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opan
6mo ago
Same here, if it's on F-Droid I'll install it, otherwise I'm using the mobile site on my browser.
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6mo ago
I find that the effects can be pretty subtle, and if I'm already tired there's usually no coming back. What I think has worked best for me is to re-up on caffeine a few hours before I think I'll be tired, or around when a pre
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opan
6mo ago
That is an interesting point. I did mean the M series, M1 and later, when I said Apple Silicon, and that's usually how I interpret the phrase. The Wikipedia article by the same name seems to interpret it much more broadly, also includi
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6mo ago
What kind of accessories? You can use cheap generic USB-C docks/hubs, depending on your needs. (macOS doesn't support DP MST so depending on # of screens you want to attach, you may need a more expensive dock, though it still does
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6mo ago
It took me a while and a few regrettable purchases to come to terms with this, but you hit the nail on the head here. I tried to replace an old ThinkPad T440p with a Pinebook Pro at one point. It wasn't even a sidegrade, struggled with
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6mo ago
Touch Bar predates Apple Silicon and most AS models do not have a Touch Bar.
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6mo ago
Personally I use Sway. I wouldn't recommend GNOME. KDE seems okay from what I've used of it on SteamOS, and I have a few friends who seem to like KDE as well. For a distro, maybe Arch or Fedora. Be aware with Fedora that it's
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6mo ago
>where is your fork Luckily there are better terminal emulators out there, such as foot, so a fork is not necessary.
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6mo ago
The name "kitty" is nothing compared to the attitude and crimes of the dev (destroying bitmap support and telling people to buy new monitors). I will never use, support, or recommend kitty.
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6mo ago
I was reading this thinking "wait, did anyone actually eat food? Is any of this real?", but sounds like we took away something similar. I don't get it. I was thinking even if the buffet were virtual, maybe they could give rea
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6mo ago
vivid/stasis (gratis VN/rhythm game on Steam) has some cool ARG stuff like this as well. I'd highly recommend it.
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6mo ago
FWIW I witnessed a friend of mine playing Mewgenics via Proton on his Arch desktop. Seemed to work fine. So, only Windows-only to the usual degree, it doesn't seem to have any sort of problematic DRM or anti-cheat to worry about.
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6mo ago
I've actually had good luck getting friends and family on Matrix, after they'd previously used either Facebook Messenger or Hangouts.
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6mo ago
XMPP and Matrix don't require a phone number and have fine mobile apps.
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6mo ago
https://mastodon.world/@mer__edith/111563866152334347
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6mo ago
>the fact that it's illegal to reverse engineer binary blob drivers (or proprietary software at all) is a shame Where? I don't think it's illegal in the US at least. The only things I'm aware of that may have legal is
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opan
6mo ago
That's quite the leap. The work is already done, they just can't/won't ship the driver in base, right? Isn't it comparable to installing Debian and needing to load in non-free drivers separately?
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6mo ago
I always saw Broadcom as evil, and saw Raspberry Pi as just reusing cheap parts from set top boxes or similar, with all the proprietary stuff that that comes with.
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6mo ago
>I also do not enjoy the idea of using the bottom of a laptop on concrete. The latter material isn't nice for scratches (and every time it is put or leaves concrete is a potential mark). You can get concrete pretty smooth. Look up w
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6mo ago
"ten oh oh 7" (how I'd say it or remember it) still seems simpler than "eff dee dee dee colon colon 7". While with ipv4 the dots can be assumed for pauses, v6 doesn't put colons as often, also I could easily se
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6mo ago
TIC-80 is a nice free as in freedom alternative to PICO-8, and it allows more inputs, which makes for better Tetris games (gotta have that hold piece).
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6mo ago
Which free software license was it under?
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6mo ago
It's still the only free as in freedom office suite option I'm aware of. I do try my best to avoid needing such software at all (I prefer to stay inside vim), but it has its uses when dealing with files from other people, or niche
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7mo ago
You can play game backups, use unofficial HDDs at bigger sizes, send over new games with FTP, use third party and DIY controllers like GuliKit's offerings or a Flatbox leverless arcade controller. You can play a modded version of Rock
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7mo ago
It's interesting that vim and emacs have this sort of cultural difference where emacs users tend to have one session always open, and vim users are more likely to directly launch a new session per file. I've largely adopted the em
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7mo ago
>To have a rooted phone just for the sake of the trophy of having a rooted phone is something generally considered worse. Better to have a rootable phone, which you root if or when you have need of it. This is indeed pretty reasonable. V
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7mo ago
Well, as far as I know, none of the popular Android custom ROMs prevent root, though what you found about them not wanting to support you when you run into issues is probably somewhat true everywhere. I think the idea is that if something y
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7mo ago
Try taking 3 1 minute typing tests back to back at your full speed and maybe you'll feel a little something. Any discomforts I had mainly revealed themselves under heavy loads like this. If you never type a lot in a row, it can be easy
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7mo ago
I did similar as a kid, weird random typing, mostly left hand, thumb used for some of the letters, etc. If you're willing to dedicate 2-4 weeks of fully immersed proper typing, you can definitely undo the old habits. Takes a bit longer
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7mo ago
I don't use a numpad, but a friend of mine swears by them for playing roguelikes. It makes it much easier to move diagonally in a single turn. If you play any games with keyboard and mouse, you could bind some letters/numbers from
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