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31.
by argsnd 8mo ago
A lot of the cursor weirdness on macOS comes from the window server owning the cursor and only passing events to active windows.
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by argsnd 8mo ago
macOS gained window snapping last year, and you can bind some keyboard shortcut to the “exposé” view (which is triggered by a trackpad gesture by default) full screen is still its own thing as you mention, though
33.
by argsnd 8mo ago
This is, again, something you can fix in Settings
34.
by argsnd 8mo ago
Are you sure that wasn't just a beta thing?
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by argsnd 8mo ago
If you set Liquid Glass to the more opaque mode in settings I find iOS usability to be fine now, and some non-flashy changes such as moving search bars to the bottom are good UX improvements. The real stinker with Liquid Glass has been macO
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by argsnd 8mo ago
All of them can do it but Codex has the least frustrating usage limits.
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by argsnd 8mo ago
Both
38.
by argsnd 8mo ago
What a meaningless statement. If information can influence elections it can change who is in power. This isn’t possible in China.
39.
by argsnd 9mo ago
Presumably every pixel is 32 bits rather than just 8. So the count starts at 33.2MB just for the display.
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by argsnd 9mo ago
“publishing them on the App Store” was intended as (perhaps imprecise for you) shorthand for all of these distribution issues. You very much can develop Safari extensions on Windows or Linux because they use largely the same APIs as Chrome
41.
by argsnd 9mo ago
There’s quite a difference between a one time $5 fee and an annual $99 fee for the economics of publishing a free browser extension. Given almost 100% compatibility with the same Web Extension APIs that Chrome uses, I think you’d expect nea
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by argsnd 9mo ago
You do still need to notarise it with an Apple Developer membership, right? Else you have to enable unsigned extensions every time you open Safari. The cost barrier is still there even if the approval barrier isn’t.
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by argsnd 9mo ago
Since MV3 Chrome has not had better extension API support, although Apple’s insistence on publishing them on the App Store means availability is still restricted. I’ve found that using `xcrun safari-web-extension-converter` on almost any Ch
44.
by argsnd 9mo ago
I think the subscriptions tend to be a significant discount over paying for tokens yourself
45.
by argsnd 9mo ago
Presumably it has to be “no” instead of “0”
46.
by argsnd 9mo ago
I find that Fedora hits the right balance of stability while being up to date for anything desktop and specifically gaming focused, Debian has different priorities and packages can be a bit too old. And it’s less of a faff than Arch.
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by argsnd 9mo ago
In what way do you think this is meaningfully occurring? I ask because I have not heard of Chrome or Firefox being inhibited on energy efficiency by platform limitations.
48.
by argsnd 10mo ago
79 out of 100 documents Mistral OCR 3 provides better output than Mistral OCR 2.
49.
by argsnd 11mo ago
This seems to be correct from about 5 minutes of research.
50.
by argsnd 11mo ago
this is a genuinely awful description of Irish history
51.
by argsnd 11mo ago
You certainly wouldn’t call English a “dialect”
52.
by argsnd 1y ago
I just ran the optimiser after reading your post and it changed the 2.4GHz channel - I think the main reason I've been so happy is that the laptops and smartphones I primarily use support 6GHz where there is no interference and channel
53.
by argsnd 1y ago
I own two consumer-grade Deco XE75 access points which I purchased several years ago as the most cost-effective 6E compatible access points available. They have proven to be exceptionally reliable. Although I have previously encountered sig
54.
by argsnd 1y ago
Is that fair? Busybox has fewer features than OpenBSD coreutils but those in turn have fewer features than GNU coreutils. All three implement the entire POSIX spec as far as I am aware.
55.
by argsnd 1y ago
because if you use the swipe gestures the buttons aren’t necessary
56.
by argsnd 1y ago
If you head into Safari's settings you can reinstate the old bottom bar (or the even older top and bottom bars)
57.
by argsnd 1y ago
You can just set it to show the tab button
58.
by argsnd 1y ago
I think the Trump administration has been rather good at following through on their threats. US import tariffs are insanely high right now and he's been able to successfully fire whoever he wants. All Trump has to do to destroy eg. App
59.
by argsnd 1y ago
Oh I have no sympathy for them. I understand their behaviour but to me it's just a reason to avoid patronising American companies. I also think there's a little bit of quid pro quo happening here - in exchange for giving into Trum
60.
by argsnd 1y ago
Americans elected a mob boss to their highest office and he also appointed many of the judges in the legal system. As a corporation your choices are to give in or to get crushed.

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