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by iFreilicht 5y ago
There is an additional add-on that maked it wireless, but by default it's wired.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
Oh wow, this is more than a performance problem, this is a mitigation for a data security problem that only got introduced because trackers try to work around per-domain cookie isolation.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
Marketing and pre-installation on devices. Seriously ChromeOS and chromebooks have been gaining huge marketshare, Linux could've been that if there was any player interested and wealthy enough to put on a similar campaign to what googl
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
In Germany, our economy pretty much depends on weapons and cars, so that. But apart from economic reasons, not really.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
For me, reST had the big issue of not being as quick to type as markdown. It's a better standard, that's true, and especially the table features are A LOT more useful than MD, but I've always felt a lot more mental resistance
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
I liked the idea of that law, but in high-density areas, it didn't change anything. The renters are now implicitly expected to cover the broker fee for thee landlord. If they don't offer that in advance, they won't get the ap
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
None that I found :( You can in theory use inkscape for sketching and then put the resulting SVG into Zim or any note taking app that allows embedding SVGs, but that's the best it gets from what I could find.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
Meh, not really. Something being written in Rust is a feature to me.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
You can host your own coordination server, right?
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
So like the ArchWiki but for all things tech, not just Linux?
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
All the free content you and I provided is our way of giving back to the community that answered our questions. That content generates value for SO, but they do provide the infrastructure we use for free to get our problems solved and quest
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
Is the goal of Servo to replace Gecko eventually? I thought it was more of a testbed for new rendering techniques.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
The Dell Precision laptops still have sodimms and M.2 storage, not sure about WiFi. The idea for upgrading the CPU is that you replace the whole motherboard, but keep everything else. Yes, the screen is easily swappable. The bezel is held i
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
They highlight an oversized thermal solution to reduce thermal throttling, and say that they’re working on support of popular distros on their product page.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
Untrue. The DIY-edition can be bought with no operating system, and they explicitly mention they’re testing for compatibility with popular linux distros.
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by iFreilicht 5y ago
Very cool as well, but a completely different product in my eyes. The Reform is something I’d tinker and play with, the Framework is what I’d put in my backpack and take to work every day.
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Misleading title. This is a beginner introduction, no mastery to be seen. The examples are confusing and partly misleading.
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Another reason is apparently modularity. There’s an increasing demand in wider stovetops with more or larger heaters, induction and so on, and having all controls on the top itself means users can combine all ovens with all stovetops. Addit
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
I think Nix will take a long while to increase adoption, because it is hard to learn. The language is new, the concept is new, the mental model is new. But you need to master all of those to use the tool effectively. Same goes for the other
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
People also love to create and get new and shiny things. Combine that with force of habit, and you get truckloads of engineers that tear down and replace what was working and only needed maintenance. Both forces exist, the important part is
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Yes, absolutely. I have to mention Joplin here, which became my note-taking app after a lot of research. There are certainly more powerful apps, but Joplin is open source, runs on all devices, (Windows, Linux, Android and iOS in my case), s
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Unless you're working with strings, which are a hell of a nightmare to use safely. It's become a lot better in terms of the stdlib, but even stuff like the supposedly safe vsnprintf may quickly ruin your day and open potential ove
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
I really like this idea! It's quite fun to play around with, but it feels like there's not a lot of deliberate choice I can make. It also just works really well and is super smooth. One thing that could be improved about rendering
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Interestingly, I don’t really read reddit even on my PC anymore after removing it from my phone. Like I opened it a few time, immediately got bored, and went on to do something else.
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Yeah, I’m not a big fan either. Especially the 6,8 and 9 are super inconsistent with the other numerals. Instead of relying so heavily on circles, which don’t appear in any of the other numerals, a three quarter circle arc would’ve worked m
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
The decimal design notes were also linked in the article. An absolutely stunning font. Do you know what the current state of the Hoefler vs. Frere-Jones is? I love the thorough approach to design they take with their typefaces, but wouldn’t
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
The smartphone is not the problem, it’s what you put on it. Once you got twitter and instagram and reddit, boy oh boy are you gonna reach for that thing when you’re bored even just a little. So yeah, I agree. My smartphone also handles 2FA,
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
Wait, is the operand really always on the left? stp and ldp seem to be exceptions, where the two values are the left operands, and the memory location is the right. Or am I missing something here?
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
This sounded ridiculous at first, but after looking at it, I understood the value preposition. It’s a colorscheme, yes, but you pay for the consistent support of over 160 apps, which is a big deal IMO. Heck, every program under the sun seem
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by iFreilicht 6y ago
For me it’s more about not overloading webmention.io with requests for every single visitor of your site. It seems more respectful to just re-build occasionally and thus cache the webmentions on your side. The performance is secondary to me

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