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by opan 1y ago
Is this a realistic option? Say you're an American and go to Canada or the UK (I don't know where else has universal healthcare off the top of my head, maybe nordic countries). Can you get treatment without being a citizen or owni
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by opan 1y ago
I think you meant "should" and not "shouldn't" both times used here, if I'm understanding what you're trying to say correctly.
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by opan 1y ago
A tattoo of proprietary software or really any company seems kind of sad and dystopian to me. Nothing against vmware in particular. I recall an old meme collage of a bunch of people with Apple tattoos that was not putting them in a favorabl
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by opan 1y ago
I had a ton of trouble opening a 10MB or so png a few weeks back. It was stitched together screenshots forming a map of some areas in a game, so it was quite large. Some stuff refused to open it at all as if the file was invalid, some would
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by opan 1y ago
Look at the flags for Texas and Chile for a more reasonable version of the US flag. The new Minnesota flag is an example of a good flag by these rules as well.
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by opan 2y ago
Qwerty has a strong left-hand bias even if you're right-handed.
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by opan 2y ago
>>For the typing condition, participants typed the same words on a keyboard using only their right index finger. >The study might have been better if the types used a full keyboard with both hands Agreed. This reminds me of solving
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by opan 2y ago
>I might not perfectly remember what I wrote, but I absolutely remember where I wrote it. That's lost with digital notes. Digital notes are searchable, so I'd say this is a very fair trade-off. If all my notes are .txt files in
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by opan 2y ago
s/Nano/Zero/
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by opan 2y ago
I'm quite happy with irssi, just figured it was worth checking. Lots of stuff becomes free software if it sticks around long enough. Blender is a big one that was originally proprietary, I believe. I did check Wikipedia before posting
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by opan 2y ago
The Pico is a microcontroller, like an arduino, in case you didn't know. Doesn't run a full GNU/Linux. Not to be confused with the Nano.
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by opan 2y ago
Is it still proprietary and Windows-only?
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by opan 2y ago
Doesn't this mainly come down to Macs using weirder architectures while Windows largely stuck to the IBM PC and its clones/descendants? I'm also seeing more software lately talking about dropping support for Windows 7 or 8 af
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by opan 2y ago
Zathura is nice. Has vim bindings and a minimal UI.
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by opan 2y ago
I don't see how they're worse than Nvidia, Broadcom, or Intel. At least you can remove Windows from a computer.
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by opan 2y ago
For anyone trying to get into speedcubing, I'd recommend YouTube tutorials from channels like J Perm, especially his Beginner Method tutorial, which I found taught me much better than any written resources I was finding. He keeps the a
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by opan 2y ago
Do you wear them anyway, or return or tailor them or what?
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by opan 2y ago
I don't see a LICENSE file. Do you intend to choose a license? https://choosealicense.com/
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by opan 2y ago
I recall some missing dependencies or drivers stopping the game from starting in SheepShaver. I was able to resolve some, but not all of them (I remember something with "carbon" in the name). It seemed like it was a sound-related
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by opan 2y ago
I tried setting up SheepShaver on a Steam Deck specifically to play Bubble Trouble (no modern-PC-compatible versions or even similar games seem to exist), but I never got it to work. The easiest way I have to play it is firing up an old iMa
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by opan 2y ago
I hear complaints from its users who describe using Adobe software like they're in an abusive relationship[1][2]. Personally, the software license is the problem for me. I don't want to make a piece of proprietary software a major
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by opan 2y ago
That name reminds me of PUBG and Proton-GE (specifically the GE part). Both awkwardly named after one person's internet handle. If sufficiently shortened, and ideally also pronounceable, I think it can work. With that in mind, "CS
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by opan 2y ago
Correct. Went from a Vortex Pok3r to the Pinky4, using Dvorak on both.
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by opan 2y ago
>Most users today would only want to exercise freedom 0, so FOSS really isn't offering them anything that appealing. I was aiming to address this in my previous post, as a non-programmer user, listing realistic examples that the oth
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by opan 2y ago
Yes, I do use neovim as my main editor, as well as applications like ranger that use similar binds. While the hjkl placement is a bit nonsensical like in most non-qwerty layouts, in the end you're just pressing letters to do actions, a
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by opan 2y ago
> think we're I to adopt my split columnar ergonomic keyboard now I would just stick with qwerty. I think the keyboard helped me more than the layout. Doing just this is actually why I changed layouts again. I built a Pinky4 split c
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by opan 2y ago
It's not about source code access, it's about guaranteeing the four freedoms. As a user, with proprietary software you have to worry about whether you can share a copy with a friend, sell it on a CD to a guy on the street for $5,
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by opan 2y ago
Colemak has flaws of its own, bandaged over with "Mod-DH", but I'd say just skip it and go to Workman. It aims for 50/50 hand usage unlike other layouts, but it does not encourage the constant alteration like Dvorak. Com
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by opan 2y ago
The issues I see are that private chats are information blackholes whereas public stuff like SO can show up in a search and help more than just the original asker (can also be easily referenced / shared). Also the fact that these chatb
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by opan 2y ago
I'm simply saying that they didn't, and thus they did have to "open" it, or rather keep it "open".

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