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by mnmalst 1y ago
I agree, can anybody just willy nilly flag any post?
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by mnmalst 1y ago
How are you tweaking it? Would love to hear more about it since I am a have osmand user.
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by mnmalst 1y ago
I started using osmand a lot more lately while biking and I agree route calculation on the phone (hi Pixel 4a :) ) are super slow but for that reason you can configure alternative (online) routing engines in the settings https://
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by mnmalst 1y ago
How would they loose? Right now people looking for a "component" are just using chrome(ium), so Mozilla does not have those "users" to begin with. If Gecko would be as usable for integration as Blink is more people would
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Would probably help if you would add an explainer somewhere. I have no idea what the site is or does.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
No, the company selling smartphones with /e/OS is called Murena. https://murena.com/faq/
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by mnmalst 2y ago
I have no idea what I am talking about but could it be related to future AI related features that process user data locally and/or on their servers? At least that would make some sense to me.
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Scira is a minimalistic AI-powered search engine(scira.app)
1 points by mnmalst 2y ago|1 comments
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Open source repo: https://github.com/zaidmukaddam/scira I am not associated with them, just found this interesting perplexity alternative?
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by mnmalst 2y ago
I agree with the sentiment but ladybird is years and years away from being on par with Firefox. Performance, compatibility let alone extensions are far away at this point. Exiting to see the development tho.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
I am not aware of an open source client, I am not aware of any clients that are not based on the original client for that matter. Recently the turtle wow (a private server) team announced that they are working on a completely new Unreal Eng
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Would appreciate it, haven't seen something like this yet.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
I meant something like this browser does: https://arc.net/ where the urlbar and all the buttons of the navigation bar are in the sidebar as well, so you have more room vertically for the actual web content.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
This looks really great. One thing I have never seen done is having the url bar completely removed and put everything in the sidebar. That would really save some vertical space. Since you seem to know your way around the firefox sources, do
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Man you got my hopes up for a bit there since I remembered Kiwi browser was chromium based which after checking, it still is. From there website: "Kiwi is based on Chromium and WebKit." https://kiwibrowser.com/
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Doesn't pick up my (non ttf) Terminus font and there is no obvious way to set the font manually.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Megaupload Song anybody? https://youtu.be/o0Wvn-9BXVc
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by mnmalst 2y ago
To an extend yes but it's unnecessarily hard to do so. If we were at a point where is was as easy to develop foss OS/Software for mobile devices I wouldn't complain. Sadly the proprietary nature of mobile phones (mostly drive
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by mnmalst 2y ago
I don't do it "to stick it" to anyone. I am just not willing to spend 500$+ since my current hardware is perfectly fine and does what I want. Saving money and avoiding unnecessary e-waste is more important to me.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
That's definitely a good step but sadly compared to PCs still the stone ages. I want to use my phone with the OS I choose. Sadly the proprietary driver BLOBs make that unnecessarily hard or sometimes impossible.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Still using my pixel 4a. I refuse to discontinue a perfectly good phone just because the manufacturer decides it's not supported anymore. Hopefully the EU does something about planned obsolesce one day.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Was wondering what "rage coding" means. After seeing your codeberg profile picture I have an idea now... :D
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by mnmalst 2y ago
Personally am asking myself what the benefits of the BSD clause compared to a more restrictive license are. The only reason I personally can see is that they want to have to option to close the browser themself in the future.
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by mnmalst 2y ago
What happened on those two days? Birth of his children? Probably a broken back or some other injury is more likely tho. :)
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by mnmalst 3y ago
I have never seen that message before. Also from Europe.
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by mnmalst 3y ago
I didn't realize until I read the comments. I am not smart...
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by mnmalst 3y ago
Has anybody figured out how to enable this permanently and not just in private windows?
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by mnmalst 3y ago
And now compare that to https://serenityos.org/ :) They are doing a really good job keeping the old UI style alive.
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by mnmalst 3y ago
I hope this will be a slow transition but I am pretty sure it will since that's how xfce usually works. I switched to xfce not so long ago after almost 15 years of using KDE for that slow pace exactly. I had small problems and annoyan
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by mnmalst 3y ago
Mustafa Suleyman is the co-founder and CEO of Inflection AI. Previously he co-founded DeepMind, one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence companies.

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