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filchermcurr
6y ago
LambdaMOO is mostly people being idle. There is, however, a spiritual successor called ChatMUD. It's based on a fork of a fork of the original LambdaMOO server called ToastStunt (forked from Stunt). It seems to have a bit more pep in i
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filchermcurr
6y ago
For anybody wondering about the terminal command, you can disable the thumbnail and make it instantaneously save with: defaults write com.apple.screencapture show-thumbnail -bool false I can't speak to the rest of the slowness. But tha
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6y ago
I've been living in a beige box for so long that I honestly don't even know what to do without a computer in front of me. How do you occupy the time? Take a walk, cook, read a book, talk to a friend, build a birdhouse... all optio
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7y ago
I love updates! I always update everything as soon as humanly possible. MacUpdater is like a sweet, sweet drug. I find the incidents of things breaking to be fairly low for me, and when things do break, it's usually fairly easy to find
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filchermcurr
7y ago
Oh yeah, the oh-too-familiar multiple monitor horror! I finally gave up and just bought a single ultrawide. I could feel my preciously slim sanity slipping away day by day with the struggle to wake my computer up without incident. nervous
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filchermcurr
7y ago
What Catalyst applications are you using? I haven't heard of any beyond Apple News, Swift Playgrounds, and I think maybe Twitter? Definitely interested in trying more.
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7y ago
Most of my problems seem to revolve around using an eGPU with the laptop shut. I'll randomly get intermittent freezes where the display stops updating and user input stops being accepted. When I look at the logs, AMDRadeonAccelerator i
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filchermcurr
7y ago
Yep, you'd have to be jailbroken / rooted to use Cydia.
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filchermcurr
7y ago
I get that in Firefox, but if I open it in Safari everything plays just fine. You might just have to play the browser juggling game!
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7y ago
It's also weird... it will use wifi (if connected) for some things and ethernet for others. It doesn't seem to matter which has priority in the network settings. I still haven't decided if this is a bug or a feature... So now
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filchermcurr
7y ago
Thanks for mentioning this! A lot of people don't know that macOS has a lot of Emacs keybindings as defaults. You can even customize it by putting a DefaultKeyBinding.dict file in ~/Library/KeyBindings/. The defaults ar
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7y ago
People will really be excited when all of their software goes subscription too!
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filchermcurr
7y ago
You can disable it in Preferences -> Software Update -> Advanced -> Install system data files and security updates From there you can manage the updates manually from the command line with the `softwareupdate` command. e.g. `softwa
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7y ago
There's also Tab Session Manager, which I've been using with great success for hundreds of years! https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-session-m...
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filchermcurr
8y ago
curl -s " https://api.github.com/users/historicalsource/repos?per_page... | grep \"clone_url\" | awk '{print $2}' | sed -e 's/"//g' -e 's/,/
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filchermcurr
9y ago
What happens if the slavery one gets ratified? Does it invalidate the 13th? Does the 13th invalidate it? Does it become a constitutional crisis and we duke it out to figure out which one wins?
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filchermcurr
9y ago
GitHub DDoS, Sourceforge DDoS, BitBucket 'routing issues'... somebody hates version control.
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9y ago
It's great until you realize it costs $50. A year.
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filchermcurr
9y ago
Could be. I've noticed it slows down more when you have a lot of bookmarks. Ideally you could choose what type of results quick search would return. I'd be perfectly happy only searching tabs and commands.
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9y ago
Unfortunately the quick commands window is very slow. It definitely doesn't live up to its name. I love it, though, and I truly hope performance is something they tackle soon.
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9y ago
That's one of the things that annoys me about Mozilla. When you complain about something that changes, they tell you you should have spoken up before it got changed. When you speak up about something that is changing, you're alway