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by opan 3y ago
This was my worry as soon as I saw "free" and figured they likely didn't mean free as in freedom.
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by opan 3y ago
I'm relieved that Lean4 doesn't seem to be some AI thing.
633.
by opan 3y ago
This was probably the first time I saw the phrase used for something besides referring to the Minecraft mod that's used for skyblock packs.
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by opan 3y ago
A SOM for the MNT Reform would make more sense here I think.
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by opan 3y ago
I had basically the same experience. Got a Pinecil and built a keyboard. Love the thing, and would highly recommend it. Has also been great for modding and repairing Game Boys, Xbox 360s, GameCubes, etc. The default tip on the Pinecil v1 is
636.
by opan 3y ago
A new (used) car, perhaps.
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by opan 3y ago
This doesn't cover the use-case of having unique info in both at the same time, allowing you to paste in your desired order. I have a script where I read from the primary selection, modify the text, and put it on the clipboard. I use t
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by opan 3y ago
It also closes tabs, and can allow scrolling. These things are in different contexts and don't interfere. You'd need to be in a text box to middle-click-paste. It won't mess up opening a link in a new tab.
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by opan 3y ago
Everything you listed works on Wayland. Grim for screenshots, slurp for selection (similar to maim). wl-clipboard works like xclip with its wl-copy and wl-paste commands, I use it extensively in scripts. There is ydotool (not to be confused
640.
by opan 3y ago
The game runs unplayably poorly on some people's hardware, Valve's own Steam Deck included (doesn't even reach 60fps in menus on lowest settings). macOS users also had their game taken away with no replacement promised. That&
641.
by opan 3y ago
Windows has an ssh service you can enable now, so you can get sftp going easily enough for file sharing.
642.
by opan 3y ago
Which exact model do you have and when did you buy it? I would advise against trusting an entire company.
643.
by opan 3y ago
I'm guessing you mean high performance ARM in a laptop, since there have been many low-end options for a while, such as the Pinebook Pro.
644.
by opan 3y ago
Long-press, usually, which kind of conflicts with right click at the same time...
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by opan 3y ago
>Even the words "intellectual property" sound ridiculous together when you think about it. For this reason, many would suggest not using it. It's a vague way of combining the separate issues of copyright, patents, and trad
646.
by opan 3y ago
Anything with working IMAP so you can use your own client. So, not Protonmail or Tutanota.
647.
by opan 3y ago
Yes, I hear this a lot, and it's not like it happens to me all the time these days, but it's a clear flaw in the design that there's nothing extra to hold it in like those other things.
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by opan 3y ago
In Minecraft, Survival Mode is the main thing. While you can still build, of course, and you likely will to create a base, I would not say building is actually a major part of the game anymore. Comparing to legos feels a bit off. I played a
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by opan 3y ago
I don't think there's a realistic chance of that happening. The weight of the monitor would make it so that at most it shook a bit or something.
650.
by opan 3y ago
While I can read it, I also think higher-contrast would be better. Always a bit weird when people take this kind of criticism as a chance to say they can deal with it fine and it must be a personal problem if you're not okay with it. R
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by opan 3y ago
I find Guix to be much easier to use. Simpler syntax, and it feels like there's more emphasis on being user-friendly. If enough people switched and helped with packaging, there would be basically no downsides. (a big "if", of
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by opan 3y ago
One problem with HDMI is that it has no clips or screws or similar holding it in, unlike DP, DVI, VGA, BNC... I remember I used to knock the HDMI out of one of my monitors with my foot all the time. It plugged in going straight up and barel
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by opan 3y ago
I think they mentioned in a blog post that they didn't get as much community support as they hoped so they gave up on it.
654.
by opan 3y ago
Not everyone buys machines new. In ten years that laptop on eBay is stuck with that amount of RAM, limiting its use.
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by opan 3y ago
It's not just about upgrading, there's also the ability to replace a bad DIMM. Although upgrading is nice for the secondhand market since most laptop configurations are not the most high-end ones, and they're more likely to b
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by opan 3y ago
Minecraft and Terraria still have final bosses as well as achievements. You definitely run out of things to do eventually unless you just want to build stuff at the endgame and/or collect every optional item, which can get boring quick
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by opan 3y ago
I've had good luck with used OnePlus devices running LineageOS. Affordable with good specs and unlockable bootloader.
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by opan 3y ago
>Notice a trend? HP seems to have had problems during the introduction of the RoHS directive [1]. It wasn't just them. I got an old Sony PVM-8044Q from an auction a year or two ago that was stuck displaying black and white on one of
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by opan 3y ago
I normally solder at 300C-350C, I can't imagine under 200 reflowing the solder, especially without contact. I have a cheap hot air rework station that I run at 400C-450C (or so it claims) and it is still quite difficult to get anything
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by opan 3y ago
I've seen this have a similar issue to "open source" where people misuse it even if the terms were supposed to mean something similar. e.g. food with plant-based written on it containing non-vegan ingredients (sorta like peop

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