luqtas

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   by luqtas 1y ago

   you can literally press Meta/Win key and have Gnome's overview... want something better move to XFCE :P
2. 152.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   by buying everything that appears?
3. 153.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   can't you use something like this? https://octoprint.org/ i have no idea if it works with modern ones but my "old" Ender 3 plays nice with it
4. 154.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   capitalism can also be interpreted as something which "serves the modern, specialised multifunctional community by doing your job." to "profit then use the sum to upgrade society" what the heck you place socialism as som
5. 155.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   not all heroes wear capes, much less releases personal AI assistant to navigate your own data while the MAIL CLIENT AND CALENDAR APP is on beta on Linux for YEARS
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   by luqtas 1y ago

   i don't think there are much but i made my research a decade ago after realizing i was having a good time with my smartphone compared to my e-reader [1] suggests that LCD even increases processing speed compared to e-ink [0] https:&#x
7. 157.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   there's no evidence/meta-analysis pointing e-ink screen tiring eyes more/less than LCD
8. 158.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   don't come up with logics defending the proletarian /s
9. 159.▲
   by luqtas 1y ago

   > communicates something and isn’t an active impedence (as demonstrated in the linked post) woah! you are starting from the point an individual preference is any metric to gneral public preferences and understanding... there's not a
10. 160.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    > Frontend design ... UI frontend design* maybe they never tried a TUI
11. 161.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    so show me any meta-analysis pointing less poison usage on organic crops vs. GMO. i also challenge you to show me any paper pointing organic uses less land than GMO... organic pesticides have different toxicity profiles for sure, some have
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    first of all it's Bayer, second. going for a 2°/3°/4°... generation makes them lose their genetic resistance to specific pesticides; this is not viable economically, otherwise farmers would go for a second round out of the se
13. 163.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    so if i had kids that would mean planning to maintain a decades old Minecraft server to play with them?
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    > ... entirely on its own ok, ok! just like you can find for much less computation power involved using a search engine, forums/websites having if not your question, something similar or a snippet [0] helping you solve your doubt...
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    you can ask or hire any personal ergonomic service/company to evaluate what needs to get better at your workstation and they will say that devices are the last item on the list. posture, adequate chair/table height and breaks are
16. 166.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    heavy? like what, 120 grams? most people don't develop RSI from their computer usage... much more if they exercise, stretch and do breaks
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    i built my daily driver with QMK [0]... it has 9 buttons, most bringing per app specific custom pie-menus with Kando [1] the design respects the most neutral position of the human arm anatomy, which lies between a slant angle of 20° up to 3
18. 168.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    and a Matrix client! https://github.com/alphapapa/ement.el
19. 169.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    then proceeds to the tea break and brainstorms on how to empower the monarchy and conquer the world
20. 170.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    oh no! i can't deal with the natural morphing a lingua-franca has! /j Thou needst to live in the archaic.
21. 171.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    how about 0.5% performance increase on climbs? downhill, the more weight you have the better i guess.
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    even a simple rotation like corn -> soybeans can aid some bacteria recover, thus a better soil lifespan (high productive areas with proper management (beyond rotation, like some rest and proper fertilization can last ~ 120 years being ab
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    blame meat. highly productive areas on sugarcane aren't in Amazon [0] [0] https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Bruno-Santos-52/publica...
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    > Absorbing all spectrum of light would provide more energy than the organisms can handle. They need gas to run the engine, and all spectrum would provide jet fuel. one could ask why not a bigger/powerful organism. and a nice answer
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    i'm vegan for a decade if that matters, i also opted for not having a driver license even lured to recieve a car when i turned 18. i'm also straight and i don't want children. the later (not having children) has a bigger impa
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    great read: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187861462... fungi has memory and can decide to not grow on a previous hostile enviroment/direction edit: i'm skeptical about the fanta
27. 177.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    do you think those have access to computers with AI for their education?
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    you should educate yourself both at the ecological impact of data centers and the economics of running a water facility. it's just too simplistic to skim down 'water' used into a thing that turns it into rain and then it&#x27
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    by luqtas 1y ago

    Steam is literally a monopoly. the Apple argument doesn't cut. you are free to use (F)OSS but go freelance graphic design with Gimp or Krita telling your clients to f*-off Adobe files. or any CAD work. the average Windows Nvidia user w
30. 180.▲
    by luqtas 1y ago

    hopefully a DRM-free, peer-to-peer network way of distributing games without the abusive 1/4 tax out of your revenue simply because they are hosting your game don't came with visibility talk because chances of having your indie ti