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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
I wonder why do we need new notes... but I guess running some competition is not a tragedy. You can see all side-by-side here: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/future_banknotes/ht... My takes: Designs
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
You are right, Windows 2000 was the peak of UI design. Since then everything is getting worse, the rounded corners and floating margins being one example. The MacOS and web-designer influences were detrimental to usability.
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
> Also, what happened to hover messages and little (?) marks? Every software behaves like it expects me to know what to do from Day 1. I truly hate fast-food kiosks for this reason: most expect me to be familiar with their offerings and
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Or even better than question mark (for me): hover text with explanation.
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
No, unfortunately I cannot. I decided that the fediverse is not for me. A friend of mine wanted to host a lemmy instance, but as soon as he opened registration it got flooded with pornography, even worse: mostly illegal. He deleted the inst
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Honestly? I don't remember exactly, something about a software project not being automatically bad for not implementing a code of conduct praising certain sexual deviances (woof)? I clearly remember why my account with lots of photos w
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Lobsters is the definition of a toxic community. Here at least you can create a throwaway account to have a controversial opinion. There you need vested invited, and get banned if you post some uncomfortable truth. Been there, done that. Sa
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
No, they don't reject it. The realize they hate it, but make a compromise.. and use the free gmail, the ad ridden internet, etc., because they have no real alternatives. Rejecting surveillance capitalism is only realistic for the poore
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Reality shows otherwise. Take a look at Google and free-for-ads-and-surveillance everything. People are willing to make compromises on privacy for less important things than the change of them or their loved ones getting murdered, as mentio
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
With a plain VPN like WireGuard when they get access to your network, they don't have plain ssh, not to mention root ssh access to hosts. This is a serious issue.
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
You are mistaking plastics for the MAD doctrine, and nuclear weapons.
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
So the user must be concise, but cannot ask the model to be concise... because it hurts the model...
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Nah, it cannot happen that Big Agro's poisons are to fault...
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
The whole GitHub infra is cracking under the AI-boom's increased load. This can very well be just another symptom of the same thing.
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Why? Worst se we are 10 years behind them. Second mover advantage will also be there, it this is so critical indeed. What happened to China because they were third movers in the race to the nuclear weapons? Nothing. They were pretty behind
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
> unholy blend of a cybernetic spider and a Knight Rider I love the phrasing, we usually call this design language as transformers mating.
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
Is that a notebook? As the thermals don't really compare for a notebook and these high performance minipcs.
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Windows users are reporting a graphical bug. Google Chrome may be to blame(neowin.net)
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by fodkodrasz 3mo ago
> Steam Big Picture turns my big Windows machine at home into a game console and does the same for my Mac Mini. Well it turned mine into a 2000s linux/wine debugfest flashback when I wanted to play GTA IV: Ballad of Gay Tony... Also
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by fodkodrasz 4mo ago
out of edit time: so my main point: Beelink may be new to the business and relatively unknown, but my overall experience is very positive with them so far. Fr better than with some Big Brands.
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by fodkodrasz 4mo ago
I've had an ASUS PN-50E minipc, and its bios is broken and ASUS won't fix it, it cannot wake from sleep on Windown 11 25H2. Support told me to reinstall windows... and never got past level 1 support. I've also got a Beelink m
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by fodkodrasz 4mo ago
Recently I rented Cupra for a week, its assistants were non intrusive, and helpful. It was a pleasant surprise. Now don't get me started on Toyota or Hyundai assitants... BTW the video you linked features a Toyota.
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by fodkodrasz 4mo ago
> Only solution is really distros with immutable root and snapshots. Lucky for you then, as Fedora does have an immutable desktop flavour! https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/silverblue/
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by fodkodrasz 4mo ago
I hope the conculsion won't be to drain even the few remaining wet habitats. I can tell you what that will cause: draughts, desertification, and even more heating, as evaporation stops to cool the environment. I'm living in this s
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by fodkodrasz 4mo ago
The idea is the same as in all hype cycles: Ride the wave and let the small investors hold the bag in the end.
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
I'm curious about the openness of the platform. As long as the openness and standardization of the PC platform is not present, this platform is not a contender of x86 in my eyes. We can see with the highly praised Apple M platform on t
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
If only I could get rich, structured data access to my spending data... but many banks only allow pdf statement downloads, in inconvenient ways, and their UIs for drilling down into data... Where can I buy my own data from the brokers?
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Looking on the bright side: I guess based on the google 20% rule this mean 12 hours for opensource every week!
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Well, given that computer games are not essential goods, most people could survive perfectly well without these so-called luxuries. Or is it only fairly produced luxury goods that are considered a luxury, while exploitatively produced luxur
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
out of edit time: suitable for sustainable planting was what I wanted to express

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