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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   I have only owned the Logitech K400 before and its touchpad is rubbish. I threw it out because it was so frustrating to use. Lots of accidental taps when just trying to move the mouse pointer and issues like that. Is the Microsoft All In On
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   I use Forklift [0] as a Finder replacement. I don't need most of the extra features but it is much nicer to work with. [0] https://binarynights.com/
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   I feel like it has gotten a bit better with this update. Or, at least the release notes mention better scrolling performance and I'm imaging it.
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   I'm not sure about the effect on remote work, but I presume this one was meant: > Australian parliament passes encryption laws unamended https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18616303
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   Nope, I don't see that option. There's only one timezone to select when adding a new event.
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   Just had a quick look and you can do that. You can set the time zone as Floating Time and it will be independent from the time zone.
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   My fastmail calendar experiences: - timezone support is great and an explicit feature. You can pick the time zone when adding events and there is a dropdown at the top to view the calendar in the respective selected timezone. - you can scro
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   From what I remember fastmail has always cooperated with law enforcement. It is not zero-knowledge so they always had access to the user data already. Their promise has been to not use it for advertising purposes or share it with third part
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   by climb_stealth 8y ago

   I find it jarring to switch from a dark window to something bright, for example from vim to the web browser. You basically said it yourself. It takes a lot of effort to make everything dark. Instead I make bright comfortable. Around 5% brig
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    At this point you have to be signed in to see it. See this comment for a screenshot and details: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18460244
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion! It's Open Source as well, I shall give it a try.
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    Hah, fair enough! And yes, I think 3d home has become a category. The one I linked seems alright though from 5 minutes of playing with it.
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion! I believe they have since shut down [0] and moved to Home Design 3D [1]. I'll give it a try. [0] http://www.livecad.net/EN/ [1] https://en.homedesign3d.net/
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    Ask HN: Good software to draw floorplans for a renovation project?

    6 points by climb_stealth 8y ago|6 comments
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    What aggravated me most is that sometimes clicking on a button has no effect. First I swapped to the HTML only version of gmail but found it too limited. I have now been using Thunderbird for a week or two. It is not perfect, but it actuall
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    Personally I was a Spideroak customer for 2 years or so and moved to Tresorit after the canary thing. They offer very similar features but their apps are a lot better. Spideroak always felt quite clunky. Also, the servers are based in Europ
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    I found that setting the country in the top left corner helps a lot.
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    Ah yes, I like the sound of that! Of course it is in Victoria. You watch and learn, New South Wales.
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    by climb_stealth 8y ago

    > Where I live the laws on keeping dogs are more strict than some countries, and dogs enjoy a lot of access with their owners. This sounds amazing! Where is this if I may ask? My experience in Australia is that there are a lot of dogs an