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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I forgot to add that this LCD screen is perfectly readable in direct sunlight, I wouldn't know it was not e-ink at a casual glance. Even at extreme angles the only thing that makes it difficult is the reflectivity of the front glass, b
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
All I care about is battery life and level of friction to creating an app. 2+ weeks and extremely low, so language purism is irrelevant imo
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
The official one, which runs great. And since it's all open JS there's even alternative app menus and launchers if you're not happy with the stock option
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
As someone who was a huge fan of the original Pebble series, it's hard to get excited about this offering when compared to the alternatives available today with more features and a cheaper price. I'm currently wearing the BangleJS
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I'm also getting an error, I wonder if my PiHole is blocking it
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I decided to use Recommendarr as Trakt requires both Trakt VIP membership and Plex Pass. It works quite well!
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Firefox is the lesser of the evils. I hate what Mozilla is doing, but I also don't want to cede control of the web to Google. Vote with your feet. I'm hopeful for Ladybirds future.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
So this is just as difficult as every other captcha then
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
This just doesn't seem to work :( quick-terminal-position=top quick-terminal-screen=main quick-terminal-autohide=false keybind=f9=toggle_quick_terminal Edit: Joined the discord, turns out this feature is MacOS only :/
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I've built from source on Linux, I don't use MacOS.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Sadly another terminal that doesn't seem to support "Quake style" dropdown (that I can find) Having my terminal session available on a hotkey has become a critical part of my workflow
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
This is it, the typical model of throwing things out into the ether and hoping they go viral is less effective here. It's easier to build an audience by thoughtfully engaging in discourse rather than trying to advertise yourself as som
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
One of the nice things that make Bluesky different is that there isn't really a single central algorithm that everyone is forced to use. This combined with the many novel moderations tools like feeds and labellers mean it's pretty
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Completely agree. It's well known that the LMSys arena benchmarks are heavily skewed with bias towards whatever is new and exciting. Meanwhile even OpenAI have acknowledged Sonnet as being a superior coding model. This is clearly evid
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
There's an excellent extension that makes this pretty simple to manage. Additionally the windows it creates have some pwa specific settings, like how links should be handled. https://github.com/filips123/PWAsForFir
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
As someone who uses LLM's regularly to assist in code creation, take that output with a huge grain of salt until you've actually tested it. Especially as it relates to Wayland, I've pulled my hair out trying to get an LLM to
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Is this different from (or related to) the work being done by the exo project? https://github.com/exo-explore/exo
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Here's my current setup, all running in docker on a mini PC I bought from ebay for $80. Everything here is managed and deployed from a series of `docker-compose.yml` files, so migrating this setup is just a matter of copying those file
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I spent almost an entire year of high school slacking off because I had setup a CircleMUD server on the school network that we all played on.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
190 is certainly at the high end and probably in the range of competitive typing speeds (yes this is a thing). I personally average 120 which I think is the upper range for the more casual (but still serious) touch typists.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I'm starting to feel like the old man yelling at people to get off my lawn, but I don't understand why tools like this are desirable for something as critical as your infrastructure. > Before that, I had only known pain. From r
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I recently discovered scrolling windows managers (using Karousel on KDE) and it has become my preferred workflow
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
If you check the git commit example on the homepage, it for some reason describes the git command as "The stupid content tracker"
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I've become a really big fan of this model of window management after using Karousel on KDE for the last 3 months. This is especially useful if you're using a widescreen monitor. I never understood the appeal of tiling as 99% of t
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Great idea, please consider adding Firefox compatibility. I'd love to use this but I don't use Chrome or its reskins.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Each individual seeder is paying for electricity, storage, and internet access to make those torrents available to you.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Neither of those is my original comment :P They were two different versions of the rephrase, I just failed to remove one because I am useless when doing any text editing on mobile
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
It's the best keyboard I've ever owned. The uhk with the riser is my final form.
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
That's really unusual. I'm also using Firefox on Linux with Wayland on NVIDIA and I've never had an issue. Try checking your system logs and see what went wrong. Maybe an extension is causing problems?
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
My original comment was a bit rambly and so I had an LLM rephrase it. However I was editing on mobile so I had limited visibility due to the text input sharing space with my keyboard, so I clearly missed this duplicate paragraph. What I&#x2

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