nipperkinfeet

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by nipperkinfeet 11mo ago
No more please. Please stop and build desktop applications with native languages.
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by nipperkinfeet 11mo ago
This is great news because the new version of Outlook is terrible. When the good old Win32 version goes away, everyone will be looking for an alternative.
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by nipperkinfeet 11mo ago
I'll be impressed when they manage to fix Windows 11! There are still many regressions compared to Windows XP through 10. They can add all this AI nonsense to the taskbar, yet they can't reinstate the features people have been ask
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by nipperkinfeet 11mo ago
Hopefully this will help! I've found that all weather apps and websites have been completely inaccurate this year.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
The only issue now is that your operating system is a 'walled garden', offering a limited selection of applications and customization options.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
This should have been in place from the beginning. The current state of large technology companies is really quite depressing. The intellectual capabilities of these companies have become completely stagnant.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
The element that provokes the most laughter is the punch hole in the MacBook screen.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Timestamp: 2025-10-17 17:43:40 The most interesting part of the video. He took a dump near the water and cleaned up.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
We all do. There are many amazing alternatives nowadays. No need for any Adobe products.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Is this a native client?
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Elementary OS is stuck in 2011, offering limited customization options. I remember having hard time adding desktop icons. These days, much superior distributions are available. Examples include Mint, EndeavourOS and Fedora...
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
These days, the general rule is to avoid buying anything 'smart'. They are all filled with advertisements and data-sharing practices and are designed to target you through their user interface and applications. They bombard you wi
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
I've always had an Android phone, but since my parents have Apple devices, I'm the one who has to help them with any technical issues. I tried to minimize the horrible glass design as much as possible because they couldn't se
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
I am not a fan of smartphones or tablets, and I only ever use my phone when necessary. I stopped using tablets when I realized that I was always trying to use them like a laptop, which made me see that they are not as useful as I thought. I
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
All these late-night shows are terrible anyways. Cancel all of them and make room for actual shows.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
I have a OnePlus 5T from 2017 with a Snapdragon 835 processor and find that Firefox works perfectly well on it. I also have a device with a Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 processor and Windows 11 on ARM. Firefox runs smoothly on that too.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
A lot of overhead for something so small.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
It's the ugliest trend I've seen since rounded corners and large padding. One can only hope that it will eventually cease to be a nuisance.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Things can only go downhill from here, and it's hard to imagine how things could get any better. I mean, I can only hope Google will change their minds and see sense here.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
I'm still using Windows 7 with server patches. There are no bugs, nagware, or unnecessary Microsoft features.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
I'm still using the same CPU I had 15 years ago. It's an AMD Phenom II X6 1090T. The only upgrades I've made are increasing the RAM to 16 GB and replacing the hard drive with an SSD. It continues to meet all my needs.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
It would appear that you are not familiar with its proper use. You can identify which rule is causing the issue by reviewing the log, and then add it to your allowlist.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Same here. No need for any bloat. Simple text file in Notepad4 (Notepad2⨯2, Notepad2++).
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
This generally results in a bulky and oversized UI with excessive padding. The current UI is satisfactory and lightweight. Why fix something that's working well?
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Use the newest fork, https://github.com/zufuliu/notepad4 . That's what I switched to when Microsoft started bloating up Notepad.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
Fake trailers should be banned as well.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
There is nothing wrong with that, as long as you are aware of the risks and know what you are doing. I still use Windows 7 with R2 patches, and Firefox ESR. I don't plan on changing anytime soon.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
I guess it can't fingerprint me on 115.24.0esr? Its stuck on "Computing..."
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
The release of Apple's new glass design has made Material Expressive appear aesthetically pleasing. Apple has declined so much, it's unfortunate.
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by nipperkinfeet 1y ago
It looks cheap and tacky. Apple really lost its way. Who thought this was a good idea?

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