ktosobcy

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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Because the execution is usually borked... I was eyeig ZenFone 9 (or something around that) and what? It was reported that it had problem with overheating and build quality. What's more, I would love something akin to my current Galaxy
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
No as I only browse HN via browser in private tab without saved credentials so there is a friction to open it and it doesn't suck all my free time? ;)
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
You mean you? It took mere minutes to respond. :D
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Oh look, another sleepy account just woke up :D
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Trying to simplify everything based on current historic moment(Russia's agression towards Ukraine) maybe the one thing that makes possible for wars to start in the first place. Ah yes... so we should pat brave Russians on the back
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Opera Unite: https://www.howtogeek.com/3468/turn-your-computer-into-a-fil...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Perhaps on the IPv6 internet, you would be able to buy a USB stick that handles all your emails for you. You are too optimistic. Poeple can't be bothered to migrate off the google to some alternative provider (also free) and you e
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Hmm... there was a time lime 3-4 years ago where there was some slowdown (but I was on beta) but it was fixed. Nowadays I'm on MBP M1 (so already "older-ish" machine) and it works fine. I definitely notice latency when I&#x27
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Type something really fast; I just opened iTerm and started bashing keys on my keyboard randomly and there wasn't any lag. For me, for all intents and purposed it just fast. Cat a long-ish (10k lines, I know it's not that lo
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
iTerm is slow? That's a new one for me...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Could you give examples? One, the most obvious, is actually having distributed net and serving content from your own machine and in the ancient times like 15 years ago Opera tried that by bundling sort of local http-server (?!, can't e
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
what? the world doesn't end with fortnite or whatever brain-rot is currently popular (on utterly locked up platform with excessive anti-cheat)... there is a gazzilion of super entertaining games that you can play locally... :shrug:
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
so for anyone that "just browses the web" (which is overwhelming majority) there is virtually no difference/benefit? I don't play online games, don't use VPN, have a couple of services on my local RPi that has port
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
"After getting VC funding, the focus also seemed to be more revenue and profit driven." Why is it that almost always "VC funding" turns everything into bullcrap? :|
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Opened the blog... then the main page and I'm still not 100% what it is... looks like collab-editor? but has own format (not markdow or latex)?
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Or better yet - "guarding the job", i.e. making their job very important ;)
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
This! I already mentioned this a while back and was basically berated (by someone that seemed like a dev/close to dev) that current setup is just fine and because of postgress complexity (extensions) it has to be done that way... and w
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Last time I tried using Safari (~2 years ago) I was mildly annoyed seeing ads and Safari "constantly" removing uBlockOrigin so meh...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
I quite often wonder about those stats... I mean - most of Firefox users are quire conscious about privacy/tracking so most likely they have it blocked which... would "disappear" them from the stats? Chrome/Safari users
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Those prices are insane... I wonder if it's due to the insurance f-up of the whole health system in the USA (i.e. ballooning the prices because "insurance will pay"))
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Uhm... Most of my life I went to a doctor that simply checkeed my teeth "physically". Then a couple of years back she send me to get x-ray to her's son place "just in case". And then she retired and I moved to him.
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Uhm... was it a known issue when you released it or you didn't even try it on Firefox before release? :(
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Kotlin became the language of Android, not because it was new, but because multiple company's studied it and devs were more productive in the language after a relatively short on ramping period, many cases a weekend to get familia
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
No, but it has VirtualThreads and while they are not the same it gives you similar performance benefits without having to deal with "async-y"/callback stuff
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Wouldn’t folks feel better making smart, reasonable, and incremental improvements? Consider cases like introducing Kotlin to gradually level-up a Java shop. I'm mostly a Java guy (with occasional dabbing in Python/Rust or som
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> There are several tutorials on the Internet on how to avoid this, for example, this one on How-To Geek, which suggest disabling an option in the Google account. However, this doesn't work, since mine is not enabled and never was:
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Fingers crossed for Google being broken up by FTC <3 :D
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
I wanted to try it ages ago but I bumped off from "can't register now". I tried it now and while it looks nice (a bit like google 15 years ago) I'm not sure I'm convinced: 1) lowest tier is only 300 searches per mon
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Since getting a MBP I'm not shutting it down. Not sure what magic they are doing (some very deep sleep) but shutting it down't is absolutely not needed... When I step away I just close the lid and then open in it 1h or a couple of
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Yeah but we in the Anglosphere have this wonderful phrase for people that get too hung up on it: “get over it.” Unfortunately for the rest of the world outside of your beloved "anglosphere" using wrong spelling results in sai

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