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by noisem4ker 7mo ago
It's documented here: https://umidevi.blogspot.com/2010/09/how-to-make-windows-xp-...
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by noisem4ker 7mo ago
No.
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by noisem4ker 7mo ago
> tabular alignment Check out "elastic tabstops": https://nick-gravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/
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by noisem4ker 8mo ago
The taskbar could be moved to any edge of the screen since its introduction in Windows 95.
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by noisem4ker 8mo ago
The first-party desktop mode that was introduced in Android 16 last year. https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/06/developer-...
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by noisem4ker 8mo ago
Maybe I didn't look hard enough, as I was put off by the pervasive absurdity of it, but I don't feel like I gained anything at all from watching that film.
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by noisem4ker 9mo ago
Linux doesn't mean GNOME. KDE favors server-side decorations.
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by noisem4ker 9mo ago
Hard disagreement. https://0x5.uk/2021/03/15/github-rebase-and-squash-considere...
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by noisem4ker 9mo ago
The provenance that is lost is the original base.
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by noisem4ker 9mo ago
The European Commission has recently put WhatsApp under scrutiny in terms of the Digital Services Act, and forced them to open up allowing interoperability with other messaging applications. Perhaps we'll see a return of apps like Pidg
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by noisem4ker 10mo ago
WSL. Android app support (for the little while it lasted). Recall.
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by noisem4ker 10mo ago
For Chrome and Firefox.
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by noisem4ker 10mo ago
That the first result is clearly marked as an ad is an opinion. One I don't agree with.
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by noisem4ker 10mo ago
Google's Gboard completes "i want t" with "to" and "the" for me.
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by noisem4ker 10mo ago
The S23 too was Snapdragon only, allegedly to let the Exynos team catch some breath and come up with something competitive for the following generation. Which they partly did, as the Exynos S24 is almost on par with its Snapdragon brother.
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
The container runs a virtual machine using the host kernel's KVM device. Windows is then automatically installed inside said virtual machine. https://github.com/dockur/windows
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
You might find the StackOverflow surveys more representative: they crown Windows as the most used OS, with a solid margin. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technology/#1-computer-...
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
They fixed that. I can definitely connect remotely in an unattended way as long as I'm logged in locally. These might have something to do with it: https://develop.kde.org/docs/administration/portal-permissio.
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
Since Plasma 6.1 (june 2024) you get a system settings module where you can enable KRDP to run at login. https://quantumproductions.info/articles/2024-06/krdp-plasma... (I assumed being logged in is what you meant
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
Yeah, "should". Too bad it's unfeasible. As soon as you e.g. print the current date as part of a paragraph somewhere, the browser loses track of it, and the website can just read the element's content and parse it back.
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
For RDP, you've got KRDP and gnome-remote-desktop. That "with a running session" bit greatly helps here. While GDM allows you to have remote login and headless sessions [1], with SDDM you're locked out for the moment. Th
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
It also does (or at least used to) mess with dates, due to it attempting to hide what time zone you're in.
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
Support for rendering directly at the target resolution has been there for years, at least in major compositors such as KDE's KWin and GNOME's Mutter. https://wayland.app/protocols/fractional-scale-v1
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
Local processing of privacy-sensitive data, that is: personal files and what is shown on screen. Just think about Recall.
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
Not mentioned: overtly vulgar in language.
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
At least those cars exhibited some kind of aesthetic merit, albeit of opinable taste. Most of these pileups of stickers are just an incoherent mishmash of corporate trademarks and political orientation signals. They only share the attention
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by noisem4ker 11mo ago
I personally like msedit. https://github.com/microsoft/edit
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by noisem4ker 1y ago
No, it makes sense to me. Perfect is not what we have now (as evident to everybody outside of the "skill issue" denialists) but how C/C++ or a new language could get up to par with Rust with some enhancement, and without the
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by noisem4ker 1y ago
Complete disagreement with codes of conduct and the typical political orientation of their proponents. Also, pure contrarian spirit.
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by noisem4ker 1y ago
> I didn't see C++ users jumping into Rust threads posting attacks There absolutely are, and have been. You could say it's a reaction. I don't want to argue about who started it. I agree with you that if the Rust community

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