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by leshenka 2y ago
the point they make is that if you're using a remote desktop program to remotely edit videos you don't need a mac on the client side. what would have been a far better PR is if Final Cut offered enterprise solution with "serv
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by leshenka 2y ago
> I'm not saying China is right in wanting to invade Taiwan. I find it very surprising that a lot of otherwise intelligent people have trouble with telling endorsement from explanation. Like when I tell people about some political (
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by leshenka 2y ago
> NATO must always act as a cohesive unit In order to do that they need to have a defined leader, not twenty some people each one pursuing their own interests Who would that leader be? Certainly you don’t want Trump because in that case
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by leshenka 2y ago
Looks bad either way
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by leshenka 2y ago
We got open source 3d printers you can build at home __before__ open source regular printers that you can build at home How come?
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by leshenka 2y ago
I used to self-host email. I'm not a devops specialist, I'm not an email specialist, and I had to solve issues on a weekly basis. I ended up moving to Fastmail, too. And if I'm moving email to FM, might as well move calendars
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by leshenka 2y ago
I once tried calling my relatives in Russia and was instead connected with exactly this kind of bot. I guess this has something to do with my phone number starting with +38 and that nobody actually calls their relatives by mobile phone anym
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by leshenka 2y ago
hey a couple thoughts: you have Typescript and TypeScript and can you make a checkbox that filters out anything crypto-related?
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by leshenka 2y ago
oh man i hate when this happens. Same thing on ios, applications want photo access and refuse to use the system photo picker and leave me with a very uncomfortable dilemma. And it's not like only small apps from indie devs that don&#x2
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by leshenka 2y ago
Thank you very much! This one took a bit to get a hang of settings but I'm very happy that I finally can use side buttons again!
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by leshenka 2y ago
But how does it look from aws point of view? Everyone scales up around Christmas then scales down afterwards. What do THEY do with all the unneeded CPU-seconds for the rest of the year?
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by leshenka 2y ago
But they refer to it in a tweet that is linked from the article https://x.com/Blackmagic_News/status/1868723512455970999
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by leshenka 2y ago
Is there a same thing for macs? The native logitech solution requires me to install a .pkg and I'm not really a fan of it to say the least. I'd rather install something from homebrew.
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by leshenka 2y ago
> If the CEO knew or was complicit in US citizens breaking laws the frontpage being almost exclusively about US politics is kind of a giveaway
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by leshenka 2y ago
disable javascript
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by leshenka 2y ago
Can't you just zip the current PixelmatorPro.app and use it in case you won't like where things are going?
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by leshenka 2y ago
I absolutely love how this is written and hate how mouse cursor doesn't turn into pointer when hovering above links.
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by leshenka 2y ago
well this is true the other way around BW clients support having several accounts at once so you're not forced to choose. Your family can have a regular bitwarden.com account and your vw.example.com account just for emergency access
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by leshenka 2y ago
in Vaultwarden you can have "organizations" that are like groups of people and you can have passwords there that are accessible by members No idea how this maps into Bitwarden's own offerings though but all clients support th
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by leshenka 2y ago
No amount of "please don't use features that do not exist" will stop LLM from making stuff up
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by leshenka 2y ago
> this video is not available in your location So much for supposed freedom of speech, Elon
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by leshenka 2y ago
It’s fine to have an escape hatch when you can’t figure/don't care about types (yes sometimes you should use unknown but that’s another topic) But at least TS forces (if enabled by strict flag) you to explicitly mark all those pla
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by leshenka 2y ago
It's already too hard to convince public to switch from chrome to another chromium browser or firefox and you're talking about switching to browser that is at least several years away from feature parity
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by leshenka 2y ago
have you got any suggestions?
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by leshenka 2y ago
new Int32Array([2,7,-2, -7]).sort() Result: Int32Array [-7, -2, 2, 7] (4) The problem is you can put anything in array and JS can't really check that "everything here is a number", so it uses string as a common type because e
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by leshenka 2y ago
Can’t hurt to try anyway. You lose nothing, but can get some laughs.
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by leshenka 2y ago
several comments up this branch we were talking about middle ground, remember
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by leshenka 2y ago
truly amazing times: Excel gets regex support (search-in-selected-cells is not available though, as well as search by regex)
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by leshenka 2y ago
> telling the GPU [...] draw-contexts that are special but who's telling it? Is it a driver? And if so, can a driver be made that just doesn't do it?
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by leshenka 2y ago
It’s not like Windows Forms didn’t have password inputs

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