neoberg

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by neoberg 4y ago
But then we need to wait for the charging station to charge. How many of those batteries would a charging station need to ensure continuous service?
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by neoberg 4y ago
Oh I see thank you. I was hoping for a more generic solution that I can use with a device that is not a camera.
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by neoberg 4y ago
If the author reads this: How does the downloading images from SD card part work?
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by neoberg 4y ago
For some reason it is a hit or miss for me. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Yes, and I think Solid and Svelte's approaches of moving complexity out of runtime and into build time will be the most popular one very soon. But this also comes with its downsides. It complicates the build process, obviously. Debuggi
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by neoberg 4y ago
To your second question about the app size vs. framework/library sizes: Frameworks and libraries provide generalised solutions to some common problems. In react and react-dom's case it's defining a ui in a declarative and mor
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by neoberg 4y ago
Yes retina display is 2x. But saying a display is 4k doesn't tell anything about its pixel density or scaling. I look at the original commenters screenshot at 50% browser scaling but it's still blurry. I guess there is an element
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by neoberg 4y ago
no I'm not using any zoom or extra scaling. It's the native scaling of mbp retina display. Screenshot is ~2 times bigger than what I actually see. edit: your second screenshot looks very sharp and nice on my display.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Yeah that and many more convenience reasons are why people like me don't prefer to use linux on desktop. Also even if you have your setup, not being able to view hdr content at all on linux is a big turn off for me personally.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Off the top of my mind; mouse & trackpad, sound stack, bluetooth stack, hd/4k content streaming, no hdr at all, using multiple displays with different dpis... I tried every recommended driver&setting for mouse&trackpad. The
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by neoberg 4y ago
> When was the last time you used Linux Yesterday and it was terrible. > Never have I faced any issue that can't easily be solved. (If at all there were issues) Good luck viewing hdr content.
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by neoberg 4y ago
There is always a way. But convenience is also important and time is valuable. So instead of just clicking on a title on Netflix, we should instal & maintain a server and search for content on torrents?
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by neoberg 4y ago
Yeah but is it really user's problem if a system requires lot's of knowledge to do computer stuff without breaking the system? I don't have the time neither want to learn the intricacies of an operating system to do my work.
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by neoberg 4y ago
It looks very bad tbh. This is how my comment looks on Mac for comparison. Uploading to imgur to test if there is compression in play here. https://i.imgur.com/hSirmx6.png
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by neoberg 4y ago
For work I use Macos because that is the only option I have for several reasons; and I also like it. For gaming and media consumption, there is no HDR support on Linux and there won't be in the foreseeable future. So, Windows there.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Lick your finger and then try. It usually helps.
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by neoberg 4y ago
Sweden is lucky that Erdogan is in power and he'll bend and do a 180 in a month max. If anyone else was in that position, this would never happen. This topic is probably the only thing that has this much mainstream support since Erdoga
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by neoberg 4y ago
not op but Java and C# are horrible, too.
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by neoberg 4y ago
So when it's stolen a thief can just switch it off?
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by neoberg 4y ago
Because real GUIs are designed to be useful.
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by neoberg 5y ago
Thank you. My day to day work involves sharing screen on calls a lot. While I know it's possible to some extent with pipewire, it is still too hacky and too much effort for a simple(from an end-user standpoint) task. Afaik it still doe
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by neoberg 5y ago
It was last summer. I bought one of the recommended laptops for running Linux just for the purpose of switching. It sucked hard. (rant following so please don't read the rest if you don't like ranting about linux desktop) I could
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by neoberg 5y ago
This. I don't care about ripped or dirty clothes since their function is to warm me and I don't see them when I wear them anyways.
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by neoberg 5y ago
But the most important thing with Apple trackpad is not the haptics imo. If Apple went back to regular buttons tomorrow I wouldn't care at all. The tracking itself is light years ahead of any competition. This is still one of the big
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by neoberg 5y ago
I've been using React full time almost since its first release and I somewhat agree with the previous comment. While the choice of framework usually doesn't really restrict what can be done; it's often easier/harder to d
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by neoberg 5y ago
Yes. But the parent comment mentioned rallying. Group B was during 80s.
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by neoberg 5y ago
Because it makes the "story" more interesting? It's not an f1 documentary. It's a show based on f1. There is a difference.
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by neoberg 5y ago
Good old days where people dying was a part of the sport.
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by neoberg 5y ago
Yes but to try and experiment with those assets "in game", they'd need to use a PC.
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by neoberg 5y ago
I agree that hooks "can" be messy but in my experience they are quite useful and nice to maintain. That is if the code is written with maintainability in mind - which applies to any code really. I've been working on a quite c

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