cuddlyogre

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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Sensory pollution is just as bad as physical pollution, probably even worse. You can get people behind picking up litter and not burning tires. But it's impossible to make them understand how miserable it is being exposed to a const
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Paying apple hundreds of dollars to do something the owner of the phone should be able to do while waiting in line at the store is not an acceptable alterative.
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
A replaceable battery is a better solution.
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Every law written can be abused. That doesn't mean we shouldn't have laws. And of all the differences people have, most people agree with the laws that protect people from intentional and indiscriminate harm. People with loud exha
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Almost no one knows what a progressive web app is. And for most people, the only way they use the internet on their phones is through apps. It just doesn't occur to them to do otherwise. I wish things were different. It would have save
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
You are correct. Sorry, it's been a while. What I was actually needing at the time was an arbitrary box/lasso select. Does that exist?
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
I like this application. The major thing it is missing is a tool that lets you cut shapes arbitrarily. I know there is something akin to masking, but it leaves the original shape data in the file. As an example. Say I wanted cut a semicircl
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
I'm still downloading and it's over 100gb for the whole collection. So make sure you have the hard drive space.
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
The iPhone keyboard wiped out my progress when the Roman numerals part started. Man I miss my Android. Fun game though.
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Limiting your future and imagination based on what is possible and practical right now is not how we advance as a civilization. Presumably, they believe there will be advances in technology such as space based construction techniques or mi
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Are there truly insurmountable reasons why an ancient os can't be used, even a closed source os like Windows, that couldn't be worked around by building some kind of compatibility layer, given infinite effort and resources?
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by cuddlyogre 3y ago
Teams also adds links that gets sent between users to Bing, with no consideration to whether those links are intended to be public or not. I know this because I searched for a variation of a private url generated by our system only to find
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
The only way this will ever happen is if ChatGPT and others like it become fully open source. Relying on the likes of Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft to do your thinking for you turns the very act of development into an app store s
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
I just can't wrap my head around the time saving thing. Do your coworkers really understand what it is that they are putting into the codebase? If not, that's terrifying and recipe for disaster. If they do understand it, they have
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
There is something to be said about how dangerous it is to offload your entire workflow to entities that you are competing with. Or have unpredictable morals. Say you start relying on some AI to build all your applications or generate all o
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
I imagine the approach will be to treat it as a spy/propaganda network operated by a hostile foreign state. I'd be amazed if such a thing was protected by the first amendment.
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
Ad networks have no one to blame but themselves. For years, they have served up all sorts of malware, autoplaying media, and browser crashers. The very reason I started using Firefox way, way back when is to get access to an adblocker becau
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
You ascribe a level of malice that is unwarranted. 1. No. But laws are rarely written in a way that people without a lawyer can understand. Do you fully understand every EULA you agree to? Do you keep up with changes to the licenses of ever
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
I think it is important to distinguish between Blender and Cycles and Eyesight, the render engine that Studio uses that is in question. Blender is the application and Cycles is the render engine. Studio itself is a Unity application that wo
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
This may be answered in the link, but at present, the page is dead. What part of Studio is Blender? I'm very familiar with both Studio and Blender, and this claim surprises me. Studio itself is a Unity app. The parts library is the LDr
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
The occasional refresh is expected. Revamping the UI every two years is not. It makes it impossible to do anything other than watch youtube. Supporting a network with a mixture of OSs that kind of match but not really is an exercise in fru
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
The people that are responsible for writing a law like that want to make encryption illegal to make law enforcement easier, with no thought whatsoever to the obvious everyday security implications of doing so. There’s no way they would remo
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
Are you able to just turn off the notifications?
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
I can understand giving a user the option to filter out something they might not want to see. But the idea that the technology itself should be limited based on the subjective tastes and whims of the day makes my stomach churn. It's no
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by cuddlyogre 4y ago
I use this to remove shorts from my subscriptions view. You have to click it every time it loads more, but it clears up the clutter. I call it "no shorts" javascript:(function(){ var els = document.querySelectorAll('[href