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encom
9mo ago
>toxic moderation and trigger-happy close-votes >zombie community Like Reddit post 2015.
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9mo ago
I replaced Windows with Fedora (KDE) on my moms computer, and she's never even commented on it. The browser icon looks the same, and it's in roughly the same place.
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9mo ago
It's been a while since I used Windows regularly or seriously, but I remember start menu search actually being good - maybe around Win7 days? You would just press <Win>, type a few letters of the software you wanted and hit enter
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encom
9mo ago
This is already mentioned in the article. Software vs. hardware is a tradeoff. x264 produces higher quality (perceptual or compression efficiency) video, at the expense of latency.
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9mo ago
>It's really in their interests to auto-skip sponsor segments But is it? Sponsor segments is view time, same as anything else.
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9mo ago
This newsletter pest is puzzling me. Why would I want more crap in my email? If I'm on your website, why not just put the content there, instead of sending it out-of-band via email? Maybe it's some fingerprinting/tracking non
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9mo ago
I refuse to engage with EU cookie banners, even programmatically.
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9mo ago
One aspect of popups that survived, was the ability of a website to spawn a new tab on click. I DETEST this behaviour. Not only because it breaks the back button, but tabs/windows are something I control, not you. I will decide when
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9mo ago
The Market didn't create mandatory EU-banners.
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9mo ago
Just tested - it does indeed.
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9mo ago
>Everyone in the EU speaks english That's not even slightly true, where in god's name did you get this idea?
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9mo ago
>common international language Not nearly as much as people on the internet seem to think. In large parts of Europe, speaking english will get you absolutely nowhere.
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9mo ago
Just keep giving Apple more money. That'll show them!
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9mo ago
Firefox on Fedora on X1 Carbon and scrolling just works. Maybe it was different in the past.
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9mo ago
I use that all the time, and it's the only one in this thread I've seen that displays week numbers, which is essential if you are employed.
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10mo ago
And the official support options are Discord and Reddit. Sad.
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10mo ago
My sisters iPad just bricked itself during an update, and nothing I've tried has been able to revive it. And it's an unrepairable disposable piece of tech, so it's going into a landfill. https://www.apple.com/
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10mo ago
Kind of true, but it's an aesthetics issue as well. The doubleshot keycaps look so nice :)
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encom
10mo ago
Yea, the danish layout is objectively terrible[1], but I have many decades of muscle memory with it now... [1] Shift+7 == /, AltGr+¨ == ~. These two in particular are tedious as a Linux user.
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encom
10mo ago
This curse extends to mechanical keyboards as well. There exists all sorts of fancy, beautiful and odd keycap sets... for Americans. Some times for German and French. If I get really lucky, I'll find some with a "Nordic" layo
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10mo ago
>[Homebrew] Auto-updates now run every 24 hours instead of every 5 minutes[...] That is such an insane default, I'm at a loss for words.
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10mo ago
I quite like Gentoo's rsync based package manager. I believe they've used that since the beginning. It works well.
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10mo ago
Employing Bellard at FAANG would be a tragic waste!
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10mo ago
It has in many cases already been taken by robots. Lots of warehousing is automated. But there are many situations requiring a forklift that are not well suited to automation. Basically anything that isn't dealing with neatly stacked r
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10mo ago
Das ist schnell eskaliert.
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10mo ago
For all the praise he's receiving, I think his web design skills have gone overlooked. bellard.org is fast, responsive and presents information clearly. Actually I think the fancier the website, the shittier the software. Examples: Tar
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10mo ago
Baseless fear mongering. I've had webservers raw-dogging the Internet for about 25 years. Nothing of any consequence has happened. Hasn't happened to anyone I know, either. Anecdata yes, but people are making it sound like running
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10mo ago
https://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt
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10mo ago
I've tried speaking danish to ChatGPT and asking it very simple questions. I even tried using complete words and pronouncing them properly (inb4 kamelåså)[1], but it didn't help. I didn't manage to have it transcribe a single
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10mo ago
https://theonion.com/area-man-constantly-mentioning-he-doesn...
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