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by coufu 3y ago
The only way out is through? git merge --abort
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by coufu 3y ago
I’ve been using trackpad primarily with my thumb for about 6 years now. Obviously I have to use other fingers sometimes to scroll and drag though. I find a mouse slows me down when I have to take my hands off the keyboard to use the mouse.
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by coufu 3y ago
According to the article, the shortcomings of the M1 Macs is they can’t run any operating system, so there you go.
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by coufu 3y ago
I finished two books since Apollo shut down. I hardly ever read ever so big win for me.
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by coufu 3y ago
As someone who grew up in Guam, that’s really interesting to hear the island being used as a workaround for ping times. I was always frustrated getting 100-200ms on games like Quake 3 and Unreal Tournament while everyone in the US had much
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by coufu 3y ago
Thank you Apollo for all the fun times. You made it way too easy to use Reddit. While you will be missed, I’m glad this is giving me time back in my life. I’ve already finished two books since the new API pricing was revealed, and I am NOT
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by coufu 3y ago
If he did indeed say that, it goes to show how yucky the future looks like the more business and tech leaders look up to Musk’s playbook.
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by coufu 3y ago
You can prob find a better explanation online, but basically faking a “grass roots” movement using bots or a brigade of users. It’s called such since astroturf is fake grass.
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by coufu 3y ago
Christian’s one dude. And he’s a dev. Most of us here are devs (or at least have technical backgrounds) yeah? Ok now imagine any of us get on a phone call to negotiate terms and defend our work on a business call with another idiot (spez).
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by coufu 3y ago
This was Reddit's statement (proven to be false btw by audio recordings) before "the dev Apollo spat the dummy and turned it into a public mega drama": > Steve: "Apollo threatened us, said they’ll “make it easy” if Re
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by coufu 3y ago
Lol thank you for the warm welcome. I created an account yesterday due to my Reddit withdrawal :D
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by coufu 3y ago
The doom and gloom honestly is mostly driven by Reddit’s leadership being incompetent. If Reddit leadership reached out and worked things out privately and in a productive manner with 3rd party app developers to create a plan and agree on r
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by coufu 3y ago
I think boycott is more passive. Like I’m not gonna use or support their product. This strike includes moderators actively locking down subreddits (whether making them private or read only) thus making Reddit less usable during the strike.
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by coufu 3y ago
Even if the API price was reasonable, Reddit only gave 3rd party apps 30 days to prepare. You can’t come up with a decent pricing model, billing infrastructure, and incorporate the logic in your app in that amount of time. It’s just overall