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by Vrondi 4y ago
Yes, but all of those deprecated elements can still be rendered just fine by some of the current browsers. And even if, say, you couldn't display an index page with frameset, then the stuff inside the frames is just plain old html file
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by Vrondi 4y ago
It is my understanding that no matter which server you sign up on, you can follow people on every other federated server. So, it doesn't much matter what political stance each server officially takes, because the bubbles are connected.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Basketball shorts _these_ days tend to be huge tent-like things that come all the way down to the knee and hide any hint of the actual shape of the hips/thighs/bottom of the man wearing them. Which is not exactly sexy.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Sure, it is available, but _why_? For years and years now, even low end devices are perfectly capable of playing media over a network without transcoding being required? Why do people think they need transcoding? Are they streaming to ancie
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by Vrondi 4y ago
...and how secure is this?
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by Vrondi 4y ago
But Jellyfin web client can't play a lot of common media file formats, because the browsers cannot play them.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Yeah, I haven't needed transcoding since I was watching stuff streamed from my PC to my PS2. The entire existence of Plex, I've been confused about why so many people thought they needed transcoding, because even low end devices c
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Just like Obsidian, right?
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by Vrondi 4y ago
But on OSX, there are TONS of choices for music apps. You just need to bother yourself to explore the landscape a bit. Nobody will force you to use Apple's apps. On Android, PowerAmp is still there and still the best. If anyone ever fo
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Is Jellyfin yet able to actually keep up with auto scanning for new files without taking an entire day? I don't want to have to manually tell it to update all the time, and I don't want to have to wait over night if I let it auto
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by Vrondi 4y ago
I thought that it has long since been understood that any trait which does not inhibit reproduction is ignored by natural selection, and therefore does not get "weeded out" by the process of evolution. This is why there can be lon
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by Vrondi 4y ago
In my experience, it very much depends on the individual cat. Besides general levels of hunting competence overall, cats seem to have a good bit of variety in their preferred prey types. Some catch everything, but some specialize in small r
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This seems very similar to/related to conversational style differences between some cultural groups in the USA, where some groups have constant interjections from the listener side during conversation, other sub cultures here will call
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Have a look at the old Tandy m100. AA batteries, and you can type for days without distractions on a mechanical keyboard. Or, pick up any Android based e-ink ereader and plug in a keyboard.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
If there is no thesis statement, then it isn't really an essay; just a book report.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This is like any open-book exam. Make the time limit reasonable such that if they know the stuff, they can get it done while referring to a few things in a source, but if they don't know it, there's no way they can look it all up
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by Vrondi 4y ago
I have legitimately met college students in the last few years who had no frame of reference for how much time they should be putting in. Freshmen who think that spending 15 minutes a week looking over their notes is "studying a lot&qu
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Time to go back to in-person handwritten essay exams.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This just isn't true. Goodreads and similar apps have been pretty good and pretty fast at reading barcodes from books for years now, on a smartphone.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Now that mobile devices are getting this powerful, we need them to start supporting larger storage again.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
One might even think that his own documented and admitted history of cheating is what has damaged him. Who wants to play against a cheater? Has he suddenly come down with a case of honor? How can he prove that? He has already destroyed his
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by Vrondi 4y ago
This would be more like _if_ she had admitted to doping during Junior Worlds, then wondered why nobody had confidence in her performance in the Olympics.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Antenna Pod has these features.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
Thanks for the reply. I've been eyeing the eink devices with pens for my next ereader, but I've worried about interoperability.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
How do you get PB&J through airport security? Also, can you somehow turn off your subscription popup on your website just on the "About" page (where I'm not reading any of your content yet)? You seem to have some nice can
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by Vrondi 4y ago
PSP7 was such a great app.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
I'd very interested to hear more about your workflow, because lack of inking/handwriting recognition in apps like Obsidian is what keeps me on OneNote (and from going fully Linux). Can you edit any of these ink based formats later
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by Vrondi 4y ago
I'm still waiting on one of these upstarts to implement the most essential features of the "first gen" apps, like inking/handwriting.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
If Obsidian ever added some good inking/handwriting recognition stuff, it would be a contender for the best note taking app out there.
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by Vrondi 4y ago
It's trying to be a wiki without a server. Or at least, that's how it started. It's a note taking app that uses markdown and plain text files. Gives some nice organizational views.

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