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6mo ago
First of all, this looks really nice, I mean REALLY nice. It’s obvious you put a lot of thought and work into making the UX work really well. I probably will not use it, I like macOS as it is and have gotten used to it over the past 10+ yea
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6mo ago
Even so, it’s still higher than the other presidents listed
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6mo ago
I would have thought a lot of the drug offense pardons by Obama would have been for marijuana but looking at the first few pages, they’re not. > 118 of 2,791 GRANTS Only 118 list marijuana in the pardon text
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6mo ago
The main reason to consider resale value is 1-2 years later you may want to upgrade and selling it to another person typically yields you more money than trading it in with Apple. Doing something like this may decrease how much you could se
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6mo ago
meh, i like the animation. I normally use it with the trackpad so the swiping back and forth makes it feel more natural if there's animation.
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6mo ago
It does but AFAIK it always asks me if I want to allow it unless it has it saved that permission was already given.
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6mo ago
I love JetBrains and they’ve gotten better with using devcontainers but they’re still kind of flaky at times. I love using devcontainer too, just wanted to note that. I found cloning the repo when creating the devcontainer works best in Jet
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6mo ago
This could be useful. We use EFS, I like the benefits but I think it’s overkill for what we need. I’ve been thinking of switching to s3 but not looking forward to completely changing how we upload and download.
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6mo ago
I'm not against using Tusk by any means, native apps can be a lot nicer. I love using Rapid API’s Paw over Postman every day. But… > * JetBrains does bloated Java instead of bloated Electron. Tusk is truly native to the OS. The bloa
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6mo ago
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7mo ago
This reminds me of pizza party cli app way back late 90s or early 2000
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7mo ago
What browser?
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7mo ago
How long does it normally take projects to get stars though? You're not going to have a project with 100+ stars overnight or even within a month, you have to promote the project?
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7mo ago
Show up in person, she's still not convinced.
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7mo ago
This seems useful for testing. I was wanting to create some ansible roles for things like packaging a lambda. One of the things it does is check s3 for an existing zip package. It would be nice to mock that in testing.
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7mo ago
How many of these features that chrome offers have been fully flushed out and in a true working stable state? Google Chrome has a habit of pushing features out before they're really ready and Safari is usually on par with Firefox for f
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7mo ago
Are there any other AT protocol apps that aren’t derivatives of bluesky? By that I mean, not social media feed related, twitter clone.
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7mo ago
I've been using macOS since OS X Tiger and I wasn't aware of this feature.
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7mo ago
yeah, OpenAI has its strengths but code generation is not one of them.
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7mo ago
It's like reddit when Digg v4 happened
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7mo ago
I like Caddy's integration with Cloudflare for handling SSL and when I originally saw the idea it was promoted as an easy way to have SSL for a homely but I don't use real domains for my internal apps and that is required with Clo
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7mo ago
This is a lot of my similar setup in hardware. I just repurposed a PC I was using for windows that I barely used anyways. I would like to move that to a Framework Desktop mounted in my mini rack at some point though. I ended up making my ow
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7mo ago
I’d be okay with it generating the posts and the reports of the financials and such but you need some human interaction in there. Generate the posts with AI so it can free up your time to interact with people replying to the post. Or write
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8mo ago
What’s doing the actual verification? Just entering date of birth as verification is pointless and just adds complexity. The original idea was stupid enough, no need to add more stupid to it.
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8mo ago
I figured California would have been against the age verification on the adult sites like Texas and some other states are doing but then they go and 1UP them and decide to require age verification on the whole OS
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8mo ago
It looks really nice and clean. It's an SSH app though, right, so I would need a server to remote into?
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8mo ago
> 1. You don't have to successfully explain the phenomena to demonstrate the claim is false. Sometimes I feel like this is taken to the extreme for non-scientists that say that lack of evidence is in itself evidence. Depending on th
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8mo ago
Do they just not have ANY screenshots of the OS anywhere on the web site
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8mo ago
The one I don’t see that often used is color-scheme and light-dark. Both of those with css variables are so helpful with theming and having light and dark themes. Plus it works in all of the main browsers and the effect happens immediately,
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8mo ago
Even works on safari iPhone, nice
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