dagi3d

9 ms·

31.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
you can edit the image with preview any time you want
32.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
Doesn't Apple offer purchases refunds?
33.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
I just talk about some comments I read some time ago, so take this with a grain of salt. It was my understanding that if you were spending about $300k-$500k a year in cloud services, it would make sense this type of solution, so the expecte
34.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
If I had millions in my bank, instead of buying fancy cars, I would definitely buy an Oxide rack just for the lols
35.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
the issue is that mistakes can't be fixed in the sense once they are discovered, it doesn't matter if they are eventually redacted
36.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
> San Diego power cost is over 40c/kWh, ~3x the global average. It’s a ripoff, and overpriced simply due to political dysfunction. Mind anyone elaborate? Always thought this is was a direct cause of the free market. Not sure if by d
37.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
Agree. I hate the fullscreen animation so I prefer apps that have a non-native and no animation option such as Ghosty.
38.
by dagi3d 8mo ago
There is also a Spanish company which according to them, they were the first private European company to reach space with their rocket: https://www.pldspace.com/en/
39.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
Thank you everyone for all the alternatives suggestions.
40.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
Figma
41.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
so I guess you pay to choose seats in the last row of the plane...
42.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
@xoa may I ask what do you use as iSCSI initiator?
43.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
one of my biggest fears is to upgrade my mb air by mistake will stay on sequoia as longer I can
44.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
check atuin for history search
45.
by dagi3d 9mo ago
Starship allows empty segments, I in this specific case it's just how the preset/theme works as it uses the Unicode character as separator and it needs to set the background and foreground colors depending on which modules is sur
46.
by dagi3d 10mo ago
adding this should also do the trick: shell-integration-features = ssh-env
47.
by dagi3d 10mo ago
I really love Ghostty. Thanks to it, my comeback to (n)vim has been quite smooth. Keybindings with the CMD key works right away without having to send any escape sequence or similar. It just works™
48.
by dagi3d 10mo ago
change update channel to tip and you'll have it
49.
by dagi3d 11mo ago
so, they are basically confirming Android and Apple have their backdoors as no arrests or seizures on that matter have taken place
50.
by dagi3d 11mo ago
for investors, it will highly depend on the valuation ($350m) and liquidation preferences. so, even if they "only" raised $50m, seeing almost or none return is plausible. this also includes employees who exercised their options.
51.
by dagi3d 11mo ago
when *everything* is an object this kind of syntax makes absolutely sense and is quite convenient
52.
by dagi3d 1y ago
I recently ditched VS Code in favor of Neovim and thanks to Ghostty transition has been a success. As a Mac user I use the cmd key in tons of shortcuts and it just worked out of the box, no need to send weird escape sequences
53.
by dagi3d 1y ago
I guess the only real data of non-linux users switching to omarchy as of today, are the 37signals employees (including those that will be forced to use it)
54.
by dagi3d 1y ago
how much did their label get?
55.
by dagi3d 1y ago
hack, learn and have fun, that's it.
56.
by dagi3d 1y ago
there is a "subtle" difference: acknowledgement and consent
57.
by dagi3d 1y ago
I wish they reconsider it again i ruby
58.
by dagi3d 1y ago
You know, survival bias. For each floss project where its devs can make a decent living just working on that project, I can can name way more where they depend on the free labour/willing of their maintainers.
59.
by dagi3d 1y ago
>Spaniards have a later lunch, starting around 1pm, and going on until 4 or 5pm. This could possibly be due to the tradition of afternoon siesta. It's "funny" how someone that is supposed to be so smart, can be so ignorant
60.
by dagi3d 1y ago
I get your point(and have no idea why it isn't compressed more), but is the theoretical value of 1 byte correct? With just one single byte, how does it know how big should the file be after being decompressed?

More ›