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by hs86 2y ago
Is it just JMAP, or why does Fastmail's web app feel so fast? I have moved away from all locally running mail apps to Fastmail and even fetch/alias all my other mail accounts to them because of the much better experience.
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by hs86 2y ago
Probably another instance of people who somehow couple the success of their chosen team/group to their own self-worth. Depending on the intensity of the manifestation, we call it national pride, gang affiliation or John Gruber.
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by hs86 2y ago
Will this also kill 3rd party Google Drive clients for Linux like Insync?
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by hs86 2y ago
Is this an issue with all networks that have a "restrictive" peering policy, as shown in [0], or is Deutsche Telekom particularly problematic in this case? [0] https://www.peeringdb.com/net/196
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by hs86 2y ago
This upgrade seems a bit one-sided. Some badly optimized games are usually CPU limited, and this upgrade apparently will not improve on that. I wouldn't be surprised if games like GTA 6 run at 30 fps on both PS5 and PS5 Pro, with some
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by hs86 2y ago
Reminds me of HK-47 from KOTOR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPeI4mX8Nus
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by hs86 2y ago
For years, I used Fastmail alongside four other email accounts with local mail clients like Thunderbird, Apple Mail, and eM Client. The experience was always just okay, but recently, tasks like opening messages, switching to folders with lo
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by hs86 2y ago
Most Ubuntu users don't know that Canonical only supports the main repository for free. To my knowledge, only some comments hidden in /etc/apt/sources.list mention this, but the more honest approach would be to warn all
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by hs86 2y ago
How well does Obsidian Sync's conflict resolution work compared to Dropbox? Dropbox now supports folder selections for 3rd party apps via the iOS Files app [1], and I wonder how well that stacks up against Obsidian's native sync.
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by hs86 2y ago
2012 Ivy Bridge MacBook Air with 8 GB RAM: Recent macOS versions have become slower and slower each year. Among those unsupported releases that can still run via OCLP, it is easy to notice all the newly changed stuff because those start and
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by hs86 3y ago
Are delta patches still viable given the current sizes of games? I'm not sure if this is the state of the art, but according to https://www.daemonology.net/bsdiff/ , bspatch would require more memory than most syst
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by hs86 3y ago
Can Gemini Ultra respond with the LaTeX/KaTeX formula of a given input image (e.g. a screenshot from a math formula)? GPT-4 does this well and can practically replace Mathpix Snip for me.
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by hs86 3y ago
I switched over after the Manifest v3 debacle, and after a couple of months, I wonder if the implications of using a browser with a lower market share are overblown. I haven't encountered any site that misbehaves, and the only missing
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by hs86 3y ago
Corresponding blog post: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-subsystem...
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by hs86 3y ago
It has been updated frequently in the past: https://www.freshports.org/x11/nvidia-driver (scroll down for commit history) edit: Has Nvidia been building a FreeBSD driver for the past 20 years, or did they initially por
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by hs86 3y ago
Nearly every Android device ever made runs on an outdated kernel that can't be upgraded anymore. From a platform perspective, I think they made the wrong choice when the majority of their install base has turned into abandonware.
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by hs86 3y ago
https://wiki.t2linux.org/state/ Before these T2 chips, Intel Macs were very close to regular PC hardware. That's why I suspected better Linux support on those older models. The list of still open issues on that wi
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by hs86 3y ago
Catalina was the last supported OS for my 2012 MBA, and the following Big Sur upgrade worked well with OCLP because it only had to patch in WiFi support during the boot process. After that, macOS Monterey also dropped support for my Ivy Bri
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by hs86 4y ago
Alternative: https://shortcat.app/
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by hs86 4y ago
They already had their "Virtual Files" feature on Windows, which uses Microsoft's native implementation for OneDrive, and now, they are testing it for macOS using Apple's File Provider API. What is the situation on Linux
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by hs86 4y ago
It looks like these AI features are going to add some padding to our messages, and the other end needs AI to undo it in order to save their sanity. Just look at the "I'm on it" example from their announcement video and what n
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After four years of SMR storage, here's what we love–and what comes next(dropbox.tech)
1 points by hs86 4y ago|0 comments
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by hs86 4y ago
It is biased towards passively cooled CPUs. It's dev once stated in an interview that they tried to recreate the typical bursty usage patterns of mobile phones, and therefore the added little pauses between the tasks.
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by hs86 4y ago
I find it weird that I had to use Chrome to update the firmware of my device. And it was even weirder that the process went through smoothly. Maybe this is better than downloading a one-off utility from a manufacturer's slow FTP and se
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by hs86 4y ago
How does this stack up against something like Auphonic? https://auphonic.com/
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by hs86 4y ago
It works if you install the optional KB5020030 via Windows Update. edit: I can also confirm, that they ported WSLg back to Windows 10. \o/
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by hs86 4y ago
Is there an alternative that focuses on local storage, which easily syncs between my devices via Dropbox etc.? Zotero comes close, but it has a weird full-text search, and the UI is not as nice as Raindrop's. The other issue is to retr
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by hs86 4y ago
This script mixes ports with custom build options with the official binary packages, which are built using only the default build options. Going forward, it would be advised to only update via e.g. portmaster or poudriere. In both cases, th
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by hs86 4y ago
As an outliner, Logseq is too opinionated about how I am supposed to use it. Obsidian is less strict and allows me to follow whatever principle I want to which extent I want. I can mix a bit of Zettelkasten here, some daily notes there, and
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by hs86 4y ago
Obsidian is my favorite app, and my only missing feature is to enable better PDF support, similar to Logseq. Logseq allows me to embed the PDFs inside the app and annotate them with all the bells and whistles enabled by markdown. Area highl

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