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by mikae1 2y ago
Love it! True to the original vision of the WWW. Tim Berners-Lee's WorldWideWeb browser was also an editor. https://github.com/cadars/john-doe gives me the same feels.
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Thanks for the clarification and thanks again for the great work!
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Thanks for the box! Any examples of other possible really advanced features that might go for-pay? Is there any chance you will make current free features for-pay? That'd be rather off-putting for me as a home user.
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> I feel hardware technology can improve further to allow under-the-LED-display cameras Everything but your smartphone is big enough that you'd to sprinkle your entire screen area with sensors to get the sense of me looking at you
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> See caniuse for the support, at the time of writing caniuse says 82% support globally. Sounds quite good. That's one way of making it sound good. Saying: “it won't work on Firefox” makes it sound worse. But perhaps OP wasn&
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by mikae1 2y ago
BorgBackup is also my choice. More features, but that's not necessarily a good (or bad) thing if Restic does everything you need.
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Framing it as a David vs. Goliath fight was also a huge mistake. Considering the might of Automattic it looks like he's completely out of touch with reality. What I see is a incredibly wealthy person displaying self pity because he ca
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by mikae1 2y ago
Check the edit link in the footer. It's GitHub. I guess being extremely productive and successfully pushing new and exciting concepts in computing also means you need to adopt a certain level of pragmatism. But yeah, uxn hosting is a c
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https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/oscean.html
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> Are there any graphical SSGs that non-technical users could run locally to generate a site and upload it to their web host? https://getpublii.com is amazing and it's strange it doesn't get more attention.
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I wish more people came across https://getpublii.com as a middle ground between full-on SSG and a hosted CMS. It's so damn good at this point.
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My first thought too.
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Or degrades, depending on how you see it. dagw explains how splitting or not splitting carries meaning[1]. I actually think it's a nice construct. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41796834
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by mikae1 2y ago
Ladybird[1] is switching to Swift[2]. [1] https://ladybird.org [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41208836
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> the Deppenleerzeichen which is a space between combined words that are usually and famously not separated by space in correct German. We feel you over here in Sweden. Särskrivning (roughly “word splitting”) is a “problem” far greater
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What do you mean by heavy though? Plasma is feature heavy but definitely not memory heavy.
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> If you're talking about random GTK apps that run on Xfce, there's not much we can do about that; we don't set app policy. Yes, guess you're correct. Qt apps in Plasma was a better mix for me. I have consistency an
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My take on this is that FOSS is the only effective protection against subscription enshittification. GIMP 3 RC 1 is soon here and it actually looks like it can finally replace Photoshop for me. Nondestructive editing is there. The learning
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And , no Client Side Decorations. XFCE died for me the day they adopted it. Inconsistency-hell ensued. LXQt if you want something with less features, Plasma if you want more features. They're both performant.
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Seems you drank way too much of the Altman cool aid. :-D How has LLMs actually developed in the last two years? Have you noticed movies and TV series use multiple cameras to capture a scene from different angles? When it comes to video th
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> it's been shown that when people are not expecting AI content, they are much less likely to realize they are looking at AI. At this point, looking at a big tech SoMe feed I would expect that everything is, or at least could be
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I'd be to pay a premium for a device like this if I wasn't limited to the manufacturers own app for collecting and interpreting data. As is? Nah...
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Sorry, followed the steps and it seems to work. I just need to try the install part.
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> Since single-file bundles don’t include dependencies or AppStream data, the preferred way of distributing applications offline is with the create-usb command; see USB Drives.[1] Sounds kind of bad for this use case? [1] https:/
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by mikae1 2y ago
Thanks! But, I already have the last Yuzu Flathub flatpak installed on one computer and the last Ryujinx Flathub flatpak installed on another. "flatpak upgrade" does not remove them even if they were removed from Flathub. I just g
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Codebase, but no releases...
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Just upgraded the Flathub flatpak to the latest version on my machine. Not sure what's the recommended way to keep two stray Flatpak apps alive. I have the latest Yuzu flatpak installed on one machine and the latest Ryujinx flatpak on
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by mikae1 2y ago
Here's a recent (unofficial) AppImage for future use... https://web.archive.org/save/https://github.com/Samueru-sama... EDIT: it's not the latest. 1.1.1403 is the latest.
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> painting the Yuzu developers as the victims is insane. Hope you're not thinking I'm the painter here... I know they turned the thing into big business and I don't have a lot of understanding for that. Realistically tho
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Doesn't matter what the reason is this time. Next time it will undoubtedly be DMCA considering what happened to Yuzu. This is the perfect case for some sort of decentralized Git[1] or a Git repo via Tor. [1] https://radicle.

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