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by mikae1 4y ago
Please someone, sell me a feature phone with an open source OS that can run Signal. I don't need a web browser, but at least I want to be able to communicate securely with family and friends. Almost all of them have switched so Signal.
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by mikae1 4y ago
Not only proposals: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20220315IP...
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by mikae1 4y ago
:) https://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/421851-accele...
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by mikae1 4y ago
> Switching operating systems is not the trivial thing you claim it is unless you only use a web browser. And in the case of “use Apple” (macOS I guess), it's also quite costly as you'll have to buy a new computer.
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by mikae1 4y ago
> The thing about pure black isn't that it's unnatural, but that when paired with white its contrast can actually be uncomfortable and less accessible than a slightly toned down color combination (especially on full brightness
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by mikae1 4y ago
I find there's often a high degree of educated comments here on HN. But, when it comes to monitors, readability and the physics of light something happens. #000 on #fff won't burn out your retinas. :)
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Pixelitor – open source image editor with non-destructive smart objects(github.com)
1 points by mikae1 4y ago|0 comments
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by mikae1 4y ago
In pre-press and photography we're used to ISO 3664:2009[0] which I believe establishes whitepoint brightness level between 80 and 120 cd/m2. It should be added that it requires isolation from daylight and ambient illumination lev
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by mikae1 4y ago
> I use a color-calibrated screen and #000000 to #ffffff is a painful amount of contrast. This seems highly unlikely if your brightness isn't completely off. What cd/m2 are you at? I'm on a Eizo CG277 with built-in har
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by mikae1 4y ago
At work I'm on Creative Cloud with the latest M1 Max MBP. At I home I've switched to Manjaro after 17 years of macOS use. I just started looking into Krita for bitmap editing. It has adjustment layers (which I can't do with
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by mikae1 4y ago
https://href.cool/
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by mikae1 4y ago
Depending on how much your write, URL collisions can naturally become a real problem. If you use a SSG then all your post HTML documents will be in the same directory, forever. This isn't a problem if you don't spit out posts, but
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Too Much of a Good Thing(hunterirving.com)
1 points by mikae1 4y ago|0 comments
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by mikae1 4y ago
By attracting only geek users that know better than saying yes to allowing a random shady flashlight app to take full control over their device.
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by mikae1 5y ago
> states hosting their own bastions of their own citizen's speech is such a vast moral cause. The instance is not for citizens of the EU. EU Voice provides EU institutions, bodies and agencies with privacy-friendly microbloggin
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by mikae1 5y ago
https://maya.land/blogroll.opml is also one the best examples I've seen.
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by mikae1 5y ago
> And it worked; it got onto Hacker News, though that may not be the target demographic. Exactly. > though that may not be the target demographic. I'm thinking this is exactly one of their target demographics for a campaign l
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by mikae1 5y ago
So, for anyone asking the "why" question... It's called marketing and this is an attempt to make Kia look like they care about "the nature". It's obviously trying to appeal to a younger demographic that does
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by mikae1 5y ago
My pleasure! I'm mostly in the fediverse these days, but it looks like you're on to something. > thank you for sharing this feedback and linking to it here on HN! It will make it easier for me to find again. I think this repl
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by mikae1 5y ago
Like I wrote in https://sqwok.im/p/RkettQRCNX82xA (would love if the timestamp for a specific post in a thread was a permalink): Threaded conversations and upvote buttons! Chats work well with family and friends, but w
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by mikae1 5y ago
Direct link to content which begins at 1m47s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRwdoo9kNTw&t=107s
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by mikae1 5y ago
Thank you! As I mention further down in the conversation, I use VimFX with Waterfox Current alongside Firefox. I'd rather just use Firefox though. I've been staring at those LegacyFox instruction more than one time. Being lazy I&#
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by mikae1 5y ago
Thanks, I will follow this closely. Give me extensions and vim keybindings and I'm ready to give up Tree Style Tab.
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by mikae1 5y ago
I use Vimium too (when I'm not using Waterfox with VimFX) but any vim shortcut addon will be a shadow of its former self as a WebExtension.
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by mikae1 5y ago
Yes, but uBlock Origin is not only an adblocker. I can enter the element picker mode and remove parts of web pages that bother me. I use this a lot. Also, I have a hard time surfing without Tree Style Tab.
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by mikae1 5y ago
> While the new limitations in WebExtensions can be limiting, these in particular don't sound insurmountable. That sounds promising, but I haven't seen anybody solve it with WebExtensions yet. Just tried Vimium in Chromium too.
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by mikae1 5y ago
Looks cool, but no extension support. So realistically, no. :-/
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by mikae1 5y ago
Quite a lot of sites break in Pale Moon. Waterfox Current works just as well as Firefox.
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by mikae1 5y ago
And, since plenty of other people are name dropping similar extensions/addons to Vimium (like Tridactyl, Vimari, Vim Vixen etc.), I might as well add they all suffer from the same shortcoming as Vimium C and Vimium-FF because they&#x27
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by mikae1 5y ago
> But instead we get “Colorways” Yeah, the browser situation sucks and it's getting worse by the day. > I remember being upset for months when they killed XUL. You know what, still a week does not pass without me mourning the dea

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