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   by pirates 1y ago

   They’re bringing up a valid point that has no indication of heavy support one way or another and you call it corporate boot licking. How can you say this nonsense so uncritically?
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   by pirates 1y ago

   Because the joke doesn’t land if typing “git gud” doesn’t actually do something. To your point, I would say that it’s “easy” rather than strictly helpful. There is a plugin I maintain internally that can be invoked by calling “helm <thin
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   by pirates 1y ago

   One of the main issues they raise is that the bristles on common brushes can be left behind and are difficult to pick out of food, so the wet rag probably exceeds expectations in that way.
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   by pirates 1y ago

   Safari + Vinegar is my favorite way to watch youtube on any platform. One minor bug I sometimes notice is that the PiP option stops working between videos until you actually hit refresh. Agreed about Orion, I keep it around and update it an
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   by pirates 1y ago

   it’s funny that you bring up contractual obligations while google ignores the iOS app store rule (contractual obligation) about locking features like PiP behind paywalls.
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   by pirates 1y ago

   https://archive.ph/A95zX
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   by pirates 1y ago

   none of the three listed examples in the beginning are even difficult or uncommon problems.
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   by pirates 1y ago

   helm, except everyone I’ve ever worked with who has spent enough time with it freely admits that it kind of sucks.
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   by pirates 1y ago

   https://archive.ph/PRHg3
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    by pirates 1y ago

    You can use the three dots menu in the top right corner to Select Messages, drag or tap the buttons that appear, then Delete in the bottom right. That said you are definitely correct that in general this is a thing in the OS and sometimes t
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    by pirates 1y ago

    Would you mind listing a couple issues you’ve seen with it? You’ve got me curious if they affect me and I just don’t notice it what. I don’t have all that many contacts though, so it may be just be a numbers game.
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    by pirates 1y ago

    Wow, today I learned there is a Wikipedia app. It never occurred to me to look for an app since it’s been a habit for 20 years to pull it up in a browser. Are there any other notable differences or features in one vs the other besides the
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    by pirates 1y ago

    Flagging is at 30 or 31 karma, it’s downvoting that is locked behind 500. > Educate yourself
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    by pirates 1y ago

    My self-managed on-device music library has 100% uptime. I don’t know why you think managing your own library has to include everything you mentioned.
15. 165.▲
    by pirates 2y ago

    How is what the author wants any different from playing the game and ignoring any of the side content they don’t want to do?
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    by pirates 2y ago

    We tag reviewers on Gitlab when needed, usually if the person is on a different team, but also we have a dedicated channel to post MR links and if they don’t get seen within a couple hours we bump the post a few times. When THAT doesn’t wor
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    by pirates 2y ago

    Seconding this, Project Farm absolutely rules. I’m not the target demographic for probably half the stuff he reviews but I’m always impressed with his videos. That said I’m a little curious if any kind of Gell-Mann effect is going on since
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    by pirates 2y ago

    I would have said k9s (free) and k9s alpha (pay for additional features), but it looks like the k9s alpha site is not up/working at the moment. k9s itself still gets regular updates, but I’m not sure what the status of k9s alpha is any
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    by pirates 2y ago

    In Apple Music I look forward to the playlist of 100% new (to you?) songs that it offers every Friday. The Discovery station is usually good too, but I find more keepers from the Friday playlist than others usually. Bandcamp is definitely t
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    by pirates 2y ago

    Intentionally restricting apps from using core features of the OS with a paywall is making its products work?
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    by pirates 2y ago

    Or as they might phrase it, a skill issue.
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    by pirates 2y ago

    In addition I feel like an account here having a long history/high karma is somewhat unique versus other sites since some actions and features aren’t usable until you’ve passed certain thresholds. To me at least this is interesting to
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    by pirates 2y ago

    Yeah I share the same experience in IL, I turned my Amber Alerts off after being woken up by one at around 2am for some incident at the far end of the state 350 miles away. Like you say though, the weather alerts have worked pretty well for
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    by pirates 2y ago

    I use it as a store for all the amiibo data I might want, as well as a universal remote for my TVs and fan/light in the house. I also use it on the TVs and receivers at work when someone misplaces or loses the remotes, and keep a separ
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    by pirates 2y ago

    youtube on firefox works just fine for me. can you describe this means it’s bricked?
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    by pirates 2y ago

    I agree, it rubs me the wrong way that simply enjoying or consuming a particular thing or doing certain activities seems to automatically make you part of the “community” of that thing. Or maybe this isn’t really true and is just what I per
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    by pirates 2y ago

    ack
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    by pirates 2y ago

    this is me, I drink about a pot per day and sometimes drink caffeinated soda with food. only a small amount of half and half in the coffee. my sleep schedule is pretty routine, hardly ever stay up past 11:30 and wake up naturally with no al
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    by pirates 2y ago

    I have heard even Manchester sometimes spoken that way as well, depending on who you’re talking to.
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    by pirates 3y ago

    yep, definitely no middle ground between “happiness contingent on the well-being of the planet and other life” and “soulless wealth-chasing imbecile”