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by halapro 7mo ago
Why take it on Spotify? YouTube Music pays even less and I've never heard anyone complain about that.
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by halapro 7mo ago
You might want to take some time off the internet, I can smell your liver from here. The internet sucks, it always sucked, most people don't know how to do anything properly, trends ruin everything else. It's always going to suck,
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by halapro 7mo ago
Real parallax is fine if done well. A subtle image parallax looks great on some websites. If you're talking about "move any random element at different speed without rhyme or reason," then yeah, I agree with you. We all hate
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by halapro 7mo ago
If you opened any "web design awards" website you'd know how terribly wrong you are. People will animate the sh out of any element exclusively for you to go "wow". It does not go much deeper than that. Designers and
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by halapro 7mo ago
I really don't understand the hate for Spotify. Been a paid member for a decade and Apple Music still sucks for me (particularly when internet is bad)
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by halapro 7mo ago
Always a catch.
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by halapro 7mo ago
I checked and you're mostly incorrect. 2018+ Macs/iPhones still receive Safari updates, with security updates going further back. Chrome is Android 10+, which requires a device not older than 2017/2018 as well. Chrome is Wind
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by halapro 7mo ago
Italy, France and Spain have 200GB+ plans for 10€. Romania reportedly has unlimited for 4€ but I don't know which operator. US plans just aren't comparable as they've been historically f'd with astronomical monthly payme
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by halapro 7mo ago
> how about I go for the cruelty-free version. They should just use that as a label: https://xkcd.com/641/ Would you like the cruel or cruelty-free patty?
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by halapro 7mo ago
Modding has been a thing for 20+ years though, people spend money for aesthetic purposes only.
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by halapro 7mo ago
The spec hasn't even reached stage 4 yet. Chrome only added support 58 days ago. Safari already added support in their alphas.
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by halapro 7mo ago
People keep calling this "a phone chip" when M1 was literally "a phone chip" to begin with, based on A14. It's entirely reasonable that in 4 generations of "phone chips", the A18 reaches the speed that M1
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by halapro 7mo ago
It's just momentum. You buy windows because you have windows. You buy windows because there's not really much of a choice. You have windows because you're not going out of your ways to reconfigure hundreds of laptops at your
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by halapro 7mo ago
Yes but also this has never been an issue on any phones (i.e. never heard a complaint), and you take that to the toilet. By comparison a laptop camera has much less access to your private life. People who are truly worried about cameras wil
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by halapro 7mo ago
I was never able to properly parse large man pages, I'm so happy that llms can now prepare half a usable command without spending an hour reading a time without a single usage example.
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by halapro 7mo ago
The sriracha sauces one you mentioned are effectively copies of the sauce made and popularized in the US by Huy Fong. So it's not so much that "sriracha is like ketchup" but just that you don't know the origin of the sau
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by halapro 7mo ago
If you see penis everywhere that's on you, unfortunately.
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by halapro 7mo ago
To me this looks 100% like what you used to see on Tumblr. Just pure random art with a theme. The difference is that back then it used to be gifs.
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by halapro 7mo ago
I'm honestly suddenly having issues unlocking my iPhone 17 Pro in broad daylight. Feels like it doesn't work in the sun anymore. No hair, just eyeglasses.
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by halapro 7mo ago
Too much effort on my part and zero on theirs
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by halapro 7mo ago
This is just a fun blog post, no people who use AI to submit low-effort PRs will read this. Do what I do: 1. Close PR 2. Block user if the PR is extremely low effort The last such PR I received used ‘’ instead of '' to define stri
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by halapro 7mo ago
I think there's a huge "it depends" caveat. In the JS world I remember browserify, it did what it was meant to do and it was extendable. A really nice Unix-like minimal software. The reality is that it was just a small piece
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by halapro 7mo ago
It's the kids' social network, you're just old.
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by halapro 7mo ago
I get it, there's now definitely a hurdle between "I got a computing device" and "I can program on it". I don’t think it's a huge hurdle though, you can and will be able to upgrade or just buy a full computer
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by halapro 7mo ago
To a technical person, this is obvious. AI doesn't happen on the glasses, it doesn't happen on your crappy phone, it happens online. Live streaming, which is also a feature, by definition sends everything it captures to someone el
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by halapro 7mo ago
IMHO technology (and price) is just not there yet. I can buy a phone and 2 tablets for less month than a foldable. I'd love a 10 inch screen in my pocket but maybe in 2035. Nokia imagined this 20 years ago and we're barely there
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by halapro 7mo ago
What are you talking about? Air literally always meant thin and light. Now they're treating it a premium product between normal and pro instead (see iPhone Air too)
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by halapro 7mo ago
I hate apple. Can't they just add a second bump on the other side? They're being a PITA with this wobble and it's been going on for like 15 years now (iPhone 7 forward)
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by halapro 7mo ago
I live in Asia and I see all students using iPads instead of laptops. The limitations of the OS are really not felt by the general public. Whatever you listed doesn't even make sense to them, they buy things based on what they can af
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by halapro 7mo ago
By law third party engines are allowed since like 2024, geoblocked to the EU, but I haven't seen any news of browsers actually doing that. I think a number of other countries are starting to enforce that, like South Korea or Japan.

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