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by _def 4y ago
> That is precisely because they don't give a shit about security Well, it's not like other messengers excelled at UX before they introduced e2ee (which is not implemented very well either)
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by _def 4y ago
With a North facing window, where does the camera sit to get the desired result? Asking because I have north facing windows only and I'm wondering if I could facilitate them better
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by _def 4y ago
Sorry, I don't want to be rude, but after looking at that page and trying to find more about it, I was immediately reminded of https://shouldiuseacarousel.com/
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by _def 4y ago
I'm still trying to understand for what someone would want an obfuscated screenshot for, but I found another use case: this way it is convenient to focus on the layouts of a different websites for inspiration!
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by _def 4y ago
In a creative context/process I think it is a good thing if you can toy around with a device/instrument in a playful way. I'd definitely love if they would make their devices hackable though, that would unlock so much potenti
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by _def 4y ago
I like this and I'm unreasonably happy that once I built a tiny website to share my music, where you get a bunch of listening options when visiting `example.com/listen/songname` :) another cool example would be this guys blog
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by _def 4y ago
> So don't worry about the radioactivity in bananas. It's the rest of the banana that's the real threat.
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by _def 5y ago
Interesting, I just came to have this exact problem. I came to conclusion that I should use frames but now I want to try Blu tack.
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by _def 5y ago
This is interesting, thanks for mentioning. I wonder what the learning from that is though? Like, if you notice the difference, do you adapt to the other style? I feel like I can do that, but it also feels weird and "not me".
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by _def 5y ago
Great article. I think this is an super important statement: > I understand and share concerns that a more empathetic approach has risks. In my impression trying to understand people to make everything better for everyone is definitely t
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by _def 5y ago
Neat. Would make a cool clock on the wall!
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by _def 5y ago
Thinking about this stuff seems like a waste of time to me. If you think status makes you happy, I assume there are still some things you need to figure out for yourself. But maybe it's the other way around, who knows. Still, I don&#x2
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by _def 5y ago
Next step: make a DIY gameboy printer that works with a real gameboy
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by _def 5y ago
Your attention is very valuable. Treat it like that.
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by _def 5y ago
I agree, and what adds to that are quite long animations during cutscenes plus the fact that the screen gets blend to black quite often. Slows down dialogs even more. Also some minor low res textures and visual glitches sometimes threw me o
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by _def 5y ago
I'm so happy to see directives like these making it into css! It's great to have super granular control of every dimension and stuff, but in terms of creating layouts etc it really needs higher abstraction properties like this. I
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by _def 5y ago
> Signing up with email requires email verification before making a purchase Convincing me to sign up requires pricing information before asking me for money.
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by _def 5y ago
You can `use Illuminate\Mail as Mailer` if you want
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by _def 5y ago
> One very surprising exception is Mac OS, which after decades of only allowing blue controls added the choice of color. This is interesting. My experience with macOS is the opposite, but that's because I like to personalize the tec
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by _def 5y ago
I'm in no way involved in academic research, and I don't now how it works in detail, but a question that popped into my head these days was: is there a place where people can publish papers even without any association with anythi
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by _def 5y ago
Milking the market as long as it is possible sounds like another financial incentive to me. A lot of VPN providers make a dubious impression to me.
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by _def 5y ago
Or some way to calibrate it I guess
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by _def 5y ago
I think that's a common misconception I hear a lot. You are completely right about the way you are looking at it, but imho it's the other way around: noticing confrontation instead of avoiding it. It's not about thinking &quo
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by _def 5y ago
Of course I can't speak about your experiences, but I think the reason for this are mostly business goals. At least I have the impression that lots of developers care for technical excellence, but often that is not desirable from a bus
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by _def 5y ago
> Otherwise we pride ourselves with pretty incompetent intelligence agencies, so please keep your NWO conspiracy narratives to yourself. I think that is why the person you replied to mentioned that they work together with other intellige
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by _def 5y ago
I want a dark mode switch in my browser so badly
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by _def 5y ago
Why?
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by _def 5y ago
I'm not super sure but you probably could've used one instead of the comma in your last sentence. I think people just use other symbols instead: comma, dash and period.
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by _def 5y ago
Heh I clicked through a few recommended titles and then the app reported "Feeling undefined" :D
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by _def 5y ago
I don't think there can be too much culture. But there's this constant battle about your attention which I consider toxic (because it exploits common human traits)

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