cromka

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961.
by cromka 10mo ago
Agreed 100%.
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by cromka 10mo ago
I am absolutely certain seemingly little things like these icons, the Liquid Glass fiasco and iOS/macOS abysmal quality slowly shift the option on Apple from "Steve-Jobsy pedantically perfect" to "just another Microsoft&
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New set of icons for Apple Creator Studio apps(reddit.com)
1 points by cromka 10mo ago|4 comments
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by cromka 10mo ago
> The ones protesting for a regime change in support of US/Israel intervention? So the anti-government protestors all protest for both? Like it's implied?
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by cromka 10mo ago
> Our government doesn't own our internet infrastructure, Does ANY country from the list above own their internet infrastructure?
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by cromka 10mo ago
> The USA cannot do it, because there is actually a law Good one, buddy. That's a good one.
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by cromka 10mo ago
Don’t they use Qt for their Win/macOS version already?
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by cromka 10mo ago
Ah yes, same streaming bug here, also on a gigabit connection over Erhernet! And yes, this is exactly how I deal with this issues and yes, we shouldn’t have to. It’s mind-boggling this company won’t make this product perfect. They can absol
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by cromka 10mo ago
I actually did have autoplay enabled. Switched it off, I’ll see how it goes. Thanks!
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by cromka 10mo ago
Couldn’t be easier to use another shell. As in: it’s hard to imagine making it even less complex. Which means it’s no burden at all. Do you get it now?
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by cromka 10mo ago
Exactly this, couldn't be easier. Heck, I run into this all the time on macOS whenever an LLM gives me a Bash one-liner that for some reason doesn't work with ZSH. It's easier to just pop into Bash than analyze and adapt that
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by cromka 10mo ago
Ob Linux it's actually handled by inputrc
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by cromka 10mo ago
Interesting. I just moved to Android from iOS with the idea of eventually switching to GrapheneOS, but was scared that my apps will randomly stop working as soon as Google catches up with the hacks. From what I heard it's a cat and mou
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by cromka 10mo ago
If you add a MacBook to comparison there on that website, you'll see they last basically the same in same usage. Qualcomm actually can get even more hours, if I remember correctly. In any case, I don't think the battery time is an
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by cromka 10mo ago
I believe iOS and macOS make good use for NPUs, actually, with automatic OCRing on any photo displayed, be it in browser or Photos app. You can select any text easily and quickly.
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by cromka 10mo ago
Their AppleTV app is super buggy with same bugs for years. Most annoyingly it stars playing same video I already watched a while ago after resuming the device from sleep. It also often zooms-in 4k content after resuming, you have to kill th
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by cromka 10mo ago
Oh, you told them!
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by cromka 10mo ago
You can, current Intel lineup does 20h on battery: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-empire-strikes-back-with... Their upcoming CPUs are even better. Also Qualcomm might actually finally offer good support on Linux and th
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by cromka 10mo ago
> macOS taught me, ultimately, that any feature you take for granted can be removed to fulfill someone's OKR. 100% this. Recent macOS releases really feel like this. For me it was the notification popup UI downgrade, they literally
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by cromka 10mo ago
I find Gnome way more visually appealing as well. Saying this as a KDE developer, too.
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by cromka 10mo ago
Current Intel chips get 20h of regular laptop usage. For real: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-empire-strikes-back-with... The upciming Intel and Qualcomm CPUs are even better. They really caught up with Apple.
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by cromka 10mo ago
You can't just come to Linux and forget about the distinction between free and proprietary software.
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by cromka 10mo ago
In EU? For internet banking you need a mobile phone or a dedicated hardware token (thing you own), as part of the Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) requirement under the PSD2 regulation: https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom&#x2F
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by cromka 10mo ago
> The worse part is that, you can do all of those functionality with a browser on linux This isn't true, actually. Banks and gov entities use those mobile apps as authenticators. They do have a distinct purpose.
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by cromka 10mo ago
That's a very good observation
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by cromka 10mo ago
That's exactly what blackbox reverse engineering is.
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by cromka 10mo ago
Indeed. It's basically like trying to get them into Debian main repo. If it works, then it's truly free.
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by cromka 10mo ago
True, none of the extensions I tried actually worked as intended.
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Debian Gets Its Own PPA-Like System as Debusine Repositories Launch(linuxiac.com)
2 points by cromka 10mo ago|0 comments
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by cromka 10mo ago
You think one semester of economics entitles you to belittle people like that? What in a libertarian mind is doing that?

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