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by green7ea 4y ago
That's funny. I have a Thinkpad P14s for work and an HP x360 for personal use which are both running Linux with AMD. They have the best Linux support I've ever seen. The graphics drivers are especially nice, fast and bug free. I c
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by green7ea 5y ago
Give tide a try. I use it daily with typescript and it's great :-)
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by green7ea 5y ago
My oneplus 8t gets 3-6 days of batterry life with lineageos depending on screen use. It lasted only a day before lineage. Android has great battery life, spyware doesn't ;-).
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by green7ea 5y ago
I think so too but if the 60Hz is not a mistake, it will change my life. I hope it's not ;-)
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by green7ea 5y ago
I made a side project to experiment with this approach (and rust) a few years ago. It worked pretty well but it made simple queries more complex[1]. I was a little bit worried that complex queries would become a lot more complex so I'm
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by green7ea 5y ago
> to some degree That kind of hurts ;-)
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by green7ea 5y ago
I would love to buy a 14" system76 laptop if it had a nice 'lenovo' like keyboard. The only AMD laptop they have has a numpad which off centers the keyboard which is a deal breaker :-(. I would also miss the trackpoint
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by green7ea 6y ago
Good news is that you can't trully brick a reMarkable v1 unless you break the hardware. I 'bricked' my reMarkable v1 before and used a tool to boot the CPU into recovery mode to load a new kernel over the usb port[1]. Using t
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by green7ea 6y ago
If you could replicate that would be very interesting since a single datapoint doesn't say much. Brand new oneplus 8T and I was getting ~1 day of battery life with about 3-4 hours of use. I never enabled any google services and that wa
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by green7ea 6y ago
I recently got a new phone and the battery life doubled once I disabled all the default permissions on google apps. I knew they were consuming battery but that's a lot.
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by green7ea 6y ago
I've been running a Radeon RX 470 for a few years now and the Linux drivers are superb. Better than the intel ones that I have in my laptop. It took ~6 months after launch for it to get stable but it has been rock solid ever since. It
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by green7ea 6y ago
Sleep has been working on my last ~10 laptops and desktops, it's a non-issue at this point unless you have brand new exotic hardware. I did have a motherboard issue on a first-gen Ryzen that required a bios update to get it working. hi
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by green7ea 6y ago
> everyone except Linux and Android have solid back compat stories Linux is very backwards compatible. I've run an OpenGL application I wrote 10+ years ago without any trouble and have run non 3D applications that were over 20 years
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by green7ea 6y ago
After reading your comment I tried Rust Analyzer and wow, it makes a huge difference. I was previously using rls and it was misssing a few key features (I didn't even realize it). Thank you for the suggestion :-)
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by green7ea 7y ago
My experience with Sway was the same until the 1.0 release (about 11 months ago). The 1.0 release fixed all the show stoppers and I've been happily using it ever since. It also comes with a few nice things build in like gaps. To be hon
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by green7ea 7y ago
It seems that a lot of people are upset at browsers limitation's with custom keybindings. I thought I'd mention qutebrowser ( https://qutebrowser.org/ ) which is a browser built using Qt (blink behind the scenes) ar
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by green7ea 7y ago
For now the computer pushes to the tablet but it would be simple to write a program to pull.
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by green7ea 7y ago
For now the script runs on a computer and transmits the files to the device using wifi or a cable but there isn't really a reason why it can't run on the device. I do plan on making something like that work on the device eventuall
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by green7ea 7y ago
I have a reMarkable and I'm really happy with it. I can't recommend it for everyone yet but if you like to tinker it's really really nice. I wrote a small script that downloads the articles from news websites and puts them on
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by green7ea 7y ago
Doesn't the need for continuous growth come from the interest charged on newly created money? We always have to grow to be able to afford the ever growing amount of money we owe. With a non debt based currency, capitalism could do just
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by green7ea 8y ago
I have nearly the same setup you do but recently switched from ag to ripgrep (with deadgrep emacs plugin). It's a bit faster and allows filtering by files, etc. You may want to give a test
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by green7ea 8y ago
Public transport is easy when the city is reasonably sized. Toronto is a huge spread out city. The surface area it covers makes public transport really difficult which is not great for the standard of living.
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by green7ea 8y ago
I'm using first gen ryzen with an RX560 with different Linux distros (Ubuntu, arch and void) and it works great. Especially for compiling and gaming.
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by green7ea 8y ago
That's a good point. I think I could add a section that quickly describes how linking works and gives a few examples using ldd. I'm busy for the next few days but this is near the top of my TODO. Thanks for the feedback :-)
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by green7ea 8y ago
Thank you for the correction, you are entirely correct and it is a big oversight on my part. I tried to use as few technical terms as possible to make the article more approachable but ended up doing something worse: I misused a technical t
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The C++ Build Process Explained(github.com)
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by green7ea 8y ago
la tour = the tower le tour = the trick
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by green7ea 8y ago
I've switched to kitty a few months ago and it works REALLY well. It's very fast and has the best support for ligatures I've seen in a terminal. With FiraCode, it makes code beautiful in the terminal
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by green7ea 8y ago
A potential alternative to Google translate is deepl. It doesn't do website translation like Google translate does in Chrome but I've found it to be better for texts in English, French and German.
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by green7ea 8y ago
Gnome 3 now has it built in and it's really easy to configure - there's an on and off button in the screen configuration. https://www.gnome.org/news/2017/03/gnome-3-24-released/attac...

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