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by jug 4y ago
After all these years I have an understanding of HAM, haha! I always noticed the color fringing when I was a teenager but never really bothered to find out why, and besides, this was before the Internet and I didn’t have a modem until fairl
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by jug 4y ago
Same for that too in Sweden! :D Funny this…
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by jug 4y ago
Also in Sweden. I’m surprised by how widespread it is.
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by jug 4y ago
Exactly. These arguments forget how Google is flawed for large swathes of queries due to websites since a long time ago having figured out the algorithm and now game it, while Google doesn't care enough or have the expertise to solve i
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by jug 4y ago
I have to disagree here and provide another experience. I regularly revisit Linux for desktop (like every five years) and this time I moved 100% from Windows 11 to Fedora 37 and it's been a delight. It's not only a good desktop OS
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by jug 4y ago
I think it was very precise in its squareness (still unbeatable in joining and matching elements together with no gaps etc), and also well thought out in being keyboard navigable both iteratively via Tab and by shortcut keys through underli
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by jug 4y ago
I at least wish for an algorithm that handles this all too common banding issue. We already have formats supporting synthetic film grain (as in the format itself), so how about this? Banding can be taken care of by dithering — a very old te
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by jug 4y ago
Also, don't forget a whole slew of AI assisted coding and design features.
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by jug 4y ago
Ahh... I was wondering the same thing. Here's an announcement: https://www.amigaforever.com/news-events/af-10/
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by jug 4y ago
Post.news and t2.social are two startups under way
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by jug 4y ago
Maybe it’s gonna be t2.social then :D So many brewing now.
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by jug 4y ago
Yeah I don’t know why they did that. It makes it look like the network is not a generic social network but a community-fueled news site. But maybe it is? But then it’s not a Twitter alternative. That is a popular but still mere subset of Tw
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by jug 4y ago
This convinces me that leaving for Fedora 100% at home was the right move. It surprised me how it’s so far a _better_ desktop OS than Windows for me. Really. There are stuff all over the place working more smoothly, even things like hardwar
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by jug 4y ago
Yeah, I know ruby is slow but is it “dominates over architecture and software design”-slow?
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by jug 4y ago
That’ll be hard? sounds like evidence of absence ahead of it
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by jug 4y ago
If this is not working for you, https://www.tweetbeaver.com may help somewhat depending on what you need.
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by jug 4y ago
Thankfully, as for mobile apps, there are some authentic looking ones out there handling both dust and grain as well as filters based on film stock scans such as RNI Films. :) No affiliation; it’s just among the best value out there that I’
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by jug 4y ago
Contact them first and explain your situation to be sure.
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by jug 4y ago
Yes, I don't even have very advanced needs but there are surprising omissions or ill thought of workflows throughout the software. I'm the most confused by the "personas" and sometimes feel like I need to go "back&q
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by jug 4y ago
Checked out with the shareware version and it was a perfect match, quickly closed the tab... This is kryptonite for work :D
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by jug 4y ago
At least with Windows 11, I honestly think Microsoft feel like they have a winner on their hands in terms of a next gen interface that feels more fresh and able to be modernized than Win32 that ultimately is based on a fixed display resolut
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by jug 4y ago
Sounds like the problem CSS Custom Properties and/or Sass are supposed to fix, and often do.
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by jug 4y ago
What a surprise. Apple holding up progress towards an open format.
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by jug 4y ago
It’s interesting how we already are at a point where home users can in theory make a Star Wars fan film with Luke’s actual face and synthesized voice.
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by jug 4y ago
Which in turn is not for unreachable or even unexpected cases but expected cases you’re fully aware of, maybe even documented, but that you don’t support.
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by jug 4y ago
I think they are working on both. If it’s an IOT OS this one might have a radically different goal.
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by jug 4y ago
I already moved from Edge to Firefox due to this after a long break from it (roughly the Firefox Quantum intro days). I was surprised by how fast and performant it felt. It’s going to be easy to stay this time, and feel good to once more su
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by jug 4y ago
Really? This is interesting! I had completely written off Perl for Windows due to its heritage. But we still use COM objects in our scripts here and while I like PowerShell conceptually, I really never got to have fun with it as a scripting
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by jug 4y ago
And especially so because this looks like a straight up marketing website. This is all about their own product.
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by jug 4y ago
Why are not the two comparatively huge browsers (at least to Tor and Brave!) Edge or Safari covered in the "Learn more" section? How do these compare to Chrome. I feel like they are obliged to cover them if they put them in the ot

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