neoberg

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by neoberg 4y ago
> HDR is just a marketing term for software that increases the colour and black saturation of content beyond the actual input. For photography that means more saturation than what you see in real life, for video that means tweaking it af
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by neoberg 4y ago
> You mean "works if you don't actively try to break it". No I mean "if you don't want to share your screen"
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by neoberg 4y ago
The biggest thing keeping me from using Linux for my desktop pc right now is lack of HDR support. Apart from that the whole display servers world is just not working well. Some things still don't support Wayland, you can't share s
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by neoberg 4y ago
Yes, this is exactly what I'm saying. You have to know which devices play well with linux to have a relatively good experience.
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by neoberg 4y ago
No. There are still missing -important- stuff and "works but you have to stand on your hands while singing" kind of things. It's nowhere near being friendly to an end user unless someone picks and sets up the hardware and the
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by neoberg 4y ago
To your last point; because it should be a touch specific interface but it's abused as a checkbox on desktop by designers. Mobile app platforms have this natively but HTML is supposed to be platform independent.
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by neoberg 4y ago
In the same way you can't treat a laptop as a drive and put files on there (transfer from another pc); because it's not a drive.
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by neoberg 4y ago
A different generation of windows phones but I used HP Ipaq 514 back in the day and oh was it terrible to use.
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by neoberg 4y ago
> Can you substantiate this? Since the topic is WASM here; here is the webassembly working group: https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/wasm/participants 15 Google, 7 Microsoft and rest are 1-2 seats max. WebRTC h
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by neoberg 4y ago
In almost every standards working group Google holds the most seats. It'd be naive to say that those in the groups are working only and only for the common good and don't pursue their employer's interests.
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by neoberg 4y ago
I want to use Firefox but it drains the battery so fast that there's usually no time left to use it.
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by neoberg 4y ago
I mean I definitely have the skills to do these and have done it before. I even have my gaming pc connected to the tv all the time. But I don't want to fiddle with and maintain this setup for video consumption. I just want to turn on m
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by neoberg 4y ago
What if gpu was the motherboard instead?
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by neoberg 4y ago
What am I coping hard for really? I am all for using WASM where it makes sense. This still doesn't change the reality that all of that is possible with JavaScript. It's also still 100% true that WASM adds 0 extra capabilites. And
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by neoberg 4y ago
Not really. WASM doesn't add any extra capabilities in the browser or Electron environments.
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by neoberg 4y ago
No because youtube-dl requires a connection that is not limited by CORS.
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by neoberg 4y ago
They seem to be working as a company. Does anyone know what their business model is? I'm interested in contributing but I want to know this before I do.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Found the time traveler.
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by neoberg 4y ago
> What should we do if Russia attacks Finland tomorrow? I'm not saying this is what we should do but it's what will happen probably: Freeze Nato accession, send guns, helmets etc. Basically whatever happened to Ukraine.
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by neoberg 4y ago
It produces very good results with typescript. When there is an interface and I'm creating an object that implements the interface; it produces a result that fits into that type.
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by neoberg 4y ago
> owner incapacitated Owner deliberately created a bus factor issue and decided to violate sanctions against North Korea.
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by neoberg 4y ago
I have 3 keys per thumb in my current keyboard. And the rest is 3 rows to 5 columns per hand.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Yep, everyone is different indeed. I've been using 30% keyboards (30, 33 or 36 keys) for 3+ years now. I used 40's for around 2 years before that. Now I can't stand any keyboard that requires my hands to move from the home po
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by neoberg 4y ago
It's a violation because you have to get explicit permission for each and every way of communication. So giving permission to be contacted through a single email address doesn't mean you gave permission for the phone or in this ca
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by neoberg 4y ago
Let's make it a subscription(dollar a pill?) so it doesn't spit out the pill if it can't charge your card. Even better.
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by neoberg 4y ago
What do they do exactly?
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by neoberg 4y ago
For me; I would happily pay 50$ a month. It probably saves me at least 10$ worth of time every day.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Because they are not always generated.
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by neoberg 4y ago
No. In many places the law and the contract states that the company has to provide the required means to do work described in the contract. If they change the job description to "do nothing" then it needs unilateral signing of a a
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by neoberg 4y ago
The second point is a big issue in pretty much anywhere outside of the US. Living in houses with a private garage is not that common.

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