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by emaro 2y ago
TVs usually have lower requirements regarding frame rate and latency compared to computer monitors. That's probably also a factor.
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by emaro 2y ago
It's entirely consistent with Musk's character I observed the last couple of years.
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by emaro 2y ago
Surely that could be done without sending the brightness to some 3rd party.
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by emaro 2y ago
> We weren't able to save our economy from monopolies and tyranny, and now you want us to go stand up against the people with tanks and machine guns!? Yes, because what's the alternative? To give up and watch? I won't be e
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by emaro 2y ago
The life story recipes are the worst. Personally, I like a shitty 1min hand-drawn stick figure a thousand times more than a generated image. But I'm probably a minority here. You're right, it's not what Google and SEO incenti
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by emaro 2y ago
I've no doubt things like this will continue to happen. Trump, Musk and co will not stop on their own transforming the US into an authoritarian and likely fascist state. It's now up to the people of the US to stand up and save the
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by emaro 2y ago
But companies are legal entities, they can buy, sell and own stuff. They aren't just a collection of people. They can make profit, some huge amounts, and they should pay taxes for that.
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by emaro 2y ago
Kinda understandable, but as a consumer, I already dislike that a lot. In the beginning, AI 'art' was novel and interesting in a way. But now I've already seen so much generic illustrations, and in 95% they don't add any
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by emaro 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification. That makes more sense now. I host my own GoToSocial instance, with only me as it's single user. Doesn't get much more decentralized than that. I guess it's easier to move your identity to a diffe
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by emaro 2y ago
In my experience, Mastodon clients handle large posts (say 5000 chars instead of 500) very well. > In a decentralized application, such as Bluesky, as opposed to Mastodon, I can see a future where it would be a replacement for Reddit and
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by emaro 2y ago
I agree. I'm a big fan of the Fediverse and I think it's really cool to have something like TikTok, but without a good algorithm (that needs a lot of data), I don't see Loops to be a viable alternative for 99% of TikTok use
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by emaro 2y ago
Loops uses ActivityPub and the Fediverse as it's decentralization model (it's created by dansup, the dev of Pixelfed). The implementaion details, i.e. what's federated and how, are probably still fleshed out. It's the fi
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by emaro 2y ago
I checked the requirements and automatic updates are supported from F-Droid 1.19 and Android 12. However it sounds like you may have a different issue.
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by emaro 2y ago
These days even automatic updates are working. But I agree the UI of the official app (there are others) isn't amazing.
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by emaro 2y ago
Can they do rule 110? If not, I don't think they're 'generally intelligent'.
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by emaro 2y ago
Agreed. I also think that being an autocratic leader makes it worse, because you get used to yes-sayers around you and the power in general.
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by emaro 2y ago
Oh, I didn't expect that much skepticism. I love the idea and I love companies that are trying to create beautiful and sustainable things. They even try to give people a place that usually don't fit in. Yes, you can fold one yours
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by emaro 2y ago
Not really sure about calligraphy specifically, but since western languages are written left to right, it's always harder as a left-handed person. Because you have to push instead of pulling, where the latter makes fluid shapes easier.
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by emaro 2y ago
You don't need to sign up. But I saw the play button only in Firefox. In Chromium the Play button wasn't there.
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by emaro 2y ago
Grayjay allows you to view member (pay only) content if you log in with an account that has access. That allows creators to monetize their content. I'm glad Grayjay includes an adblocker, I wouldn't use it otherwise.
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by emaro 2y ago
PeerTube is federated and moderation is each server's own responsibility.
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by emaro 2y ago
Moving features out of the core (JS0) would break backwards compatibility and therefore many existing sites.
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by emaro 2y ago
I recently switched to it for coding and surprisingly I love it. It's readability is very high.
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by emaro 2y ago
They added the third identifier to detect ban evasion by changing the Steam ID and the IP address. They implemented some specific exceptions but generally recommended to not play on untrusted networks to avoid getting banned along cheater
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by emaro 2y ago
I thought the same thing first, but if you click on the year you can choose from a list.
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by emaro 2y ago
Surprised how positive you're writivg about the German public transport. The Deutsche Bahn doesn't have a good reputation in central Europe. I guess my frame of reference isn't average, given I live in Switzerland. Edit: the
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by emaro 2y ago
For people that have somehow missed the story, manifest v3 removed support for certain powerful network apis, severly limiting ad-blockers capabilities. uBlock Origin will not work anymore without manifest v2 (there's a v3 compatible l
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by emaro 2y ago
I can understand that. There're so many Markdown editors, choice paralysis easily kicks in. Markdown ist basically a must have for me though, because I know most applications will be outlived by my notes, and I want to be able to move
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by emaro 2y ago
I agree but it's what they're trying to sell if I understand it correctly.
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by emaro 2y ago
> Excel is […] the most loved software Citation needed.

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