folkrav

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by folkrav 4y ago
> It's not like North Korea is paradise. It's certainly not. It's another poor third world nation, not unlike many of the ones currently on the western side of things where the same sort of life happens. There's point
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by folkrav 4y ago
The whole idea that there are "sides" to be had is IMHO extremely sad in the first place. This whole bipartisan system bullshit is causing so much damage, and its been going on since at least the 70s.
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by folkrav 4y ago
The whataboutism never fails to show up. It's entirely possible to attempt to address one issue and having missed, not looked into or plain having been wrong about another one.
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by folkrav 4y ago
We'll see when they actually start shipping stuff. Things tend to go smooth when nothing gets deployed...
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by folkrav 4y ago
The point was most people don't justify put $1000 on a separate camera when they already have one that does maybe 80% of the job in their pocket at all times. I agree, it's really fun though. Never had great gear, but I used to ju
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by folkrav 4y ago
We (French speakers) call macaroni macaroni though. Although there is also the term "coudes", meaning "elbows".
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by folkrav 4y ago
The tiny keyboard combined with my oversized hands made it really hard for me to justify as a note taking tool haha. But yeah, I definitely can see them being used for this purpose. Especially since the laptops of that era weren't part
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by folkrav 4y ago
Netbooks were pretty cool as far as form factor went, but indeed, they were mostly utterly useless, often running clocked down single-core Atom chips...
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by folkrav 4y ago
> my workflow and habits have become very independent from the hardware Isn't being constrained to a particular keyboard layout being _really_ dependent on hardware, to the contrary?
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by folkrav 4y ago
Being constrained to a single keyboard layout all your life sounds awfully limiting. I literally swap between completely different keyboards often (ortholinear/standard staggered/split layouts/etc). It takes some getting used
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by folkrav 4y ago
Really? I know pip does it by default if you don't use virtual envs, but that's related to how pip works - activating the venv basically swaps pip/python executables and `site-packages` to the ones in the venv directory. I ad
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by folkrav 4y ago
I heavily disagree with the very premise that OS package managers are solving the same problems as language-specific, development targeted dependency management solutions.
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by folkrav 4y ago
> You don't need Jest. You can use buld-in test runner since Node 19.0 ( https://nodejs.org/api/test.html ) v19 was released 5 days ago. Barely had time to register this was a thing, let alone migrating our 3500
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by folkrav 4y ago
How did Mozilla "water-down" their own essence? Is it about that old XUL debate again?
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by folkrav 4y ago
https://www.betterbird.eu/faq/moz-governance.pdf https://www.betterbird.eu/faq/permanent-ban.pdf https://groups.google.com/g/mozilla.governance/c/RQHR3eFAYZ8
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by folkrav 4y ago
The point is MSRP used to be a relatively safe assumption of selling price (AFAIK it also has been for quite a while), and now it's way lower than what we actually end up paying.
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by folkrav 4y ago
We should tell this to Dubai's migrant workers.
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by folkrav 4y ago
You must be using Dark Reader or something similar? Page is light mode, and the text darker gray by default for me.
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by folkrav 4y ago
I have no idea of the margins, and expecting customers to know about your operating costs without either disclosing them outright or asking the question is an... interesting take. All I can realistically do is compare with the competition,
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by folkrav 4y ago
Now that every single damn service out there is costing me a cup of coffee every month, I end up paying a couple of coffee jugs a month. Are we seriously going to shame customers for trying to cut some costs in this economic context? As a c
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by folkrav 4y ago
Not gonna lie, I'm having a hard time justifying the 3-4x increase in cost for Padloc vs. Bitwarden. The pricing is only rivaled by 1Password, which makes it a hard sell to me...
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by folkrav 4y ago
The server and client are open-source, and independently audited regularly since 2018 https://bitwarden.com/blog/bitwarden-network-security-assess...
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by folkrav 4y ago
Anything color that's reasonably priced?
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by folkrav 4y ago
All art is gonna start looking the exact same if it's just a collage of generated images.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Or, hear me out: save yourself the trouble and don't build a team of people needing micromanagement in the first place.
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by folkrav 4y ago
I could see both being really useful. I don't want my full dotfiles available on arbitrary remote servers. But being able to setup a new dev environment by just cloning my dotfiles and linking them back is also invaluable.
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by folkrav 4y ago
> No, clearly not. Apart from the overheating the first experience you’ll have is opening it: You pull the screen upwards, but the hinge is too strong, so the bottom comes with the screen, and then since the handle is slippery you lose t
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by folkrav 4y ago
Somewhat disingenuous to boil it down to this, when it's merely one of the ways presented with 4 other ways of installing it, including downloading the binary, package managers, building from source... Looking at said install script it
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by folkrav 4y ago
It's not as awful as I would have suspected from the description, but I still don't really like it. Bar the fancy "scrollbar" timeline they give you to jump directly somewhere in the page - which does alleviate that prob
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by folkrav 4y ago
Hmm, I'm genuinely curious: why? I tend to heavily dislike anything infinite-scrolling...

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