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by moooo99 2y ago
I found Gnomes fit and finish very superficial. Yeah, if you use Gnome standard apps or Gnome circle apps everything fits really nicely. As soon as you dive into extensions, stuff gets wonky and breaks. I find this particularly annoying bec
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by moooo99 2y ago
I live in a relatively big city where light pollution is obviously a huge thing. But the aurora was so strong that even we were able to make it out, although not as intensively beautiful as on all those webcam feeds
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by moooo99 2y ago
> but for some reason there's this sense that if it's in Chrome, it's standard - as if Google dictates standards. Realistically, given the market share of Chrome and Chromium based browsers, they kind of do.
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by moooo99 2y ago
I am aware that there are differences, I just took RAM DIMMs as a reference because there is a >0% chance that anyone reading this has actually ever bought a comparable product themselves. As for prices, the prices you cited are not at a
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by moooo99 2y ago
Even if taking raising market prices into account, your estimate for the RAM module price is waaaaaaay off. You can get 8GB of good quality DDR5 DIMMs for 40$, there is no way in hell that Apple is paying anywhere near that. Going from 8 to
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by moooo99 2y ago
They are pretty honest when it comes to battery life claims, they’re less honest when it comes to benchmark graphs
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by moooo99 2y ago
I haven’t received any suspicious looking emails from them. Short URLs aren’t necessarily suspicious and are often used to track clicks on a CTA. Is it the mere presence of the short link that is raising suspicions for you or do the actual
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by moooo99 2y ago
There is a difference between a job not being fun/being boring and actively dreading to do a job because of deadlines/management/etc The former is tolerable for many, the latter usually isn’t for long
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by moooo99 2y ago
I think Keycloak is always the wrong choice if you’re looking to simplify your authentication stack
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by moooo99 2y ago
I think a single Google Analytics alternative is pretty hard to pick considering that GA can be used to very much varying extents. For simple and "detailed enough" insights, I enjoyed using Plausible ( https://plausible.
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by moooo99 2y ago
Just to be pedantic about it, the app is just called health or Apple Health. HealthKit is the SDK that allows other developers to interface with the Apple Health App. But yeah, it’s available in Apple health, which may be a reason why this
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by moooo99 2y ago
So by extension, there is basically no innovation currently going on right now? New CPUs arent innovative. x86 is still the same and the rest is just better production technology. New production processes aren't innovative either. EUV
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by moooo99 2y ago
> The body doesn't care if you took steroids with a prescription or without one. The body doesn't, but the person who prescribes the medication does. With any medication there are tradeoffs to be made. A doctor is usually able
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by moooo99 2y ago
I was of the impression that when talking about stupid things people do to themselves, it did not specifically need to be said that I am talking about anabolic steroid abuse without a prescription, for the purpose of performance enhancement
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by moooo99 2y ago
> But it's not this shit in the name of youth and beauty. Yeah its shit in the name of a bigger biceps and a bigger junk, I don't see how that is any better?
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by moooo99 2y ago
> Notice how it's never men doing stupidly risky stuff to try to look young and beautiful. Steroid use is increasingly common among "hobby bodybuilders", a predominantly male demographic, which has all sorts of nasty side
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by moooo99 2y ago
Why is it not innovative? It is a new way of government and citizen interaction, which sounds like it is well worth the attempt. Since it didn’t catch on, the citizens voted, but offering a new communication channel for citizens doesn’t sou
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by moooo99 2y ago
it kind of depends? For every rich and wasteful person in the world there is a poor person that lives in scarcity and „offsets“ the wasteful lifestyle. So we’re kind of at a limit when you want to make a genuine effort to continue fighting
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by moooo99 2y ago
that not true and that article is also painting a rosier picture of apprenticeships than reality can deliver, at least here in Germany. First regarding the salary claim. It is a clear it depends, but overall this is rarely the case. Accordi
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by moooo99 2y ago
No the regulations aren’t a huge issue, but it’s a popular scapegoat for own incompetence
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by moooo99 3y ago
At this points it’s just playing word games imho. The RFC specifically mentions tools like Bard, ChatGPT and Co-Pilot as what it considers to be ban-worthy. If I’m going to be extremely pedantic about it: with Co-Pilot, the a actual content
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by moooo99 3y ago
I am confused, how is a translator comparable to an LLM that primarily serves as a generator? Just because it’s powered by some neural network behind the scenes?
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by moooo99 3y ago
I don’t think macOS feels snappy to be honest. It is fast, but it is not snappy. Mac OS always feels a bit sluggish to me, especially with the slow animations, but so does windows nowadays. There are lots of problems with windows nowadays a
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by moooo99 3y ago
I doubt that there are any reputable sources you could find that aren't shaped by bias (of MS or competitors). However, I have worked in a non-IT related job for years and about 90% of complaints about software we use would fit into on
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by moooo99 3y ago
It depends on how strictly the request is scrutinized. I can spend exactly 0€ myself. But when I request a new machine, the order is placed immediately. On the other hand I requested three months access to frontend masters which was promptl
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by moooo99 3y ago
> People hate Office? I don't think I've seen any significant hate for Microsoft Office They absolutely do. Many people hate the office suite in its entirety, lots of people hate some program in particular (I particularly despi
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by moooo99 3y ago
I’m curious as to what the reasons for such regular shutoffs are. I’m now 24 years old and I cannot recall ever experiencing a power outage, ever. So either I’m extraordinarily lucky or they aren’t as common here
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by moooo99 3y ago
I think Flatpak being a open source effort for a distro independent distribution channel is already pretty dope UX. Having this verification would sure be nice, but Verified publishers now being a thing is also an advantage over some other
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by moooo99 3y ago
I know that many people love to hate on bureacracy, but I don't think people actually hate that. I know this sound stupid, but here's the reality: for the most part, those regulations aren't in place because people love burea
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by moooo99 3y ago
Don't get me wrong, I get where you're coming from. I just hate the overall sentiment Here we have a person who ... observed an interesting change in a open source project ... built out a tool to carry out his own testing '

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