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721.
by least 6y ago
...which one might attribute to the fact that it's not supported on chrome, the vastly more popular web browser. I really don't see how you can argue that Safari is the new IE6 when it is slow to adopt standards that Google just d
722.
by least 6y ago
...Except, isn't that exactly the point of having competing browsers? WebP was pushed heavily by Google and because google has such a massive market share, it became a 'standard.' Google has been leveraging its position as th
723.
by least 6y ago
The LG grams go out of their way to be lightweight and they prioritize it above just about everything else. What you get is a magnesium alloy (?) chassis that feels very flimsy, a screen that flexes a LOT, and a battery that is far smaller
724.
by least 6y ago
> So if this was your line if reasoning, you would be a staunch vegan. Not really. A person who eats both doesn't typically agonize over the morality of eating animals or plants like many vegans do. It's pointing out the fallac
725.
by least 6y ago
Perhaps Amethyst[1] or yabai[2]. You can also write your own with Hammerspoon[3]. [1] https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst [2] https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai [3] https://github.com&#
726.
by least 6y ago
In the iPadOS settings for external keyboards, you can remap caps lock to escape.
727.
by least 6y ago
a-Shell doesn't try to run a full linux environment; it just gives you access to a lot of common utilities, which presumably was an easier sell to get on the app store. The fact that iSH Shell allows you to download and run arbitrary c
728.
by least 6y ago
> It blows my mind how you can be smart enough to use Linux Please don't overstate the intelligence required to use linux. It's not that high. > ...and still use a proprietary closed source "password manager" on it
729.
by least 6y ago
> If the answer to this is: it is all backed up automatically into the cloud and your new device will become a clone of your lost device, then you don't need the device in the first place, all you need is a terminal. Why do I only n
730.
by least 6y ago
In most cases this is because 1) they're not ergonomic to use and 2) you can create layers to access the function keys.
731.
by least 6y ago
I use a kinesis advantage. For the first one, that's a perfectly valid concern. These are not small keyboards and they are not easy to carry around. However, there are many split keyboards that are open source that are very compact and
732.
by least 6y ago
Yeah, and etymologically the n-word shares the same origin as "neger", "negro", and "negre" which all originate from the latin "niger." Ultimately their usage in Norwegian, Spanish, French, and Latin
733.
by least 6y ago
There's a reason which you chose to respond to my comment rather than creating a new thread or responding to a different parent comment.
734.
by least 6y ago
I think "cultural prohibition" of words is generally bad, extending to words that are forbidden in the US. The idea of "privileged words" that only a subset of people can utter is ridiculous to me. It's particularly
735.
by least 6y ago
Why is the onus on the speaker to change their behavior to accommodate a person who's taken offense to a a word that is completely innocuous?
736.
by least 6y ago
This doesn't deviate from what I said at all.
737.
by least 6y ago
I don't have a particularly deep trust in either medicine or psychiatry. My personal experiences with dealing with humans in either has been largely negative. That said, I largely attribute that to the people i've interacted with
738.
by least 6y ago
> Who said anything about normalizing abnormality? It's implicit in the original comment i responded to. > If by abnormality, you mean traits that are far from the center of a population normal distribution, then I agree that thi
739.
by least 6y ago
> If someone has a peanut allergy do they have a disease or a disorder? no, they have a different response when exposed to peanuts. They have an "allergy," which is just another medical term like disease or disorder to define s
740.
by least 6y ago
The viewpoint is based in the reality we live in where we stigmatize abnormality. The correct response isn't to try and normalize abnormality, but to try and remove the stigma surrounding it. Suggesting that it is normal actually creat
741.
by least 6y ago
Do you or don't you have a disorder? In the first post you made in this thread you very clearly stated you don't. Now you're saying you do. The problem with your post is that you very discretely stated that you don't hav
742.
by least 6y ago
Different treatments affect different people differently. This isn't particularly controversial, but the layman suggesting that they know better than scientists/doctors is kind of dangerous. There is of course room to be skeptical
743.
by least 6y ago
There's a thread regarding this on github linked from gorhill's repo: https://github.com/el1t/uBlock-Safari/issues/158 Also Adguard for Safari is GPL v3. https://github.com/AdguardTe
744.
by least 6y ago
Hasu usb-usb converter will let you use nearly any keyboard with qmk. https://www.1upkeyboards.com/shop/controllers/usb-to-usb-con... https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=69169.0
745.
by least 6y ago
Minimum wage laws aren't important. Forcing companies to classify freelancers as employees or gig workers as employees is harmful and leads to less work available. If you want to meaningfully create leverage for laborers, you need to e
746.
by least 6y ago
> It should be noted that pretty much the only mechanical keyboards meeting my requirements were the Kinesis Freestyle Pro ($210 with tenting kit), the Kinesis Advantage2 ($330), and the Ergodox EZ ($350). All of these are beautifully-de
747.
by least 6y ago
There is such a device. Hasu's USB-USB converter works with qmk/tmk and will work with (almost) any keyboard. https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=69169.0 https://www.1upkeyboards.com/shop/con
748.
by least 6y ago
There's room in the world for both designs; it's not really a zero sum game (unless you consider that people designing truly split keyboards would otherwise spend their time designing angled keyboards). Split keyboards can help ac
749.
by least 6y ago
For what it's worth, I don't find the ML switches on my Advantage 2 nor the rubber domes on my Advantage 1 particularly offensive; if you are using the function keys constantly then your viewpoint might differ.
750.
by least 6y ago
The Kinesis Advantage 2 does not use rubber dome switches for its function. They are cherry ml switches.

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