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opan
5y ago
I'm not directly involved with the project, so I'm not sure on specifics. I would recommend stopping by the Dino MUC and talking to them.
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opan
5y ago
Something like that. I think the iOS version was pulling in money via microtransactions and they paid more attention to that. A lot of the players that stuck with the PC version had Lifetime Classic subscriptions they were grandfathered in
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opan
5y ago
You could put LineageOS on that Pixel, though.
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opan
5y ago
>Otherwise a fix in Linus’ tree is about as useful as a committed fix to the Windows source repository. I don't see why. Users can manually update their kernels in this case. I don't believe that's an option you'll ge
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opan
5y ago
MIT license, nice.
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opan
5y ago
Maybe your post is just worded oddly, but Intel ME existed long before Haswell.
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opan
5y ago
Guix greatly simplifies things. Like others said for Nix, I really would recommend managing things declaratively in your system config and a manifest file, but the basic cli isn't bad. guix install ranger guix remove ranger guix pull g
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opan
5y ago
If variants are on the table, there's also IceCat and LibreWolf for the Firefox side.
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opan
5y ago
Did anyone here play Graal Online? That was the big MMO of my childhood (besides Runescape). I definitely put over 10k hours into it in total over the years. The unique format where different servers were like whole separate games meant you
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opan
5y ago
There are working Windows builds (in another repo, kinda beta still I think), not sure about macOS support. Probably just needs someone interested in working on it.
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opan
5y ago
I got into XMPP in just the last few years, after already using Matrix (and still using IRC also). XMPP for me is mostly internet friends. It's quite popular on the fediverse (they also happen to commonly dislike Matrix, although many
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opan
5y ago
Seed torrents or files (or whatever you call them) on IPFS. Mirror a repo for a GNU/Linux distro.
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opan
5y ago
I would way rather standardize the sounds like how Japanese does it (mostly) than have accents. I've never liked accents. I'm considering learning Ido over Esperanto because of this very issue.
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opan
5y ago
I believe the name "chatty" is also a chat program for Phosh, made to run on the Librem 5 and PinePhone.
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opan
5y ago
MineClone2, probably, but you miss out on what makes Minetest better if you use it. It's not compatible with all the other mods, it has a more restrictive height limit to mimic Minecraft, etc. I guess if you play MineClone2 and have fu
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opan
5y ago
KeePassXC does this as well. Even if just copying the username.
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opan
5y ago
>Sounds like we need to focus on the much larger 80% of emissions first to me, as that's where the vast majority of the problem lies, by definition. Alternatively... What if we do both in parallel? I'm also of the opinion that
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opan
5y ago
KeePassXC can handle TOTP on a computer. You can use KeePassDX on Android as well and keep them synced with Syncthing.
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opan
5y ago
I'm still on IRC. Rizon, Libera, OFTC. Rizon is the most "fun" network of those, but I'm in pretty small/intimate channels I wouldn't want to share. The other ones mainly have tech-related channels for specific
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opan
5y ago
For bulk-renaming, I love ranger's :bulkrename command, which I think calls out to an external program, vidir or something. It opens the list of files in vim where it becomes very fast to do edits to them. Easy copy/paste, flippin
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opan
5y ago
Seconding this, except Manjaro specifically seems to have a lot of issues that don't hit me on regular Arch. Void and Alpine are also good.
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opan
5y ago
It is absolutely the layout, but ergonomic keyboards are still great. I built a Pinky4 split keyboard and it didn't solve pain in my right hand caused by Dvorak. After learning Workman (50/50 balanced hand usage unlike any other l
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opan
5y ago
I'm just gonna say that as someone typing 120+wpm for years now, I hate to see high actuation force vilified like this. It's my preference and I quite enjoy the higher force needed. Fewer accidental presses, and you can even light
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opan
5y ago
A split keyboard with a trackball placed in the space between the halves may be worth considering.
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opan
5y ago
I've used dvorak and workman on Android, and although you don't exactly get perfect skill transfer, I like these layouts I've invested time in, I like the reminder that I put in that work, I like where the letters are. I am w
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opan
5y ago
This is surprisingly common. WASD-biased finger positioning. Also if you only use left shift it reinforces the habit since your pinky is what would normally press the a key. If you ever fix your typing technique (or just get curious), ESDF
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opan
5y ago
Very well put. I continued using vim and other shortcuts normally through a Dvorak switch and a Workman switch. It's really not that big of a deal.
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opan
5y ago
It was around the time of CyanogenOS and the OnePlus One. I kinda suspect the more corporate stuff happening sketched people out. OnePlus ended up switching to their own skin anyway, not sure what that was all about.
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opan
5y ago
You can also run LineageOS with no gapps or microg just fine. F-Droid has an amazing selection of apps.
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opan
5y ago
I thought maybe it was like BDFL but different words.
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