igneo676

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by igneo676 6y ago
I don't think I've ever seen a "Verified by Google" badge on a website. Looking into it, apparently you're under a different set of API usage policies and only a limited set of uses. I'm guessing according to t
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by igneo676 6y ago
For what it's worth, I also own quite a few of their older laptop lines (Mainly X230's) and I've been slowly flashing Coreboot onto them I know that's not feasible for their newer lines, which I also own
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by igneo676 6y ago
My understanding is that the Thinkpad line is a bit segmented from the rest of the company. As a result, those poor decisions haven't effected the Thinkpad line. It helps also that I immediately switch everything over to Linux I do und
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by igneo676 6y ago
> Ghostery will continue to operate normally. Good to hear :) > There's a lot of FUD regarding this. We outline what happened here: <Link provided> Yep, I still stand by the statement that it was a debacle and was a poor de
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by igneo676 6y ago
Hrm, I guess I should've looked into them a bit more during the Firefox-Cliqz debacle. I still think it was the wrong move for Mozilla BUT it's also sad that we lost another player in search engine diversity. I also wonder what wi
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by igneo676 6y ago
Not clean enough to be considered potable, but good enough to water your lawn or use as a separate grey water system if you're set up for it. A lot of people who do this will have a complete filtration system so it can be used for all
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by igneo676 7y ago
I've used Paperspace pretty extensively for cloud-gaming without the lock-in. Unless you're pretty familiar with their UI, it can be an extremely frustrating experience I've had problems where I've been locked out of GPU
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by igneo676 7y ago
I've an iron pipe desk with a red wooden top paired with a similarly designed shelf. They allow me to work at standing height with all the proper ergonomics. My laptop simply goes on the shelf and connects to the rest via a single USB
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by igneo676 7y ago
Huh. Looks like that same company created a few other buildings but the plans have since vanished from the internet. Good find on that one!
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by igneo676 7y ago
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Lenovo_ThinkPad_X1_Carb... If this is yours (Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 7), there's a very recent fix that you can find there. It's a bit of a hassle, but should work across m
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by igneo676 7y ago
Back when I was a McManager, I appreciated anyone who treated my employees and I like actual human beings. Whenever possible, I'd go above and beyond for those people :) At my peak I made $11/hour and employees started at ~$7.50 s
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by igneo676 7y ago
What are these settings he's referring to? Genuinely asking - I used to run into this issue _all the time_ and even if it's not a default I'd love to toggle some flags and get a responsive system even under low-memory situati
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by igneo676 7y ago
A few off the top of my head: 1. Node.js greatly benefits from these features. Transpiling is not as prevalent there 2. Some people do exclusively target "evergreen" browsers and don't care about IE support 3. Those that do d
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by igneo676 7y ago
Is there a decent thin-and-light AMD laptop? Looking to buy the successor to my Dell XPS 13 and would strongly prefer AMD if I can find something ultrabook-like with a QHD or above resolution screen
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by igneo676 7y ago
I (finally) learned to touch type after picking up a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard a couple years back. Really forced me into touch typing since there was a clear division between each hand. Prior to that, I could type at a very decent speed
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by igneo676 7y ago
Ugh, I just wish there was a slick laptop like the Dell XPS line that both supported Linux AND had a Radeon (or just not-nvidia) graphics card. I've been looking for a viable contender and it appears that it just doesn't exist
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by igneo676 8y ago
It seems to me that the core ethos is upping our standards of living. Sort of like a whole-life kon-mari tidying method. Tiny houses help focus specifically on things like: 1. Owning high quality and purpose built possessions 2. Becoming de
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Enhance your workflow with these Vim plugins(donniewest.com)
1 points by igneo676 8y ago|0 comments
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by igneo676 8y ago
And the workarounds for multiple clipboards are SO painful. Disabling the extraneous ones is impossible and syncing them works until it DEFINITELY doesn't. I've had better luck over on Wayland, thankfully
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by igneo676 8y ago
Just wanted to say thanks! I already use Ad Blocking on my personal phone (LineageOS + AdAway) but my wife's phone is still stock Android and without an Ad Blocker. Intra + AdGuard just fixed that. Goodbye pervasive tracking
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by igneo676 8y ago
I think the technical answer here is yes but, given the fact that the police themselves were too occupied to pursue the original thieves, I find it equally unlikely they're going to pursue the vigilante IANAL - but I'd suppose the
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by igneo676 8y ago
I love the ideas centered around summaries: 1. Weekly 2. Monthly 3. At the end of significant events Is there anything out there that provides this sort of service?
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by igneo676 8y ago
Works fine for me - Latest Firefox Developer Edition on Linux
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by igneo676 8y ago
If there's nothing wrong with what you have, keep it. There's also theoretically nothing stopping you from setting up a similar server and stand up a load balancer for incoming traffic and use that if you need some redundancy. Tha
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by igneo676 8y ago
If I'm not mistaken, V1 just takes normal Node apps and wraps them in a Docker container. At least, that's how they handle deploying to platforms outside of Zeit such as AWS. V2 just makes that process explicit and normalized acro
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Why you should still use Neovim(donniewest.com)
3 points by igneo676 8y ago|0 comments
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by igneo676 8y ago
Yeah, they don't call out what version they're on without some digging. I had to actually download the browser and check manually > This was the main reason I was attracted to this browser because the old webkit2 based vim-like
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by igneo676 8y ago
I wish I could have the best of all worlds here - a minimal browser like qutebrowser but also built on the latest Chromium (or whatever engine you prefer, something built on Servo would be cool) but sadly even the qt5-webengine backend is s
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by igneo676 8y ago
It's possible I'm misunderstanding, but it also seems like they're more oriented on being a task list instead of a true email client. Inbox to me was just a much nicer gmail, though I understand a lot of people used it like a
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by igneo676 8y ago
Looks like it exposes a GraphQL API - should be able to pull all the data you need out of it. Sounds like an excellent contribution opportunity :)

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