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by aendruk 4y ago
It used to be literally this. > If you'd like to keep up with Twitter updates without logging in, try subscribing to Twitter via rss feed. […] Find an rss feed for a Twitter page in the sidebar of any public profile page https:&#x2
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by aendruk 4y ago
“This” refers to the contribution of software processing described above, i.e. explicitly not the matter of sensor quality.
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by aendruk 4y ago
I think we agree but you don’t understand me.
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by aendruk 4y ago
That still leaves the original question of why dedicated cameras aren’t doing this.
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by aendruk 4y ago
It just takes a generation. We’re already on our way there.
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by aendruk 4y ago
The Elite 85t has also been working well for me. mSBC, PipeWire 0.3, Linux 5.17, Intel AX200
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by aendruk 4y ago
> owning iPads and MacBooks, I already get Then it sounds like this isn’t for you. For those of us using Linux, it’s a precious sliver of interoperability.
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by aendruk 4y ago
The smart thing to do would be to convert it to α. (Or type that in the first place?)
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by aendruk 4y ago
I once accidentally changed my AIM screen name to my password. Apparently all it took was clicking on your name in the buddy list.
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by aendruk 4y ago
> If you've looked up any error message on YouTube recently This tidbit is the biggest news on the page for me. I had no idea people used YouTube this way. It sounds excruciating, though don’t knock it till you’ve tried it I suppose
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by aendruk 4y ago
No need for the mnemonic device when you can literally type “--extract --gzip --file”, which reads as a sentence and has no trouble adapting to --xz or --zstd.
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by aendruk 4y ago
Yep, in the last few days it’s become fully unusable. Niche forums are now walled with: > Unreviewed Content — This community has not been reviewed and might contain content inappropriate for certain viewers. View in the Reddit app to co
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by aendruk 4y ago
“I decided to write this as a tool for myself” and presumably the author uses Linux. Seeing as it’s permissively licensed I doubt they’d interfere if someone wanted to port it to other platforms.
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by aendruk 5y ago
Old logo for comparison: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gitlab-artwork/-/blob/9b07772f... Bonus: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gitlab-artwork/-/blob/9b07772f...
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by aendruk 5y ago
It uses <body oncontextmenu="alert('Contact the webmaster for copying requests'); return false;"> which, needless to say, is absurd. I don’t think there’s much you can do about the alert, but you can configu
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by aendruk 5y ago
The missing follow-up is how to stay in the loop with your friends and family who continue to use these services. Many used to be actively helpful by serving web feeds of public content. Now, not only have they removed the feeds, but they a
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by aendruk 5y ago
Similar. I miss Android for its technical features, but Google has turned the typical experience adversarial, like it’s all just an elaborate marketing vector. Apple’s ecosystem remains a proprietary dystopia, and its software is bafflingly
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by aendruk 5y ago
I feel like I’m better prepared for the tasks that are too complex to process all at once and must be decomposed and navigated systematically, because I’m well practiced at approaching everything that way, by necessity.
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by aendruk 5y ago
I’ve had this thought as well, though always regarded the “functional” skills to be more of a coping mechanism for the lack of high-throughput state. It’s not that I’m naturally good at systematic thinking, but that I’ve been forced to beco
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by aendruk 5y ago
I’m personally banned from selling on Amazon “due to inactivity”. In college Amazon advertised on campus that you could sell your textbooks, so I did that. Now, years later, they advertise “Sell Your Stuff”—but too bad, in the interim my ac
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by aendruk 5y ago
Yes. That doesn’t clarify at all. The illustrations are software documentation?
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by aendruk 5y ago
I can’t tell if this is intended to apply to the artwork or just the code in the repository. Are illustrations “software”?
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by aendruk 5y ago
How are these licensed? That’s the first thing I need to know and I can’t find it.
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by aendruk 5y ago
> Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. This is the one we most desperately need a reminder of. The frequent cascades of strawmanning after strawm
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by aendruk 5y ago
This counterargument is cute, but realistically if ever comes the day that slave feels like an appropriate term to use for my machines, I think I’ll still be a bit queasy.
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by aendruk 5y ago
Yes. I worry that I’m being misunderstood. - It would be nice to improve our antiquated language. I’m thankful that other people have the time and expertise to work on this. - Changing language by decree from our tech overlords is dystopian
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by aendruk 5y ago
Like most things, it depends on the situation. The point is to find something that does work. Surely there’s room for improvement?
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by aendruk 5y ago
By being deprecated by a standards organization?
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by aendruk 5y ago
The change from “landlord” feels good. I’ve always felt a little awkward when using the word but couldn’t articulate why. Google wouldn’t be my first choice, but it’s nice that someone is able to dedicate attention to this.
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by aendruk 5y ago
Did you select “Remember me” in your test?

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