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by lawn 1y ago
I'd buy a Flip as soon as I can install GrapheneOS on it. With the popularity of the Flip I can only hope I won't have to wait too long.
452.
by lawn 1y ago
As a compromise, I prefer Djot to markdown. It's basically markdown, but made to be easier to parse with explicit support for nice addons such as tables, divs, and attributes.
453.
by lawn 1y ago
Trump and his followers have repeatedly proclaimed that Trump is tough and drives a hard bargain. But he's in fact weak and spineless. Truly amazing.
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by lawn 1y ago
South Korea ranks very low globally on women's rights and equality so it's unfortunately not a surprise.
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by lawn 1y ago
The administration and the people will just shrug and move on, like they've done with all the other crap they've shrugged at.
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by lawn 1y ago
Typically you then let the error bubble up in the supervisor tree if restarting multiple times doesn't fix it. Of course there are still errors that can't be recovered from, in which case the whole program may finally crash.
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by lawn 1y ago
Introducing a new variable every single line adda a bunch of cognitive load compared to the pipe operator. It's much easier skim with the pipe operator and it's more robust too (for example reordering is a pain with variables, it&
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by lawn 1y ago
> why I think it's worse in Europe, it's because in Europe the ruling class and the universities are on the same side Sounds like a feature, not a bug. > And when I say Europe, I mean UK, France and Germany. Europe is much l
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by lawn 1y ago
Excellent! I'll definitely keep following the project and I need to play around with it when I find the time to.
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by lawn 1y ago
I haven't seen Hologram before. What an ambitious and exciting project! I see that you've been focusing on the performance aspect but I see a big benefit with the offline first use-case. It would be nice to have built-in support f
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by lawn 1y ago
I've never heard of it. In Sweden we typically use Swish, which again works great. "Tap to pay" things are problematic though but it's not something I personally use (even before I migrated away from stock Android).
462.
by lawn 1y ago
In Sweden all the banking apps I've tried works, including BankID.
463.
by lawn 1y ago
I really don't understand why you use Tailwind for a CSS component library. To use your component library now people have to use Tailwind, while if you'd used regular CSS both sites with and without Tailwind could use the library
464.
by lawn 1y ago
Eh, not really. I've used it and I like it but I couldn't find a good plugin for Neovim so I reverted back to my old more well-supported workflow.
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by lawn 1y ago
Unfortunately it's shit at it. The user experience of using another currency or hell even just Bitcoin is far superior.
466.
by lawn 1y ago
There are plenty of alternatives to Bitcoin payments in the crypto space. The problem isn't technical, the problem is getting people to care.
467.
by lawn 1y ago
And you could indeed use Bitcoin on Steam for a while! But then the blocks got full, fees and wait times skyrocketed, and in response to the customer backlash Steam removed Bitcoin. Meanwhile Bitcoiners were (and still are) only focused on
468.
by lawn 1y ago
I've used CalyxOS and GrapheneOS and I haven't had any issues with the Swedish banks.
469.
by lawn 1y ago
How many alternative operating systems work well on Apple devices? Android phones usually have multiple options (Lineage, Calyx, eos, Graphene, depending on your particular phone) and you can always replace Windows with Linux.
470.
by lawn 1y ago
Or as the saying goes: Perfection is the enemy of good.
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by lawn 1y ago
> Windows has been the choice for gaming, not because windows is great but because game devs supported it primarily. It was no property of windows itself but its market dominance that caused that. Nothing has changed in that respect you
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by lawn 1y ago
> Can SteamOS run random accounting software from 2002? makes no sense right? I bet it can. > Why pick the obvious terrible choice for the category? They're selling the "obviously terrible" choice, even prioritizing and
473.
by lawn 1y ago
That's a weird statistic to single out. I'd assume that general health or happiness would be much more important than the number of startups.
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by lawn 1y ago
Unidentified masked officials are running around kidnapping US citizens and sending them to camps to get tortured. The president responds by waving a photo shopped picture as "proof". And you keep giving him the benefit of the dou
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by lawn 1y ago
First he came for the trans. Then he came for the immigrants. Then he came for the browns. Then he came for the political opponents. When he eventually comes for you, will there be someone to help you?
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by lawn 1y ago
I'm not sure a Hitler adoring Knight Rider will turn around the opinion on Tesla around the world.
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by lawn 1y ago
I live in Sweden at the border of Finland and there's very little issues with crossing the border and paying in another currency.
478.
by lawn 1y ago
The same "free speech" he uses for Twitter/X I presume. Which means "free speech for me but not for you".
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by lawn 1y ago
The best way to let people get away with this kind of behavior is to be completely apathetic about it. So give yourself a clap on the back, you're an enabler.
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by lawn 1y ago
I, as a Swede, also see the same reasons for not buying American.

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