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by chronogram 8y ago
Boxes and drawers. A sound file could be in a collection of records or CDs or tapes. Making it just like real life is like having your users start off with the manual already read. I’m afraid a general Android VR item picker will be a lot m
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by chronogram 8y ago
I would call it hacking.. you sometimes run into those websites with 50 different opacity bits for all their web app things, and you don’t want to deal with all that rubbish so you set a “opacity: 1 !important” and the whole website looks o
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by chronogram 8y ago
I installed Debian from the store, and set it as default with the ‘wslconfig’ command. I changed Debian to unstable for 99% of things, and use the Ubuntu profile for 1% of things. New packages!
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by chronogram 8y ago
Yes I see where you’re coming from if you want to read the blobs, but I cannot recall a situation where I wanted to read them more than once. Not in Dutch or German, so I do really appreciate the lack of hyphenation when reading those langu
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by chronogram 8y ago
> very long words, hyphenation important Oh don’t worry I prefer words like “Kindercarnavalsoptochtvoorbereidingswerkzaamhedencomitéleden” to be one thing so I can just gloss over the blob. Only have to read the blob once to recognise th
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by chronogram 8y ago
I'd like to know the thinking behind streaming films in South America 20 years ago please!
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by chronogram 8y ago
> Honestly I think your 99% figure just suggests you are browsing the wrong websites. Maybe visit parts of the internet that are less sketchy. Those are the kinds of things I see mentioned on Twitter. I use iPhone, so I don't see wh
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by chronogram 8y ago
> Voters are also usually not responsible enough to handle democracy either, and yet here we are. What a weird way to start off. You should probably elaborate on that for it to make any sense outside of a high school economics class. Reg
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by chronogram 8y ago
> How does a forum mostly made of software engineers hate opt-out telemetry so much? Perhaps you’re assuming too much. I’d class this forum more as a “tech enthusiast and startup” forum. A lot of software developers, a lot of hardware de
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by chronogram 8y ago
This makes a lot of sense after putting 365 on the Mac App Store and perhaps builds on this: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Security-Privacy-and-...
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by chronogram 8y ago
Oh agreed! And don’t forget the tea. Just skip the second referendum and let all the remain voters hang out over here, so we can have tea with baguette forever.
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by chronogram 8y ago
Or maybe it’s because of internet points? Do you also see it happen in real life?
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by chronogram 8y ago
This is for gsuite, so I suppose at least they don’t read your mails there.
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by chronogram 8y ago
Even easier, right? Can’t B press F12 and change the content easily? One mail is not enough evidence. A would be better off using something like Snapchat for the confidentiality.
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by chronogram 8y ago
Strange comment? There wasn’t even mention of the project being useless.
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by chronogram 8y ago
I’m late to the party I see! I don’t know how that’s ever going to be viable though.. for that scenario you would already have a Mac mini there because there is no need for hardware to run like Crysis. And then it can have service, comes wi
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by chronogram 8y ago
So that it looks like the Windows version: title bar and tabs are together. The close and minimise buttons are to the side of the tabs. I believe this isn’t enabled for KDE Plasma. If you like a separate title bar like the old version of Fi
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by chronogram 8y ago
And for the post 2005 timeframe, I don’t see any alternatives for general purpose desktop operating systems. Can’t install macOS on a device, and while I use Linux systems a lot, I don’t think anyone really develops it for desktop usage. I
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by chronogram 8y ago
Yes I know they're not the most reliable teeth in the world, that's not what I'm talking about. A parent saying "take out all the teeth, they're gonna fail eventually anyway"? Am I weird for thinking that sound
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by chronogram 8y ago
How does a parent have the ability to say that over some teen's body..? It's horrible to me to read that people would just say that.
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by chronogram 8y ago
I have not noticed the same thing. I think it's not black or white. People who use certain tools a lot often become quite familiar with them, so maybe you've noticed that? But it's not like when VS Code released, all the vimz
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by chronogram 8y ago
It’s a basic UI on top of libtorrent. So it has those features. It’s very simple and that makes it effective enough for me. All I’ve got is some arch iso files. A fedora and a CentOS file. It starts instantly and connects to 800 DHT nodes,
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by chronogram 8y ago
I use an external screen on my 12" laptop. Obviously not useful for coding on the train, but for those short periods the 12" is fine.
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by chronogram 8y ago
Sure! They have the same goals and both have a good track record. CentOS has the market share advantage.
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by chronogram 8y ago
Sounds like a job for https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.adobe.Flash-Player-Proj... then!
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by chronogram 8y ago
I just read through the whole twitter thread. So many interesting things, even if I haven’t played all but one of the games mentioned. Thanks!
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by chronogram 8y ago
Hello. I thought about what you wrote for a bit as I’m walking by some fields in the Netherlands. Animal well being is of great importance to the Dutch middle class. Dairy consumption is high, and a high amount of the dairy sold, particular