lmedinas

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by lmedinas 6y ago
If you are in Europe i can recommend the Fritzbox. Generally works everything really well -> https://en.avm.de/products/
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by lmedinas 6y ago
I might be wrong but i guess thats what Mozilla is about right now, is to have enough resources to continue to support Gecko. If things continue on the same way or turn worse its inevitable or they will just stop producing a browser. I dont
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by lmedinas 6y ago
Well thats the thing... Firefox is not particularly good in anything and this is the point of the article. When Firefox becomes more unpopular than Mozilla fails its mission aside from Firefox, which is to set open web standards. The situat
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by lmedinas 6y ago
obligatory comment: You should have stayed in Europe friends...
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by lmedinas 6y ago
another "stories" wannabe... how creative. It seems for google it wasn't enough to have this copycat feature with Youtube now also Google itself.
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by lmedinas 6y ago
I partially agree with you, the problem is not technical, although using the most famous and portable APIs definitely helps gaming companies porting and making their games available for MacOS or iOS. But i guess the main 2 problems are: 1)
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by lmedinas 6y ago
Well thats the thing with Emacs, its an extremely good Tool: Editor, browser, file manager, git frontend, notes, calendar, etc.. etc... you call it! but its also extremely old and outdated tool. I used Emacs for years and one day i realized
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by lmedinas 6y ago
shhhshh don't tell anyone... let's keep it this way :)
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by lmedinas 6y ago
As much as negative your comment sounds thats also my impression... in a bunch of /r/ that I follow i see the same accounts posting nothing else but pure propaganda the whole day and in more than on /r/ the same content.
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by lmedinas 6y ago
I have the new MBP and I can tell you its a remarkable machine. Of course you need to check which SW you need to run and if it works (I assume it will). I guess everything else, native versions, will come with time.
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by lmedinas 6y ago
vim 8.2 included in MacOS is native, neovim is not yet ported :(
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by lmedinas 6y ago
I don't get this blog, neither what's the point !? The author lists several bugs, instead of posting the issue number with a link, he puts his Tweet with the bug numbers (without link). Im not sure what the author is trying to acc
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by lmedinas 6y ago
for me the biggest problem of Reddit is the Toxic culture. More than a half of the subs I follow its flooded with useless comments, toxic and negativity towards a subjected and many direct answers to get upvotes. But i guess this is not ver
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by lmedinas 6y ago
Well i think GNOME and even GTK has very few contributors and mainly sponsored by RH and other companies. I suspect they are often getting paid to develop features for subcontracting and other times they want to "modernize" the to
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by lmedinas 6y ago
this is problem #1 of Linux Desktop. Toolkits and Libraries constantly changing and reinventing the wheel. Actually a big part of developing an GTK App is actually catching up with the API changes. As a proof of this see the early how-tos o
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by lmedinas 6y ago
the problem was that the "whole" open source community sponsored by RedHat, Intel etc... bashed the project to oblivion and left Canonical as the only contributor and put all the efforts on Wayland. This is just one of the reasons
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by lmedinas 6y ago
privacy issues/concerns aside i think Discord is great. Mobile and multi-platform Desktop apps works the same way, it has modern features and integrations. In fact it seems to have killed IRC for many, which is kinda sad. Most of the I
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by lmedinas 6y ago
> If you want to play just use the native platform the game was built for, Linux will never be like Windows until the games are natively supported. sure, i guess the same can be said about WSL on Windows 10 but that does not mean peopl
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by lmedinas 6y ago
short story: I installed recently Linux (on Dual Boot) on my main Desktop at home after 8y of not using Linux as Desktop . Yesterday i boot up my Majaro with i3, installed the latest Proton on Steam and decided to install Path of Exile. Th
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by lmedinas 6y ago
Audacious is still top notch imo.
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by lmedinas 6y ago
I doubt the HomePod Mini at 99$ has any good sound quality compared to the Sonos One or original HomePod. Except if you want to use the Apple ecosystem features in different rooms i dont see the benefit of getting 2.
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by lmedinas 6y ago
after today's presentation i'm pretty sure that HomePod Mini is the Apple answer to Amazon Echo and Google Home. Maybe the HomePod (original) can compete with the Sonos One or Five at sound level but not in terms of features peopl
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by lmedinas 6y ago
RIP Eddie Huge talent and very innovative guitar player. Known for his guitar playing style, dive bombs, tapping, usage of Floyd Rose, custom guitars (Frankenstrat), brown sound, solos, instrumentals, heavy sound and huge music hits. I cann
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by lmedinas 6y ago
iconic scene... this piece was never popular it seems it was used for another score at the time[1]. I guess for me was also my introduction to Eddie Van Halen excellent guitar playing and style. 1- https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by lmedinas 6y ago
the whole Unix shell is wonderful but apart from the "normal" tools i absolutely love: - ack -> grep on steroids, really useful for coding. https://beyondgrep.com/ - irssi -> IRC client - mplayer -> Video
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by lmedinas 6y ago
OpenBSD is somehow easy to setup, mainly due to the KISS philosophy and excellent documentation. Besides that they aim to be a very secure OS. But my experience to make it work as a Desktop OS is very poor. Some reasons: The overall perfor
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by lmedinas 6y ago
To answer your first question I think it’s more a matter of Windows provide a good Desktop environment, commercial applications and others features which are not common in Linux. With WSL and VSCode Microsoft is chasing developers who are s
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by lmedinas 6y ago
Often when i see these productivity and private/working habits interviews i cannot stop thinking if people live in the same world as me. I saw a similar approach recently by Lex Fridman but i saw in the past similar tech people with ve
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by lmedinas 6y ago
Another disappointment from Mozilla. Some of the tools that were kinda of unique from a browser and company that values privacy. I actually thought one of the strategies from Mozilla was to actually build an ecosystem around the browser to
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by lmedinas 6y ago
i doubt... even if this service is a flop most likely it will still be profitable and again Apple is on the way to smash the competition in their own walled garden. This goes into straight competition with 80% of the fitness apps has it pro

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