moogly

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by moogly 2y ago
> just a general computing device No, it's an Apple device. It _should_ be a general computing device, but Apple ensures that it will never be, and you should be aware of that when you buy it.
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by moogly 2y ago
I'm not seeing anything about plugins/extensions on that page. As we all know, a browser is academic and unusable until it has extension support.
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by moogly 2y ago
> Wonder if WSL supports GUIs? Yes, it's called WSLg. Uses Wayland, so many apps are a bit messed up. I think there's a way to install X11. Last time I tried it over a year ago it was a bit rough.
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by moogly 2y ago
GitHub's notifications are the worst. Completely useless; nay, infuriating. That's the first thing they should improve IMO. Whilst I do get the _motivation_ behind collapsing large files in diffs, because you want to keep the numb
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by moogly 2y ago
The one in JetBrains' IDEs is pretty good. "Annotate previous revision" is very helpful to step through it in time.
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by moogly 2y ago
> - they are less interesting to small talk with because they leave little room to engage I would rephrase this as "introverts are generally uninterested in pointless small talk".
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by moogly 2y ago
Since they are going to split it into parts and rewrite some of them, I see an opportunity to rewrite those parts in Rust or Go a la swc or esbuild. Whilst I'm sure a rewrite in JS or TS could improve performance too, the fact remains
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by moogly 2y ago
The chain printing is not so user friendly, I find; I just ended up typing out multiple labels with spaces inbetween instead, and cutting them with a pair of scissors. This (along with the chain printing) only works when you know you have a
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by moogly 2y ago
I'd like to hack my P-Touch to not waste 1" of tape every goddamn print for no discernible reason. I've read Brother's reason and I don't see it.
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by moogly 2y ago
Yeah; gas is big largely in Germany, and even moreso in the Netherlands since they historically had an enormous gas field in Groningen.
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by moogly 2y ago
The default font is still so baffling to me. I wasn't able to figure out how to change it forever and ever in the Obsidian plugin (probably not Excalidraw's fault), so I had to uninstall it.
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by moogly 2y ago
My exact visceral reaction.
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by moogly 2y ago
Useless anecdote: I don't have direct experience with Next.js[1] (but React, Angular, Vue, Solid), but I did help a co-worker out with something in their Next.js app, and as soon as I saw the madness that was file-based routing I wrote
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by moogly 2y ago
You might be thinking of Nest.js.
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by moogly 2y ago
Indeed. I live in Northern Europe and have a 17.2 kWp solar plant. During the summer, I see ~100 kWh uselessly (for me) go to the grid every day for a pittance, and I can't really use it. 4 months of the year (almost 5 if it's a r
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by moogly 2y ago
This right here is the best solution. Been using that for maybe 15 years.
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by moogly 2y ago
I really cannot agree at all. Maybe, maybe you can make an argument for the R2, but even that is more diminutive than most Range Rovers.
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by moogly 2y ago
Good news for both companies. I'm a bit surprised, because I thought VW would be pissed at Rivian that the R3 basically looks like a 1991 VW Golf[1] Country[2]. [1]: VW Rabbit for the North Americans [2]: https://www.flickr.
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by moogly 2y ago
Gen Z uses the very awkward "unironically".
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by moogly 2y ago
https://archive.ph/4aCFY TL;DR: reports that there are talks with Baidu, Alibaba, Baichuan AI
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by moogly 2y ago
TriOptimum Corporation was already taken.
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by moogly 2y ago
> “We are working alongside our main suppliers at all tiers of the supply chain to improve data quality.” But you're using the blockchain? We shouldn't need to trust any third parties, including Circulor, no?
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by moogly 2y ago
We can't be reading the same article.
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by moogly 2y ago
One of the top richest companies in the world, who don't even know what to do with their money[1], don't want to pay for things. [1]: https://www.businessinsider.com/two-years-ago-steve-jobs-cal...
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by moogly 2y ago
You're probably thinking of Protocols I & II of the Geneva Conventions. Signed but not ratified.
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by moogly 2y ago
Too late. I've used Windows for over 30 years. Was never a "fan", it just got the work done without getting in the way. Good tool. But now I'm moving all my computers, including work computers, to Linux. Will miss out on
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by moogly 2y ago
That's open/closed captions, not subtitles.
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by moogly 2y ago
As someone from a country that uses subtitles over dubbing, I'll let you know that subtitling movies/tv shows is an art form. Good subtitles are more akin to interpretation than translation. You have less space to fit, timing is i
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by moogly 2y ago
They don't even need to do that...
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by moogly 2y ago
To be fair, the MX-30's interior is pretty nice and definitely unique with its cork infusions, though I'm not sure how well cork will stand the test of time. I thought it was nicer than the i3s's. I'll have to say the i3

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