pkulak

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by pkulak 4y ago
Books aren't like that because you buy them...
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by pkulak 4y ago
Well, that's up to your browser to prevent. It's a cat and mouse game; and I doubt something you can solve be clicking a consent button.
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by pkulak 4y ago
If your commute doesn't suck, it's not bad to go into the office. I feel like offices are getting a bad rap here, when it's not really about them.
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by pkulak 4y ago
If you want to alt-click on any function and instantly get taken to its definition, even in a library, some indexes need to be built. At least I assume. Last time I tried VS Code it wasn’t anywhere near IntelliJ’s capabilities.
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by pkulak 4y ago
But it's still better to not have to trust a giant, multi-national corporation at all.
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by pkulak 4y ago
Oh, sure. Obsidian just reads from whatever directory you give it, so I set up an encrypted directory with gocryptfs, then mount it decrypted and point Obsidian at that. Sounds like a pain, but I have a separate "vault" (folder) f
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by pkulak 4y ago
Fun! I just moved over to Obsidian because of the simplicity. I love that I can use the local folder just as easily as the full app. Tip for anyone wondering: if you need encryption, gocryptfs works great. Now I just need to wait for Flathu
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by pkulak 4y ago
Nearly all the conversations about the PR have been since the PR? I don't doubt it. I'm saying the green bubbles thing has existed since long before that. Google ticked it up a bit, but come on. Let's not give Google PR too m
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by pkulak 4y ago
> which uncritically parrots Google "Get the Message" PR campaign. You're misunderstanding the order of events here. "I don't talk to green bubbles" has been a thing for at least five years now, which Google
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by pkulak 4y ago
And the $200-$300 GPUs are still really good. If you're not doing ML/AI stuff, I think that's still the sweet spot.
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by pkulak 4y ago
> There is no comparison. What if I compare it to BTRFS + Snapper? No performance penalty there, plus checksumming.
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by pkulak 4y ago
I just recently dragged my bin of 100s of CDs from the garage and ripped them all on to a server on my network. I think I may stick with it. It's gotten me buying a lot of physical CDs again, plus a little portable CD rom drive, since
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by pkulak 4y ago
Does 411 still operate? Cus it's not like there are phone booths with phone books in them anymore.
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by pkulak 4y ago
You can't deposit a check or order a cab with a dumb phone either. Might as well put Calyx on something and at least have Firefox and OpenStreetMap.
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by pkulak 4y ago
Sweet, thanks!
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by pkulak 4y ago
Huh, I wonder what's different with my setup. I would need to put curly braces around that closure before it would compile, i.e: .get("/", { ctx -> ctx.result("Hello World") }) Closures defined only
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by pkulak 4y ago
PopOS has a pretty decent tiling plugin, but it really only is decent. You can absolutely tell that it's bolted on. Windows open, then move and resize, etc. I can't move to it from a real tiler just yet. I get the feeling that the
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by pkulak 4y ago
Plenty of folks use WMs like Sway that don't use GTK or QT and everything is fine. You just pick a theme and it gets passed to GTK and QT apps. I guess if you show decorations, they differ between apps, but it's really not terribl
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by pkulak 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the "Hello Javalin World" Kotlin example won't compile, just FYI.
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by pkulak 4y ago
Of course they do? They are a tool that routes traffic through a third party. That can be anywhere from terrible to fantastic for privacy, with everything in between. There's nothing "of course" about it.
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by pkulak 4y ago
Ooo, check out that trademark infringement.
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by pkulak 4y ago
If you're a manager, why the hell are you going to risk your career trying to get the last guy's project to work? There are two incentives in corporate America: start a project to get the praise for something new, and kill a proje
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by pkulak 4y ago
The other big plus for me was that the backend was Linux. If it really took off, it would have been huge for Linux gaming. Sadly, it looks like the survivors are all Windows based. It's all on Steam now.
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by pkulak 4y ago
I actually bought one of their controllers, and it's quite nice. I'm pumped it's free now. Works great on Linux.
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by pkulak 4y ago
> When a baby completes its first roundtrip around the Sun, they’re one year old, not zero years old. Lol, well that's a terrible point to make. When a baby is born, it's 0 zero years old. Human beings literally start at zero..
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by pkulak 4y ago
You're underestimating cheat detection. It absolutely is not as simple as "this person played above their rating, therefor they cheated."
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by pkulak 4y ago
Exactly. Perfect example, thank you.
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by pkulak 4y ago
And every time there's a bunch of replies about how great Brave is, and everyone should just use that... Chromium wrapper.
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by pkulak 4y ago
The stupid prize is that by the time you decide it's time to use a different browser, Firefox and Safari have been rendered totally unusable by developers only targeting Chrome because that's all they have to do.
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by pkulak 4y ago
haha, yeah, I did try out qubes, but I'm not really in it for the security, just the flexibility.

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