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kgwxd
1y ago
Just as there's about to be nothing to ship
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kgwxd
1y ago
No, I'm not a practicing Buddhist. I've perfected it.
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kgwxd
1y ago
I never understood why programmers universally like fixed width fonts, but then about half want just 1 of those characters to be batshit crazy.
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1y ago
Who said being undocumented was a requirement? But seriously, I'm sure everyone has had that exact thought by now, and the only hope we have is the people that will quickly recognize how very wrong that would be. Not to mention, after
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kgwxd
1y ago
I've have them turned off since Firefox added the feature. Looks like that was around 2018, though I could have sworn it was much earlier than that. I've never had an issue where I had to make an exception for a site. Is there sti
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kgwxd
1y ago
Silly article but, I really miss having the slow news days that made them so common.
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kgwxd
1y ago
Gateway 2000s, not Commodores
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kgwxd
2y ago
Chromium? I'm dreaming of something without a giant corp behind it. A project that, at it's core, would always and forever, celebrate uBlock Origin, and things like it, instead of making up "security" issues to thwart it
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kgwxd
2y ago
It's the math version I hadn't seen before. I saw the comment shortly after I made basically the same comment with way more words. Sadly, even in it's simplest form, I'm sure the people that most need to understand it, w
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2y ago
Why do we have Linux but not the browser equivalent? It’s been far more important than an OS for most people for a long time now.
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2y ago
I think this might be my favorite comment of all time.
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2y ago
I'm sure an example, or something like it, could easily be found to make a whatabout argument. The INSANE difference, in both volume and degree, of "comparable" things is the fact they'll never accept. They'll just
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2y ago
He spent a ton of money just to be able to present all those X-es and force people to see them. Even bought the domain explicitly for it.
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kgwxd
2y ago
LOLOLOLOLOL!
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kgwxd
2y ago
Does anyone really care about any tech companies any more?
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kgwxd
2y ago
Republicans and oligarchs for starters
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kgwxd
2y ago
>any speech therapist with a long career will likely remark on a local increase of severe autism cases over the last 20-30 yrs. Population growth.
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kgwxd
2y ago
Same reason we celebrate calculators but not AI financial advisors. Code is just math.
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kgwxd
2y ago
Fetching the feed less often can help but you still have to treat high volume feeds differently. With my best discipline, I was opening my reader just once a day and getting just whatever happens to be “front page” at the moment. The few YT
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kgwxd
2y ago
One thing I highly miss from using RSS is never having to rescan over items I’ve already decided I’m not going to read. The occasional post about RSS usually gets me back on the wagon.
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2y ago
I got sucked into it a little over a year ago, it's starting to wear a bit thin for me already though. > I sense there are a lot of enthusiasts that do a lot more tinkering than actually playing them It's called "sound des
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2y ago
I don't like the word "loyalty" when talking about anything. It's not a virtue in any circumstance. Spouses, friends and family are just as likely to abuse it. A bullshit concept celebrated by those who crave power. It&#
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2y ago
> The ones who have no idea what XYZ is will wonder if they’ll look stupid for raising their hand. They should feel stupid, for obvious reasons. I assume there's a "not" missing from that statement but, just like the next
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2y ago
Explain how "billionaire" is anything but an accurate, unbiased, term.
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kgwxd
2y ago
r/StallmanWasRight
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kgwxd
2y ago
You want every (any?) app knowing your exact location at all times? That's not how we "geofence" the sale of physical goods.
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kgwxd
2y ago
Geo fencing requires constantly sharing location data.
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kgwxd
2y ago
Those features can, and should, be made completely separate from the system that hosts the media. In fact, they used to be, with great success.
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2y ago
Again?
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kgwxd
2y ago
Well thank goodness you're here to shit on every positive action anyone takes. Country saved!
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