naibafo

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by naibafo 9y ago
Now that you say it, yes. Seeing the date right away is helpful and offers a nicer workflow. You can filter by date though or sort by date in DDG, so making the date visible is probably possible somehow or might be in the future.
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by naibafo 9y ago
Gnome is running on wayland now by default though.
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by naibafo 9y ago
I think Goethe, Brecht, Schiller and the rest of the German poets would disagree ;)
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by naibafo 9y ago
mpv is awesome. Cannot recommend it enough.
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by naibafo 9y ago
What kind of issues with multi-display and youtube do you have? I have multiple displays and haven't had any issues with youtube. Be it in firefox, chrome or qutebrowser. The WM/DE didn't make any difference for me either.
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by naibafo 9y ago
Your link is missing the second 's' I think? https://passcue.me
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by naibafo 9y ago
Out of interest, is there a reason why? I get not wanting to bother with migrating old drives full of data but I would assume that emails are to be stored on your main system(s) with more current file systems.
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by naibafo 9y ago
> Most of these common ransom-ware and viruses are easily avoided, and only succeed because of naive users. The problem is that the large majority of the users is naive.
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by naibafo 9y ago
Have you tried kwm? It's been a while since I used a Mac, but I think that would be preferable to using Windows :)
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by naibafo 10y ago
And I just proved your point. :)
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by naibafo 10y ago
At least while I was using atom on a not so high end machine, it generally took a few seconds too start and being usable. Neovim on the other hand is there in a heartbeat, and I do have completion, debugging, linting, file browsing, git int
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by naibafo 10y ago
It is annoying that I have to install pulseaudio if I want to continue using Firefox for media consumption.
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by naibafo 10y ago
Cute.
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by naibafo 10y ago
My mom got her first smartphone, an iPhone 7 Plus last christmas. She is using Siri a lot. That and taking videos/pictures of everything :)
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by naibafo 10y ago
My problem (not a problem for me though) with ads is, that I do not trust them at all anymore. Even if I would see an interesting looking ad advertising a cheap 6700K I would think to myself, that they must have paid for the ad somehow and
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by naibafo 10y ago
Thanks, I will keep an eye on sway. :)
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by naibafo 10y ago
sadly I have yet to come across a functioning tiling window manager for wayland.
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by naibafo 10y ago
The thing with the rolling release is, that you get a few small updates each day/week, so if something breaks, you generally know where, which makes it easier to pinpoint the problem and fix it, then after a full distro upgrade. Howeve
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by naibafo 10y ago
On that note I was just reminded that I could delete my account since I am not using it anyways anymore. Apparently they removed that option very recently and now you can only 'close' it, which hides it but doesn't ever delet
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by naibafo 10y ago
I think what pissed of many users was that the update messes with your settings once again, and that Cortana cannot be disabled anymore without messing around in the registry. Another point was that they forgot to turn off some debugging op
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by naibafo 10y ago
Why? It's not like people force you to go out and get wasted.
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by naibafo 10y ago
Let's just get rid of the darn computers already.
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by naibafo 10y ago
For sure. still a good place to start though ;)
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by naibafo 10y ago
Fantastic game. If you haven't already, you should give it a try. I think the first episode is for free since a few days ago, so there is no reason to not checking it out
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by naibafo 10y ago
Well, some basic commands would be intuitive but aren't anymore, because most applications use very different keys or because our vocabulary changed. I.e. y(ank) and p(aste). However, once you know them they do make more sense then ctr
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by naibafo 10y ago
There are some quantum key distribution protocols[1], though they still have their faults. [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_key_distribution )
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by naibafo 11y ago
>Both iOS and android have fully capable web browsers, I'm not sure what's missing here ? I think at that point he was referring to the initial appeal of the iphone, when th efirst one was released. there was no Android and no