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by hysan 9mo ago
I think hitting the flagging threshold is probably the most tangible power as having enough accounts with that power will let you “suppress” certain topics. At least until a mod intervenes. (Unless I’m misremembering. I think flagging requi
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by hysan 9mo ago
Link to the source KDE blog post: https://blogs.kde.org/2026/01/03/this-week-in-plasma-new-yea...
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by hysan 9mo ago
Wouldn’t that leave out the set of people who have no income? For example, long term unemployed, adults switching careers and needing to take a long time off for education, etc? While the solution gets close, I don’t think it’s strictly the
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by hysan 9mo ago
Huh? I’ve been backing up my iPhone photos to my home server (running ZFS) since my first iPhone back in 2011. And Linux was my primary OS too. Not sure where that iPhone Air comment comes from.
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by hysan 9mo ago
This brings me back. My first DIY PC used an Abit motherboard. It was a great computer and was still functional after 5 years before I upgraded. I never knew about the poor quality capacitors. I guess I lucked out.
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by hysan 10mo ago
This doesn’t appear to always work? Sometimes the placed item gets sent back to the original position even though it’s clearly being placed in a new spot (at least from what I can see visually). The UX idea is nice.
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by hysan 10mo ago
> However, we've got a new CEO, and one from the Firefox side who openly talks about Firefox being the core focus for Mozilla. This is exactly what we've been asking for! I think we should give them a chance. You know the sayin
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by hysan 10mo ago
Good to know. Every time I gave Tauri a shot, issues with the state of WebKit on Linux was always my first hard wall. I never got to even trying to make a production executable. Sounds like it’ll be a long time before this ever becomes viab
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by hysan 10mo ago
Yup, came here to say this. After reading the article, it became abundantly clear that the author doesn’t support Linux and most of the article is just a summary of the common Tauri talking points that are out of date. To add data to this -
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by hysan 11mo ago
> I think comparing markdown in general to something like DocBook is comparing apples to oranges. Hmm let me rephrase the issue I have with the comments in this thread. If your position is that markdown doesn’t belong in the same categor
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by hysan 11mo ago
Maybe portable isn’t the right word. I read portable as meaning the format’s semantics are consistent across platforms. The way I read the author’s complaint was that once you start tacking on extensions to markdown, you run into the proble
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by hysan 11mo ago
The author addresses this too. Once you start down this path, you go down the road of non-standardization which means losing portability, etc. I don’t see how this is a point against the author?
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by hysan 11mo ago
Not surprised. Our one experience using Sonder was horrible. Toilet didn’t work and was constantly flushing water. Took forever to get connected to someone. Then they said that they didn’t have maintenance to send until the next day. Asked
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by hysan 11mo ago
Doubt it. I used it for several years and then forgot one year. Same amount of spam. Decided to see how it would go if I stopped and I see no difference in the amount of spam calls since.
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by hysan 11mo ago
At least when I lived there, Japan was a heavily cash centric culture. Due in part to the difficulty of getting a credit card and how little benefit there was to having one for day to day consumer interactions (edit to mention that I’m very
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The End of Tt-Rss.org(community.tt-rss.org)
2 points by hysan 1y ago|1 comments
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by hysan 1y ago
Article feels AI generated and misses some big ones. Given that this is advertising for their product, I don’t feel like this is actually useful (meaning unbiased and comprehensive) content for anyone who wants to figure out what RSS reader
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by hysan 1y ago
For the most part, I agree. But sometimes you come across ones like this that clearly go into the actual UX elements of an UI: https://old.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/1l5ll27/hyprland_...
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by hysan 1y ago
This mirrors my thoughts but as someone who has/is trying to bend KDE into a mac-like experience, there are other big road blockers to getting the same smooth workflow: - the global app menu doesn’t work for most apps because GTK based
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by hysan 1y ago
I also have YouTube premium and watch mostly on my iPad and TV. YouTube constantly logs me out at least once per day. I notice because I’ll randomly start seeing ads again (I open videos from my rss reader, never their site). This never hap
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by hysan 1y ago
Also voicing my opinion to please not do this. As a small phone + large font user, this would greatly reduce the amount of screen real estate. I think it would be a backwards step in accessibility for those with sight problems.
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by hysan 1y ago
I mostly agree with the author but I think there's a very important distinction to make. It's important to think about this in two layers - the domain and the UI (whether that be a CLI, an API, a full blown GUI, etc). The author v
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by hysan 1y ago
Depends on your filesystem. For example, I certainly can as I’m using btrfs. I’m also using Timeshift for easy management of snapshots. As others have mentioned, there are other choices too like Snapper that all work well.
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by hysan 1y ago
Just enforcing it at all would bring about a huge amount of change. I literally see police chilling in their cars while obnoxiously loud cars & motorcycles drive by and they do nothing even though my city has noise ordinance laws. The b
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by hysan 1y ago
> "unremovable" > you can't completely remove it Maybe my English isn’t very good but that sounds like the definition of unremovable.
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by hysan 1y ago
Yup, and now it’s regressing so totally understandable that for those who somehow made it work, this is the straw that breaks the camel’s back. Personally, when I developed RSI and other health issues (that made me seriously consider giving
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by hysan 1y ago
This was hard to read through because it felt like the author took a lot of the recent writings about the lack of accessibility in Linux (more accurately, Wayland) as a personal attack. It’s understandable given that they are actively worki
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by hysan 1y ago
How well does this (e.g., Tauri) perform on Linux? When I last looked at it, the WebKit implementation is uses performed very poorly to the point where it was a deal breaker. I remember there was some talk of switching the implementation to
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by hysan 1y ago
Have they managed to fix the bug where applying changes to a file moves the file to the first in your list of open files? And even pinning it if you have other files pinned? Overall, while I've liked using Cursor, it has many bugs like
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by hysan 1y ago
I think Meet replaced Duo which replaced Hangouts; the latter of which was a good competitor to iMessage. I’m not even sure of the history of all their chat apps anymore because they always have multiple alive at the same time competing wit

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