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by opan 1y ago
>The native app experience for every app noted in the article is better and smoother than the mobile web version, in my opinion. Lots of people hate Electron apps, which suggests to me that my preference for native apps isn’t unique. I w
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by opan 1y ago
Have you tried foot?
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by opan 1y ago
Vim and emacs both also support editing remote files.
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by opan 1y ago
FunnyPlaying has done their own version of the GBC and GBA PCBs you can buy. I don't know of any open source versions. I found something on nataliethenerd's GitHub, but the license is non-commercial. https://github.com&
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by opan 1y ago
Gajim has been genuinely pretty unstable and buggy for me on Wayland (Sway) with lots of "crashing", in quotes because they tell me it's not crashing if I try to report it, but it's more like the windows are lost suddenl
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by opan 1y ago
>(as is required for the 99% of users who need nonfree blobs) If you forgo the built-in WiFi, the ThinkPad T440p (Haswell) works fine without any blobs (speaking from experience). I think all newer gens need iGPU blobs, sadly, but I want
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by opan 1y ago
How do you make use of your national weather service? Do you get a similar terminal output in the end?
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by opan 1y ago
CF breaks half the web with their awful challenges that fail in many non-mainstream browsers (even ones based on chromium).
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by opan 1y ago
People without a 5090, I guess. People using devices that run off battery rather than desktop computers.
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by opan 1y ago
If you stick to RockChip stuff, it's not bad.
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by opan 1y ago
While the Doom stuff seems like it's kinda soulless attempts at e-cred, this is more interesting because 1) it's an old/historical product (SuperCard DSTWO) that was actually in use rather than something someone made recently
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by opan 1y ago
I clicked for the same reason, haha.
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by opan 1y ago
>The PBA method involves parboiling the rice in pre-boiled water for five minutes before draining and refreshing the water, then cooking it on a lower heat to absorb all the water.
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by opan 1y ago
I'm mostly seeing this sentiment from people who have little to no experience using Wayland. I've been using Sway as my primary environment for 5+ years now and it's been working great. What are the actual specific features t
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by opan 1y ago
>or they should just make sure emacs can work with the machine thru ssh, then there is nothing to install ;) While (neo)vim doesn't have TRAMP and dired, it has netrw, which does the same stuff (on a basic level). You can do the fol
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by opan 1y ago
It's the taste, yeah. Frankly I don't care much about what's "healthy" and I consider that to be a bit of a buzzword as well as a rabbit hole. I do eat a lot of veggies, don't eat meat/dairy anymore, don&#
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by opan 1y ago
>I think you're assuming more people are like you than actually are. What I'm trying to say is that from his perspective, how he imagines people with more "normal" memory recall things, might be a bit exaggerated. He
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by opan 1y ago
>do you remember acquaintances from a few years ago who you haven't seen since? This is tricky, because the first couple people I think of are people who sort of "exist" in some sense online. Maybe I haven't seen them
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by opan 1y ago
Can't you just use a fraction of the normal sugar amount if you're already considering using no sweetener at all?
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by opan 1y ago
>Sugar is still the cultural default; artificial sweeteners are something you explicitly choose due to health concerns If only. Check the ingredients (usually near the bottom) of some energy drinks some time. Monster, NOS, AMP, half of t
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by opan 1y ago
Strong start, but not a fan of the attack on free software. I think I agree with your last paragraph, but what would such a service entail then? Like a tech support contract?
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by opan 1y ago
Reading the article, I think I can do what the author can't, but I also think he probably imagines what he lacks to be more clear/detailed than it is for people without the issue. I can recall specific events from many years ago f
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by opan 1y ago
After reading the comments here about the new numbering, I wonder if skipping 19 was part of the reasoning for the change. They may not want to be associated with COVID-19.
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by opan 1y ago
This would make for a neat study considering all the different genres of video games. I imagine they wouldn't all have an equal effect.
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by opan 1y ago
You can get quite far with a Pinecil + additional tips (chisel tip is nice).
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by opan 1y ago
I have always gotten the short end of the stick with this stuff as well. Captchas are annoying, Cloudflare challenges are usually not passable, etc. For some sites I use regularly, they'll log me out and stop me logging in a few times
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by opan 1y ago
I don't like AI and I don't like copyright, but if I had to pick, I would definitely prefer copyright die out as it has more of a personal impact on me and my interests than AI does. Emulators and game projects getting threatened
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by opan 1y ago
While the difference between $3 and $5 can often seem small, I find that the difference between $0 and non-$0 is massive. It completely changes the feel of the thing, suddenly you need to enter a CC number or similar when there was none of
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by opan 1y ago
I think they have been using that license for a while when releasing stuff. Windows Terminal, the new PowerShell, etc.
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by opan 1y ago
I wonder if the keyboard covers for the Microsoft Surface tablets could somehow be repurposed.

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