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filcuk
1y ago
Just trying this out and it appears in Firefox, the drag & drop handle on new elements doesn't cover the whole rectangle, just the label.
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filcuk
1y ago
That comparison makes no sense. Apples and oranges.
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filcuk
1y ago
God help the poor sod having to sort through that pile of submitted garbage.
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filcuk
1y ago
I feel like that's completely unrelated.
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filcuk
1y ago
1 and 2 are system functions primarily. 3 yes, configurable 4 as expected- streaming resumes if it can, you can predownload The android app has improved a lot lately, it's perfectly fine to use.
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filcuk
1y ago
There are some, but very few, expensive, and somewhat experimental. I hope all of this eink stuff gets more attention. For now, you may be able to sync android to remote to your reader.
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filcuk
1y ago
Not necessarily. One could have a gov site allowing anyone to view it, but have stricter rules on a /login path, HTTP POST, auth header, or it could have been blocked by some compny-wide safety layer that manages this stuff semi-automa
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filcuk
2y ago
I really like the feel of the writing.
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filcuk
2y ago
I agree, but I also think that data hoarding is similar to regular hoarding. All of this content and information seems like it could be useful, invaluable even. It's a problem in a world where we have excess to sort through all that in
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filcuk
2y ago
That's completely irrelevant?
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filcuk
2y ago
Ryot is an 'everything' tracker and has a good section for workouts. Very easy to deploy.
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filcuk
2y ago
People here are very passive and used to being pulled around. It's insane how far people's rights have eroded already. No right to protest, no right for privacy - what's next on the chopping block?
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filcuk
2y ago
The way archive captures sites won't allow for the infinite part.
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filcuk
2y ago
What in the world was the intended use for that?
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filcuk
2y ago
That would depend on your editor's implementation.
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filcuk
2y ago
Do we need AI to spot potholes? Give people a way to report those with their gov account and see how many of them are more than happy to do the work for you, if it means a chance to have a better road.
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filcuk
2y ago
Because of a penis drawing? Are we in preschool? There have been those ever since caveman times.
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filcuk
2y ago
I like it! Would like to have a share article/hn link to be able to direct it into wallabag or some other read later app
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filcuk
2y ago
I have one between my thumb and index finger. I was aware there are far fewer nerve endings in that area, but was hoping it would still work to some degree, as certain people reported. Sadly, I don't feel anything at all.
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filcuk
2y ago
A lot of people are willing to pay just for the fact that it's open source and moddable.
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filcuk
2y ago
Why not? Can you not emphasise with people having one thing to look forward to coming home from work? Replace a video game with your favourite thing and see how you'd feel.
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filcuk
2y ago
Honestly, for serious use - yes, but there is a fun aspect to the app. Have a friend or remote partner print the code, and ring a doorbell when they want to get in touch, or just as a reminder they'rethinking of you? Like a message,
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filcuk
2y ago
What is the point of 'open source' where you're not even allowed to fork the damn repo?
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filcuk
2y ago
In addition, they leaked proprietary code they didn't have rights to publish in the first place.
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filcuk
2y ago
I would have like that, but trialing it for several weeks it seems too much effort and caution is required (I.e. easier to ruin a brew). I take <5 minutes to make a coffee from roasted beans, whilst yerba required expertly making a stabl
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filcuk
2y ago
Who says it was? Why would they willingly give out their customers' and customers' customers data to any anonymous person or a bot? More likely a bad oversight
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filcuk
2y ago
This one is baterry-powered, and the article says power is the difficult part.
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filcuk
2y ago
Wish there were some samples!
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filcuk
2y ago
The rendering is also very slow, even on powerful machines.
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filcuk
2y ago
How is this possible, would they not run into infringement issues?
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