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jerhewet
2y ago
I installed Windows 11 and Visual Studio 2022 on my Mac Mini M2 and it works like a bloody charm. It's not as fast as my main Windows development machines, but it's 100% functional and operational. Bonus: I'm running Little S
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11a...
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You can pry Windows 7 from my cold, dead hands. As long as ESET NOD32 is still being updated, and as long as the half-dozen applications and tools I use on my two desktop machines still works, I will keep using it. And please, no specious r
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2y ago
Comments should never be "what". They should always be "why".
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/interactive/2024/mic... The Partnership for Public Service (linked in the article). Pointing at The Canary because I think it fits your request to a T.
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The Canary
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Better products? Let engineers drive vision
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2y ago
How do I disable (or, better yet, delete) it?
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I have the same kinds of problems with Microsoft Teams. In my case the audio is often garbled and unintelligible, lots of dropouts due to multiple people speaking at the same time, and even on a good day it sounds like everyone is meeting i
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2y ago
Hunter S. Thompson.
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2y ago
Not lightweight, but I've fallen in love with MusicBee ( https://getmusicbee.com/ ) and it's been my only music player for at least the last 10 years. Love everything about it.
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2y ago
Keyword search without SEO trash is EXACTLY what I want, and Marginalia sounds like it might fit the bill. Looking forward to seeing how well it performs over the next couple of weeks!
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3y ago
Jesus wept. https://www.doileak.com/classic.html
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3y ago
I recommend "Word Freak" by Stefan Fatsis if you're looking for a non-fiction novel about the world of competitive Scrabble. It's one of the most entertaining and well-written books I've ever read. Almost impossible
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3y ago
As long as Google doesn't have keyword search it's useless to me. Bring back quotes around a series of words, with an exact match. Bring back +WORD and -WORD to include exact matches and exclude exact matches that I am _not_ inte
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3y ago
I actually prefer this over the other currently available options (Install our app on your phone so you can click "Accept" ... and give us access to scrape everything off of your smartphone!). I just select random questions from t
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3y ago
Microsoft Teams. Because I have no choice. THE biggest and worst dumpster fire ever, of all time.
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3y ago
https://www.webcrawler.com Better than the majority of search engines out there. No, it ain't Kagi, but it's free, and doesn't have that asshole-bar flashing auto-complete trash -- which AFAIC is the most importan
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3y ago
git fetch && git pull. ( very large sigh ) Can't wait to retire in three years and wash my hands of this broken trash.
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3y ago
In case you missed it, the person responsible for all of these dark patterns at Microsoft is Mikhail Parakhin. It's the top comment in this thread. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38008100 Until shitbags like thi
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3y ago
https://bandcamp.com/jerhewet Very sad. Bandcamp was wonderful ... while it lasted.
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3y ago
Good programmers always finish what they start. Downvote this observation into oblivion.
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I was paid to throw COBOL in the late 1970's, and I would bag fries before I'd do it again. RPG2 was fun, TUTLY was ... interesting. COBOL? Never again.
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https://webstudio.com/ Steve Cochard passed away a couple of years ago. I miss his cranky self ...
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My favorite from folklore.org: -2000 lines of code. https://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Negative_2000_Li...
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3y ago
I'm in the minority on this, but I want BIOS to make a comeback. I don't want TPM, or any of the rest of this broken garbage. Just let me boot my OS, and get the fuck out of my way...
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3y ago
Life 50 or 100 years ago was a lot harsher than it is now. We have better medicine, better food and diet, better living conditions (more white collar vs. blue collar jobs, better life balance vs. all work no play, etc.) It isn't perfec
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They shouldn't be. Yes, they aren't as "amazing" as they used to be, but their staple IPA's are just as good as they've always been. I'm drinking one of their Delicious IPA's right now, and I'm e
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Green Flash used to be amazing. Not any more. https://www.brewbound.com/news/tilray-acquired-green-flash-a...
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webcrawler.com Going on four years now. Reminds me of how Google used to be, 15 years ago.
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