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by encom 8mo ago
Finding consumer hardware that isn't riced to the max is getting hard. I wish pcpartpicker had a checkbox to filter out anything with RGB lights. Or one to filter out things marketed towards 13 year old boys - but that might be harder.
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by encom 8mo ago
Nothing stops you from locally archiving your email with IMAP.
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by encom 8mo ago
It's because the author put effort into it. Most (online) humour is lazy, low effort, regurgitated meme spam. See: Reddit. It should be downvoted and ideally never posted at all. This is also the reason why I consider the lack of image
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by encom 8mo ago
I too love that style, but it won't work today, because many apps today are Electron slop that disregards user preference and styles itself.
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by encom 8mo ago
>once in a blue moon >look inside >12000 arrests a year https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveforbes/2025/09/09/people-a...
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by encom 9mo ago
Go easy on the guy. Mac users are so used to overpaying for trivial functionality.
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by encom 9mo ago
What is allowed and what actually happens are two very different things, my friend. In the neighbourhood I live, there's a guy who visits someone here several times per week. His headlights are broken, the tires are worn smooth, the ex
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by encom 9mo ago
Of course, if you move the goalposts far enough you can say any result is a success. Mastodon looks to have around 800k active users. For comparison IRC has (according to netsplit.de) around 280k users. Is that successful?
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by encom 9mo ago
Worth noting: A Pi 1 will decode 1080p h264 video flawlessly. I used one as a media center for a long time, running OpenELEC (now LibreELEC). Moving around the UI was a bit sluggish, but video playback was smooth. YouTube is an absolute clo
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by encom 9mo ago
This seems like a lot of effort and expense to avoid either figuring out the current ethernet cable layout, or pulling new cable. It's not that hard.
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by encom 9mo ago
So like Cloudflare for email.
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by encom 9mo ago
Line speed is always base 10. I think everything except RAM (memory, caches etc.) is base 10 really.
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by encom 9mo ago
Why the extra step of having to click each one? Only a few of them are interactive.
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by encom 9mo ago
These are all super dark, for some reason.
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by encom 9mo ago
My statement implied no such thing - merely an opinion that all media is trash and unworthy of trust. For the most part. Same can be said for politicians. For the most part.
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by encom 9mo ago
I have no idea what you're saying.
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by encom 9mo ago
>filtered, biased news media There isn't a lot of unbiased media, in any political direction. Danish media is no different.
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by encom 9mo ago
Ironically, as I scrolled a few pages down that site, the content was blocked by a popup and I closed the tab. The internet is over. Pack it up.
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by encom 9mo ago
>Apps always launch on the monitor your mouse cursor is on ...but you can set up rules to force a given program to always launch at a specified position and dimension.
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by encom 9mo ago
You don't use an IM service, because a subset of its users are "wackos"? I've used Telegram for many years now, and aside from the occasional "hot singles in your area" type spam, I've never been bothered
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by encom 9mo ago
No it isn't. Hamburger menu > My Profile > QR button is next to your username.
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by encom 9mo ago
I'm not going into an edit war with some deranged redditor activist.
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by encom 9mo ago
You're right - security is not my primary concern. >security fixes that are relevant to any Chrome Browser platforms will be landed on the extended stable branch >complex and risky changes [...] may not be viable to backport Bi
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by encom 9mo ago
I'm obviously not just talking about the tabs. And "some little UI thing" can absolutely break your workflow - UI isn't just how things look. Mozilla purged lots of minor features over the years, and the goto excuse was
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by encom 9mo ago
As a former Firefox user, I got fed up with the constant change for the sake of change. Why change the tabs? They were fine the way they were. People got mad about the addon situation since it broke their workflows because of vague technica
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by encom 9mo ago
>only ever be used by the extremely small niche[...] Isn't that pretty much the current situation?
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by encom 9mo ago
Sure, but then don't go grandstanding about privacy. You can't have both. And saying that improving performance is impossible without it is hyperbolic. Developers did that before every major application turned into actual spyware.
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by encom 9mo ago
>1.1GB >RAM lights I'm not sure which is dumber.
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by encom 9mo ago
I keep music files on my phone, and play them with foobar2000. 128 GB is a lot of audio.
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by encom 9mo ago
I've used Spotify a little from time to time over the years, but I never got rid of my music files. I have MP3 files around that I encoded in the 90's.

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