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by lupinglade 5y ago
How does one monitor stories from different sources without RSS anyway? That's how I got here.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
It should have been both, perhaps.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Yes, seconding Reeder here as well -- highly recommend it on iOS/macOS.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
RSS still very much is a thing. I got here via RSS.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
That is what I am talking about, committing to UI changes and removing old crud that interferes with or goes against these changes.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Really? Have you ever used Apple's platforms?
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Windows 11 App Store is commission free(9to5mac.com)
4 points by lupinglade 5y ago|1 comments
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by lupinglade 5y ago
What about removing all the old crud at some point? All this disorganized layering makes windows feel like a schizophrenic operating system. At some point they have to realize they have to start cleaning up the mess, right?
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Yeah, I'd say this is what it feels like exactly.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Exactly, just more lipstick on a pig. They never seem to fully commit to anything.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
You’re missing out. Cats are amazing and make the best animal companions.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
They appear to be at least a little exaggerated as the bottom portion of the image is scaled larger in the “before” photo.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
I’ve been using it every day since they released the beta as well and you are spot on.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
On macOS too now, it’s beyond ridiculous.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Same conclusion here as well.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Sniffing network traffic would not defeat anything, provided you are prompted about the necessary permissions.
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Mac App Store: The Subtle Exodus (2014)(blog.helftone.com)
1 points by lupinglade 5y ago|0 comments
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Quantity != Quality, though.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
This is mainly because Beats headphones are just terrible at any price and a perfect example of all their budget going on marketing. Other headphones in the same price range or even below can be very good.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
I've not seen our cast iron or carbon steel pans flaking off into food like I have seen with Teflon. I doubt there is much of anything harmful coming off during cooking -- not any more harmful than the cooked food itself likely.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Properly seasoned it will be as non-stick as Teflon or better. Especially carbon steel, which is also lighter - the main down side of cast iron is weight. Teflon flakes are much worse for you than a bit of iron ever will be (not really an i
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by lupinglade 5y ago
It's not always the price too, often enough the higher quality item can be cheaper, just less of a fancy package maybe. A lot of companies blow all their budget on advertising and packaging instead of product quality and research. Know
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Non-stick pans do not last. The ceramic coating option is terrible and everything will stick to it with a vengeance within about 6-8 months or so if you use it regularly - our experience with Cuisinart.
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by lupinglade 5y ago
Shirts are more of a disposable product, they normally don't last very long. So the difference between the cheap knock off and proper quality isn't that significant. Although you probably don't want to be wearing the cheapest
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by lupinglade 5y ago
They cook the best too - a good carbon steel pan is worth its weight in gold. Non-stick is utter garbage in comparison - and you're cooking on plastic and eating pieces of the coating. Food cooked on carbon steel or iron tastes so much
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by lupinglade 5y ago
On the other hand, crappy knock-off products aren't going to be the right tool for most jobs and will fail when you need them most. The trick to not being owned by your possessions is to only own what you really, truly need. Further, b
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by lupinglade 6y ago
Our Siamese cat absolutely loves to fetch and fetches more reliably and to your hand far better than our German Shepherd ever did.
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by lupinglade 6y ago
Exactly. GPL is not free software in the real sense of the word.
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by lupinglade 6y ago
Good choice. A truly open source license.
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by lupinglade 6y ago
I think it’s in development, Big Sur is part one of heading in that direction. Still, macOS has become far too locked down and inconsistent UI-wise for me. Developing for macOS has lost its magic, just about everything is inaccessible to de

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