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31.
by drdo 4y ago
At least on gnome you can drag or resize a window from anywhere by holding Super.
32.
by drdo 4y ago
Do not enable channel notifications. Only direct messages and perhaps for some specific channels that you care about.
33.
by drdo 4y ago
This is normal in Portugal. I can generate single-use cards with an arbitrary limit, limit cards that can be used any number of times, and cards with a monthly renewing limit. This works for literally any bank in Portugal via an app called
34.
by drdo 4y ago
Sounds good. Except that if I can't watch something or at least listen to something in bed. I will delay bedtime as long as possible. But if I can watch some tv series or something I usually fall asleep in 5-10min.
35.
by drdo 4y ago
You don't need to scroll down at all, at least on desktop. It's right there at the top, very prominently.
36.
by drdo 4y ago
That's fine. Just ship the more expensive version with the same hardware but with the extra power firmware.
37.
by drdo 4y ago
Given those numbers maybe the right move is to open a daycare!
38.
by drdo 4y ago
Where do you live that daycare for 2 kids costs more than one full-time salary?
39.
by drdo 4y ago
Wrong, granny smith is number one.
40.
by drdo 4y ago
I don't really have any advice for the negative colouring of incoming messages. But for the onslaught of messages I simply don't have notifications on and will only check it a few times a day when there's a natural break in m
41.
by drdo 4y ago
Macbook Pro 14 M1 16GB/512GB Used for around 3 weeks for light development, browsing, etc === START OF SMART DATA SECTION === SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x0
42.
by drdo 4y ago
What model of Macbook is this? And how big is the SSD?
43.
by drdo 4y ago
I use Hostinger and I'm generally happy with it.
44.
by drdo 4y ago
The price might be very reasonable for someone making a US tech salary. But it's quite expensive for people in lower income countries, specially when you take into account that there are many services you could subscribe to, it adds up
45.
by drdo 4y ago
I would say just move on. There's little to be gained by pursuing this. Additionally, why do you have a photo on your CV?
46.
by drdo 4y ago
The planet has a constant supply of an incredible amount of energy from the Sun. Most forms of energy we can tap into can be traced back to the Sun, except for maybe nuclear.
47.
by drdo 4y ago
The Sun is going to last a few billion years, we can worry about entropy later.
48.
by drdo 4y ago
Since I'm happy with my current lifestyle, I simply increase the fixed amount that I invest in broad index funds.
49.
by drdo 4y ago
If only they would start shipping in Portugal! Or any EU country for that matter.
50.
by drdo 4y ago
Screen sharing definitely works on Chrome (webrtc), Zoom (desktop app) and Slack (desktop app or web) on my vanilla Fedora 36 setup.
51.
by drdo 4y ago
Do you have an example of something that does not work? I'm using Fedora 36 and everything that I can think of works well.
52.
by drdo 5y ago
Honestly, I think they are going in the right direction. The main problem with the Linux desktop has always been the insane fragmentation in my opinion. There's a million different options for every little thing and so developers don&#
53.
by drdo 5y ago
I never quite understood why there is no way to ask the kernel for "weak memory" that can be deallocated at the kernel's whim.
54.
by drdo 15y ago
I don't think anyone needs to be convinced that we should stop with DST, or the whole timezones thing for that matter.
55.
by drdo 15y ago
Anyone who hasn't been living under a rock for the past 10 years.
56.
by drdo 15y ago
This is a misunderstanding, you must have answered to my reply after ithayer edited his comment, the initial comment said "constant time".
57.
by drdo 15y ago
Didn't understand what you meant, care to elaborate?
58.
by drdo 15y ago
It's not hard to prove that that's impossible
59.
by drdo 15y ago
There's no Base64, it's just regular ASCII, for each leaf that has an ASCII character '0' through '9', you sum 0 through 9 respectively.
60.
by drdo 15y ago
It's just as ASCII, you should sum the leaves that have ASCII digits (sum their digit value, not their ASCII code) and ignore the non-digit leaves.

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