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hosteur
11mo ago
Please make an unofficial client for windows too. The official one sucks so much it is hard to even describe.
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11mo ago
> Let it fail and see what happens. It will get replaced by a proprietary protocol/paid service from each Azure, Cloudflare, Google, AWS, ... The rest of us will be S.O.L.
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hosteur
11mo ago
How does that integrate with the "Dock" or menu bar at the bottom? (new to Mac)
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hosteur
11mo ago
Profiles are great. But last I checked, it did not seem possible to run two parallel instances of Firefox with separate profiles. Has this been improved?
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hosteur
11mo ago
You are not alone. I don’t get why you are downvoted.
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hosteur
1y ago
I use shift insert to paste all the time.
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1y ago
Do you have a good automated way to back up Sheets, etc?
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1y ago
> Honestly my biggest gripe with the moonlander is its too many keys Can't you just program it such that you do not use the keys you find unnecessary? Perhaps even remove the switches?
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hosteur
1y ago
Why would anyone let Google run a local app to index their local files given that their business model is to spy on you against your interests?
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1y ago
That the workflow could be better does not really excuse the software corrupting the images. This is like the "you are holding it wrong" type excuse.
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1y ago
I am not letting Apple Photos touch my photos. Neither Google Photos, etc. All my photos are managed using Digikam and developed using Darktable. They are also visualized via immich, but immich only has access via a read-only mountpoint. Ev
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1y ago
You seem to be implying that Linus Thorvalds should also be liable for damage caused by Linux kernel. I don't think the analogy is good. You might be better off replacing Linus with Apple and Linux with macOS. In that case, I would def
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1y ago
They should be held liable if their software bricks hardware.
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1y ago
So is it on xkcd?
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1y ago
In Europe, we have: Phone repair shop. Pizzeria. Gambling cafe.
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1y ago
I use Firefox bookmarks and curate and organize them zealously. I hate the fact that I am not able to self-host Firefox Sync.
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1y ago
I thought this would be about OpenOffice.
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1y ago
So wind blows out fire?
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1y ago
Let’s hope so.
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Dark mode is not just about aesthetics
(drgrizz.xyz)
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1y ago
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1y ago
It probably do not have a majority in this target segment. Which is something.
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The REFInd Boot Manager
(rodsbooks.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
> The problem isn't sending an Ad to Wallet. Yes it is
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Triple SEC: Simple Digital Security Scheme
(nau.github.io)
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1y ago
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1y ago
You don’t think global warming would happen regardless of oil being sold by a monopoly or not?
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1y ago
> Absolutely not! The moment you have universal state-issued identity, you will be expected to provide it for everything, including tons of stuff that doesn’t require identity. Indeed this has happened in Denmark already where for exampl
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2y ago
HR, management…
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2y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27789910
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2y ago
> Honestly I think the mistake we made was calling it “work from home” instead of “telecommuting”. I am curious. Why do you think calling it telecommuting would have made any significant difference? And what difference would it have made
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2y ago
One more reason to never allow a tv on the internet.
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