lynx97

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by lynx97 2y ago
I already said I dont use Safari that much. If you hadn't shortened the quote your reply would be moot. Maybe I need to rephrase, to make you happy: I don't use the web so much on my iPhone. The primary ad-offender in my world
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by lynx97 2y ago
Can you please stop verbally spitting at me? I am not an American. I just have a different opinion on some things then you. Ever tried some empathy? Pragmatically speaking, I prefer YouTube Premium because I hate their inability to filte
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by lynx97 2y ago
I don't need an ad-blocker. I have YouTube Premium. And I really don't need Safari that often, actually. Besides, if we're really talking JS==insecure, 99% of users on desktop and mobile are insecure. I am sort of on yo
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by lynx97 2y ago
In the 15 years that I use iPhones now, I never needed the USB port for any data transfer except for one time when I used an external sound card to record things. Maybe I am a simpleton when it comes to mobile. I guess I deserve being LOL
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by lynx97 2y ago
We are not buddies. And I am not confused enough to believe NSO Group would be interested in me. This is plain paranoia you are using to try to win an argument. Calm down. Besides, where is the competitive harm if you are so happy with
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by lynx97 2y ago
I probably dont get your sarcasm. But I never had a problem with Lightning. In the long run, I like the switch to USB-C... But when I got my first iPhone, USB-C wasn't invented yet, so... Also, I like the AppStore for its reviews, a
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by lynx97 2y ago
As a user, I am totally fine with Apple restricting access to iMessage. In fact, now that I read this, I want them to do this, thanks Apple.
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by lynx97 2y ago
I am sorry, but this attitude is sexist. My allies are those I can relate to, those which I can cooperate with. I don't pick my allies based on gender, and nor should you. And you shouldn't coerce anyone into forming alliances
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by lynx97 2y ago
What are European values, actually? I don't think there is a lot that all member state citizens actually share, except for a lot of wishful thinking.
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by lynx97 2y ago
Great, thanks. Keep up the good work, we need everybody motivated!
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by lynx97 2y ago
Well, I am not a web dev... At least, my know-how ends when SPAs begin. All I can point you to are the WCAG, but I am sure you already know about them... Regarding the vague criticism you mention, I'd need something more concrete to t
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by lynx97 2y ago
And blind people will be the first test subjects for the "we see everything you read" project. Sweet. A small enough group that has no way out. Besides, after the initial giveaways, imagine the revenue if you can charge for eve
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by lynx97 2y ago
<canvas> is already a middle finger in the direction of accessibility. You don't need wasm to put blind people at an extra disadvantage. SVG Accessibility anyone? No? What a surprise. Classical web accessibility has basicall
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by lynx97 2y ago
There are three tmux customisations that I love and use all day: 1. Set the prefix key to C-Space. Much easier to type then any letter, and (in my case) only collides with Emacs set-mark. Its easy to remember and just type C-Space C-Space
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by lynx97 2y ago
Wait, is putting out a match with your fingers a superpower these days? I can do that very easily, and it barely hits a 2 on the 0-10 pain-scale.
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by lynx97 2y ago
VoiceOver user here. I experience a ton of small to medium issues since my first OS upgrade. In my book iOS 5 was the last relatively bugfree version I used. * Around iOS 8, the back button in Safari would crash voiceover. Bug was fixed
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by lynx97 2y ago
Well, eggs just triggered me. I am from the "I will stop eating eggs when there are no chickens anymore" team... And sure, you're definitely right. Learning about and eliminating aspestos, for instance, was probably one of
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by lynx97 2y ago
One item on the rather long list of dietary advice/findings that have turned out to be wrong or overstated. Looking back at what we've been told would kill us, the older you get, the less you actually trust in the latest "fi
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by lynx97 2y ago
I didn't propose to leave your door unlocked. It was a cynical take on how much hurdle most locked doors are when someone is determined to get access. Maybe I am that cynical because I attended a lockpicking tutorial once (CCC Camp s
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by lynx97 2y ago
No worries, as someone without a car who only uses public transport and walks daily to work, there aren't really many people with less CO2 consumption then me. In fact, I find your call for resistnce pretty hilarious. That doesn&#x2
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by lynx97 2y ago
It's easy to demand this if you have enough resources/money to spare. Given that the wealth gap widens from year to year, this strategy does not work in the long run. People simply don't have that money to spare. The same
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by lynx97 2y ago
Ahh, the modern verson of the written note under the keyboard... In my area, there is a universal access key (physical) for postal service and newspaper delivery people. So if you want access to a random building, all you need to do is app
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by lynx97 2y ago
A (e)DSL to describe simple DSP graphs + a gccjit based AOT compiler. Basically a reimagination of the SuperCollider architecture with a JIT compiler instead of runtime plumbing. The idea is to have auto-vectorisation and loop unrolling k
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by lynx97 2y ago
I never was. Claiming otherwise is blatant political propaganda.
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by lynx97 2y ago
More like "If you don't like it, talk to your local politicians", which is, IMO, a totally valid approach.
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by lynx97 2y ago
See, "some of the points", thats a pretty typical tactic... Nope, sorry, have seen too much, dont trust the EU anymore.
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by lynx97 2y ago
Lynx (in tmux) is still my default browser. I only go for Firefox if I really have to. Its darn FAST , has no remote code execution, and is typically all you need to read text on the web. Its also a good test if the web dev is full of s
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by lynx97 2y ago
A good AI fridge would be already a great starting point. With a checkin procedure that makes sure to actually know whats in the fridge. Complete with expiry tracking and recipe suggestions based on personal preferences combined with prod
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Why the text terminal cursor is important for Accessibility?(blind.guru)
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by lynx97 2y ago
I was called a racist to my face. I chose to go the route of compassion, instead of throwing the same, useless energy back at them. And yes, I think people with such an aggressive style DO need help, it can't be healthy to think su

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