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by aquova 3y ago
I would also recommend picking a system with a sizable pool of options. Naming my computers after the planets seemed like a fine idea, until you start living with someone and start adding Raspberry Pis and other devices around the home. Eig
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by aquova 3y ago
At one point, I tried to figure out what the recommended way to do OOP in Lua was, and if the method I'd come to use was alright. After some searching around, I came to the conclusion that every resource does it differently. I've
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by aquova 3y ago
While I do think "enshittification" is a thing, I think it's also the fear of becoming "stale" that leads platforms to eventually overcompensate, aliening its users and potentially dying off. In my opinion, the life
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by aquova 3y ago
I think the Discord team is underestimating how much people crave having the exact username they want. This change wants to emphasize "display names", but I don't think that will really matter to people (including myself). Di
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by aquova 3y ago
> Mastodon is actually lots and lots of little communities with inefficient links between them rather than one whole I think this is the key element that Mastodon needs to focus on to make the overall experience smoother. I've been
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by aquova 4y ago
I played it as a kid in Nebraska as well, except you had to throw it at your opponent's foot, rather than your own. For that reason, we would play it with screwdrivers rather than knives.
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by aquova 4y ago
I don't think there's anything they can really do about that. It's a federated platform, the user is going to have to pick a server. Aside from some landing page that shows you servers based on your interests, I don't kn
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by aquova 4y ago
My own experience, I bought a Ender 3 Pro for ~$100 about a year ago and I've been very impressed with it. Aside from some instances where I didn't have the bed correctly distanced from the nozzle, I've yet to have a build fa
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by aquova 4y ago
Some of these predictions are reasonable, but some of these are pretty out there. I'm as diehard a Linux user as any, but some of these feel like they live in their own little bubble a bit too much. > The announcement of an updated
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by aquova 4y ago
Perhaps EndeavourOS? I haven't done anything other than mess around in it, but it's Arch-based with some of the core applications (kernel, mesa/nvidia drivers, firefox, etc.) on a point release system.
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by aquova 4y ago
I have a framework laptop, and one of the deciding reasons I bought one was due to the modular ports. I'll admit that 99% of the time, I leave a USB-A and USB-C ports in on each side, but the ability to move the ports to whichever side
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by aquova 4y ago
While I'm sure people did pay for it to be in on the joke, this > The app additionally saw a flood of new installs after Twitter’s acquisition, which may have contributed to higher consumer spending. seems like an equally likely cau
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by aquova 4y ago
They've been rumored to be working on this for some time; I think it's an excellent feature. I know people who live in areas with poor internet speed, and this type of thing is a godsend. It may seem simple to people on here how t
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by aquova 4y ago
What would you have them do? I know many people wanted it shot down over Montana, but even the most rural places have more people than you'd think. If they had shot it down and it had hit someone/something, or even come close to i
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by aquova 4y ago
Yes, but these are the same people who are managing every single program on your system. At some point you either have to compile every single item from source yourself, or accept the fact that you will need to place a certain level of trus
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by aquova 4y ago
Good news, Home Assistant is rolling out their voice integration, so you can yell at it now too! https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2023/01/26/year-of-the-vo...
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by aquova 4y ago
Even Photopea? That seems to be the program I hear more often as a recommended alternative to Photoshop.
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by aquova 4y ago
Steam's platform survey would agree with you. Ubuntu share has been decreasing steadily over the years while Arch/Manjaro has gone up (not even counting Steam Deck) I am one of them, having switched from Ubuntu to Arch two or so y
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by aquova 4y ago
Perhaps it hasn't rolled out to everyone, but if I go to any Wikipedia article, there is a rectangular button in the lower right with the alt text "Toggle limited content width". Clicking it removes most of the margins on eit
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by aquova 4y ago
Note that there is a button in the bottom right of the window that expands the article's width to take up much more of the page.
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by aquova 4y ago
Wow, I switched to fish a few months ago, and the items explicitly listed here are exactly some of my sticking points from transitioning from bash. In bash I would use both the multicd and !! operations they describe there, along with contr
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More than 200M Twitter users’ email addresses leaked by hackers(theverge.com)
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by aquova 4y ago
I've slowly upgraded my home server over the years, going from a Raspberry Pi 3 in grad school, to an old Mac Mini my parents had, to finally building a dedicated machine about a year ago using desktop parts. - A few Discord bots I&#x2
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by aquova 4y ago
I haven't used it personally, but Tube Archivist might be what you're looking for. https://www.tubearchivist.com/
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by aquova 4y ago
Some issues I've seen (and are pretty minor) are: - Nim is case-agnostic. Tokens ignore cases and underscore so foo_bar == foobar == fooBar. I personally find this enjoyable for my personal projects, but it remains a contentious subjec
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by aquova 4y ago
I had played with it a bit, and used it as my Advent of Code language this year. I really adore the language, it's been my go-to language for hobby projects lately. I wouldn't say it's quite production ready, but for personal
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by aquova 4y ago
> When Britain went Gregorian, with the results shown by cal, there were riots where people chanted “Give us back our 11 days!”. The rioters believed that everyone was fated to die on a given calendar date, and thus everybody's life
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by aquova 4y ago
I'm curious at how the questions were phrased as well. It's one thing to express interest in watching pornography with multiple people in it versus wanting to go out and participate in an orgy themselves. I don't think this q
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by aquova 4y ago
I just got this book for Christmas, it's a really excellent guide into the internals of a Linux system.
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by aquova 4y ago
It's one of those things that, as a Nim hobbyist programmer, I think is a neat feature to have, but I could see being a big hesitation for use in professional environments.

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