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abrowne
8y ago
Just be thankful you can still use other browsers on Mac!
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abrowne
8y ago
It's the opposite in English. Sword is the generic, while sabre is a specific type.
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abrowne
8y ago
That's for US searches, and it always seemed that Skype was more popular in Europe, but the graph is very similar if you change it to worldwide searches.
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abrowne
8y ago
I believe the FSF position is that non-updatable firmware can be considered "part of the hardware", while updatable firmware cannot. I think they're concerned that updated firmware could change how the device functions in way
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abrowne
8y ago
I'd pick Max Richter. His Sleep ¹, which is nearly 8.5 hours, would be a good start. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_(album)
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abrowne
8y ago
Yeah, it's more like the context of "fine art" painting made inages of sexualized nude women acceptable in "polite society".
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abrowne
8y ago
That was my first question too when I read the article.
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abrowne
8y ago
You forgot the 15-inch, so make that six.
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abrowne
8y ago
You definitely can bring your own food — except I guess maybe not something yogurt that's a "gel"? That's what I do and it's always better than what they're serving, as long as you don't mind it not bein
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abrowne
8y ago
It's no longer required that you are able to turn it off on x86-64, that you can't turn it off on ARM or both?
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8y ago
It says "There's a perception that we sit way more than any other culture out there", and then they say no, the Hadza sit a lot (" 'The Hadza are in resting postures about as much as we Americans are' "),
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abrowne
8y ago
1M is bigger than Boston proper, but not the metro area (looks like close to 5M).
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abrowne
8y ago
I pretty much agree with your recommendations, but they didn't pick GTK+ per se — they wanted GNOME on a phone, so they picked GNOME and use its toolkit.
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abrowne
8y ago
Do you have an adblocker? Forbes often loads an interstitial ad page.
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abrowne
8y ago
Which caps your upgrade at whatever largest size Apple ever sold, which you may already have.
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abrowne
8y ago
It's a GNOME change, not a Canonical one: http://who-t.blogspot.com/2018/04/gnome-328-uses-clickfinger...
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abrowne
8y ago
The tweaks don't always work without any issues: speakers make static or USB ports get disabled even with wireless mice, for example. Distros don't want to cause problems like this.
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abrowne
8y ago
If you can find something to upgrade it with!
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abrowne
8y ago
Yes, so the title is saying they too will be harmed by "putting them first".
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abrowne
8y ago
Yeah, shaft drive bicycles ("chainless") were marketed as the "next big thing" around 1898–99 by big companies, like Pope Manufacturing Company's Columbia brand, as they were coming down from the Bike Boom of the 18
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abrowne
8y ago
That seems to be (one of) Purism's ultimate goal(s) with the Librem 5, their upcoming phone that runs Linux with a GNOME desktop.
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abrowne
8y ago
> the word brutal...again predating concrete. I don't necessarily disagree with your main point — I don't know enough to say either way — but that statement isn't true unless I'm misunderstanding something. Concrete w
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8y ago
They still sell the 11-inch Air through education channels. You can buy one from a e.g. university's store if you or someone you know is student/staff/faculty/alum.
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abrowne
8y ago
They want the control key in the bottom left. My preference is control next to space, like command is for Macs. Luckily this remapping is easy with XKB settings.
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abrowne
8y ago
Thanks, I mostly use MATE so I haven't tried it in a while. I edited my comment.
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8y ago
Redshift is one of the first things I install on Linux, and I set it pretty orange in the daytime too. It works on X and Sway; I'm not switching to Wayland until I can use it. (GNOME also has a built-in blue light filter with a manual
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8y ago
Android Firefox, with the built-in Tracking Protect feature enabled, did block it for me, FWIW.
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abrowne
8y ago
Yes, and I assume Firefox would let you turn it off, in about:config at least. So I'm fine with it being implemented ;-)
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abrowne
8y ago
Personally I'd say 1000 no thanks if they implemented that. The scrollbars are part of the application chrome, not content. I should choose how to style them, through my OS, not a website I visit.
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abrowne
8y ago
If I had to guess from the screenshots, that's Budgie desktop. Googling "koompi" led me to this Budgie fork repo: https://github.com/tellsela/koompi-desktop
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