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eviks
8mo ago
Of course, but if Elon=great you can ignore that
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eviks
8mo ago
Vibe management at its finest
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eviks
8mo ago
Oh, indeed, that's premium brand experience right there for you: all the basic stuff is broken, would you like to more apple services to go?
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eviks
8mo ago
> I’m saying that you might as well use a purpose built encryption container tool. Which is what keepass is, it just fails in a few ways (built to contain passwords and attachments) some of which are what the format change suggestion is
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eviks
8mo ago
You aren't even following the stupid Apple rule of supporting the latest 3 years of OS, how is expanding 1 year to 2 is not a problem for a text box with a bunch of extra functions?
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eviks
8mo ago
Veracrypt is a single file container, did you mean Cryptomator? And how does a protocol help with a dumb cloud with local file access? You'd still need to define a local scheme
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eviks
8mo ago
It's even weirder when people dismiss real issues as "works just great". Just use the great old version and ignore all future changes if they scare you!
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eviks
8mo ago
> Many file sharing tools, sync tools, and some cloud platforms (Dropbox for instance) support delta syncs with block-level delta compression. Ok, but "some" isn't even "many", and the core reason why the single-
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eviks
8mo ago
> New, modern launcher for macOS, built from the ground up The only sign of modernity noticed is leaving good old stuff behind: > macOS 15 Sequoia or newer required
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eviks
8mo ago
Does your dog have a phone number?
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8mo ago
> All of them can be killed > Anyone can be killed, my Lord! So nothing is decentralized?
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eviks
8mo ago
Then you'd have to copy the old one over to keep it alive
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eviks
8mo ago
It isn't minimal since it depends on a terminal
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8mo ago
That doesn't explain it since that point is theoretical, in reality markdown is poorly readable even for the basics (table with a few bold red words in a cell easily breaks alignment / readability) (also seeing all those marks isn
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eviks
8mo ago
It is right by definition. Link emacs to those controls, shed some statically linked weight, and it will also become lighter!
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eviks
8mo ago
So build it in Wordpad?
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eviks
8mo ago
That's what wordpad is for! Notepad was supposed to be an app that starts faster than you can blink for any file size and show it's plain nature
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eviks
8mo ago
Are you not aware of cases where marks physically went to the bank, withdrew all cash and dropped it off to the criminals, also taking out loans and yelling at bank employees when they were trying to stop them? No app involved. You'll
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eviks
8mo ago
> After all, they said, why not just add dependencies to your Cargo.toml? It’s easy enough. And to be honest, they were right – at least at the time. They weren't? Isn't it obvious that it's not easy because the challenge
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8mo ago
> Once investigators unlocked her workplace laptop, they took photos and audio recordings of the conversations in the laptop’s Signal application. Does it not have a good alternative protection like a short password in addition to biomet
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8mo ago
> We are getting closer and closer to the cutting-edge XV-century technology. Beautiful paragraphs! While the broader point is fine, the example to me is just bad to me: very narrow column with a lot of hyphens and identical width/n
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8mo ago
> writing it taught me more about UI systems than I ever would have learned by sticking to established solutions alone But less if you had spent a fraction of that time just learning about established solutions and hacking around those (
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eviks
8mo ago
But isn't that a requirement for joining any social media platform?
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8mo ago
> distance travelled is the wrong (or an incomplete) metric. Indeed, most of these keyboard algorithms use only plausible useful metrics and only plausible real text (like, how many designs account for the fact that you make typos and ne
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eviks
8mo ago
Weird thing to say, why would a random port be peak efficiency that can’t be improved?
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8mo ago
Great idea, keyboards on phones are pretty bad, though a bit ironic to have a taller keyboard with the message about not eating pixels Also it's missing alternative symbols that you could get by holding a key, so for example, inserting
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8mo ago
> The resulting compiler is impressive, given the time it took to deliver it and the number of people who worked on it, but it is largely unusable. That last mile is hard. You're easy to impress, that explains the unrealistic expect
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8mo ago
> the community should figure out how to efficiently remove links to archive.today You're part of the community! Prove him right!
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8mo ago
Where have they said it? > Archive.today is a time capsule for web pages! > It takes a 'snapshot' of a webpage that will always be online even if the original page disappears.
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eviks
8mo ago
So it played very poorly, you lost personal data and most importantly, social connections, and acquired a weariness
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