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by jcotton42 2y ago
Android and Windows do too.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
It's still forced, just in the source material instead of the adaptation.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
Hey mods, can we update the title here to "Your Cat is Listening to You"? That's the actual title.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
Personally, I think tabs, spellcheck, universal line ending support was well within the scope of notepad. This AI thing is dumb for it though, should've kept Wordpad for that.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
> Yeah; GPLv3 seems designed to give pure *aaS companies an unfair advantage over people that want to give users the option to buy commercially supported hardware that runs the company's software. SaaS didn't exist when the GPL
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by jcotton42 2y ago
Mobius Sync works really well, the only caveat is that it's not completely free (you're limited in the sync size unless you pay $5, but that's a one-time thing), and that while it can background sync, it's not continuous
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by jcotton42 2y ago
> For example, you can now use Rider as the IDE on an Open Source project It's worth noting that even before this change, you can get the entire JB suite for free if you regularly contribute to a qualifying OSS project https:/
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by jcotton42 2y ago
> Can I just pay them an extra $10/yr to _never_ show me an extra ad? You already paid for the damn console, why on earth would you even remotely entertain that idea?
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by jcotton42 2y ago
> whose primary downside is the vendor lock in, imo I fail to see how bookmarks have vendor lock in. Every browser I've used has bookmark import/export to a format understandable by other browsers, like HTML.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
Does that support extend to ARM? Not sure if it's still the case, but I recall that early Windows on ARM devices didn't have native Vulkan (and I believe OpenGL was translated to DirectX via ANGLE).
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by jcotton42 2y ago
My "favorite" macOS mousing sin is that the reverse scrolling options for touchpads and mice are linked, despite there being two distinct checkboxes. Meaning you cannot have reversed (aka natural) scrolling on a touchpad, and stan
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by jcotton42 2y ago
You only need to share those changes with anyone that has access to your modified version. If you modify an AGPL'd piece of software, but never distribute it outside your org, then your changes don't need to be released outside yo
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by jcotton42 2y ago
https://minecraft.wiki/ replaced the fandom wiki some time ago.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
> are disabled I'm a low-vision US citizen, and our piss-poor public transit here is a massive problem for me.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
Stories like this make me thankful for my locally-owned gym, which won't even renew your membership without explicit verbal permission over the phone or in person.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
(Disclaimer: I work for Microsoft, though not on .NET) In defense of Java, the canonical JRE/JDK implementation has been OpenJDK for quite some time now, and there are many non-Oracle spins of it. As for .NET, while it is currently goo
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by jcotton42 2y ago
AdGuard has been working well enough for me.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
My presumption is that apps will not be able to access this data, at least without some sort of permission gate.
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by jcotton42 2y ago
> On the other hand, with a reflow station everything becomes modular and repairable. Not for the average person.
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by jcotton42 3y ago
Woah, that was fast!
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by jcotton42 3y ago
> jcotton as in Kali Jay Cotton Afraid not, funny that I share a username with someone from Kali though. As for the Descent 3 code, that would be awesome! D1 and D2 have been modernized through source ports, but getting D3 to work on mo
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by jcotton42 3y ago
Nice to see a dev on here. Do you ever think the source of Descent 3 could be released?
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by jcotton42 3y ago
The Wegmans I shopped at in Rochester had scales that would produce a special barcode you could scan into the app that would record both the item and the weight.
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by jcotton42 3y ago
It is not a good sign that the first thing on that site is an eye-searing white-on-red banner.
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by jcotton42 3y ago
Not sure if I'm missing a joke or something but the 29.97 is from two things. 1. TV was 60i (interlace), which equates to 30p (progressive) 2. The missing 0.03 frames is due to how color NTSC works https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by jcotton42 3y ago
I had this with an Apple Watch return. The package was either lost or stolen in transit, and neither FedEx nor Apple were interested in helping me. Only got it resolved after emailing Tim Cook's address, which goes to executive custome
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by jcotton42 3y ago
Oh yikes!
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by jcotton42 3y ago
This is 100% malicious compliance or spite from Apple. The DMA did not in any way require them to dump PWAs.
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by jcotton42 3y ago
Where have you seen this? If the function does it properly (SupportsShouldProcess) then it should pass down automatically.
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by jcotton42 3y ago
There's also distrobox https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox .

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