Matrix 2.0 will put an end to that trait plaguing the protocol's viability. With the new "sliding" sync, clients will be able to fetch stuff much more efficiently (and more akin to Discord's API, for example) than before

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