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by pndy 10mo ago
Nearly same thing but instead of smacking the screen you'd actually press the physical button on remote control and run in circles with channel's list to find anything remotely interesting.
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by pndy 10mo ago
Beside my friend who was gifted with invitation, there was nobody else from my circles (sic) and when asked they were replying with standard "why I should make yet another account". So for me it was a ghost town right from the s
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Perfusionist(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by pndy 10mo ago|0 comments
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by pndy 10mo ago
There were some rather forgotten nowadays projects like Tox, Briar, Ricochet that should fit what you describe
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by pndy 10mo ago
Frankly, looking at the shape of Firefox I don't think that Mozilla cares for it at all - they just hold the brand because it's really well-established. What would be the best solution today is to convince all these Firefox spinof
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by pndy 10mo ago
I'm afraid they're delegated to coding nowadays and even open source projects are run like corporations with attached "foundations" parasites where funneling out money on unrelated stuff occurs. This piece linked is a dr
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by pndy 10mo ago
One user mentions that LG also enabled content-aware data mining: https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1plldqo/...
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by pndy 10mo ago
Some 20 years ago French Planete documentary channel (back then that channel had some good stuff - often shocking, unlike Discovery that slowly marched towards flashy popsci, aliens and WW2) was showing this piece about cryonics, and there
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by pndy 10mo ago
Arthur C. Clarke explored this cultural shock as well in the final book of the Space Odyssey series: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3001:_The_Final_Odyssey?useski...
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by pndy 10mo ago
Free tier includes auto-fill, import/export, standard password generator. While paid includes multi-device synchronization, more than 200 entries in the vault, and no limits on browser extension. There's this "security tier&q
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by pndy 10mo ago
The threat was always there but Western side of the continent tricked itself into this narration that normal relations with Russia can be established. While countries who were trapped in Warsaw Pact/Eastern Bloc for nearly a half of th
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by pndy 10mo ago
Pick any instance and see the federated stream by yourself https://join-lemmy.org/instances https://lemmy.org/ Some instances blocked others and since lemmy is activitypub-based it's easy to do so. OP
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by pndy 11mo ago
Let's stop for a second here and think, what this issue is even about. Theming a progress bar. A progress bar. The interface element that's not present at all times while software is running. Bazaar does not much at the moment bey
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by pndy 11mo ago
I'm more worried this happens because meta wants to access other networks to train their algorithms for free - just like with fediverse integration on threads. Of course, this is still only an unfounded guess but I can't believe t
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by pndy 11mo ago
It might be useful for new Linux users but I wouldn't call it an "app store" since it works with flatpak only. Btw, there's Warehouse if you need some advanced features and you prefer working with GUI - https:/&#x2
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by pndy 11mo ago
Here, being MEP is perceived as being on a lucrative political exile - those who are there cannot do damage to local politics. And frankly, it's the commission ordinary citizens have least control of.
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by pndy 11mo ago
I'm asking because my mother is really unhappy with the quality of new mold and she says there's a difference in material. This new firm material rubs her auricle to the point she needs to apply some healing ointment now and then
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by pndy 11mo ago
Bit a side question since OP mentioned company's name: anyone from Europe with Phonak devices with recently replaced earmold? I wonder if you got a soft silicone or something that appears to be some firm 3D printed material. Mother use
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by pndy 11mo ago
Might be somehow related -ish ; in Poland by rmf24.pl outlet: > On Friday, the Sejm (lower house) passed an amendment to the bill on the provision of electronic services, which allows for the blocking of illegal content on the internet.
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by pndy 11mo ago
Not sure how that works with Alexa but can't you customize names of bulbs, rooms so you could call for light at specific place?
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by pndy 11mo ago
I'd rather see this technology being used as a method of input and control of the machine, just like keyboard, mouse and monitor is. Without humanized bits of conversation or suggestions, exaggerated remarks like "Got it!" -
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by pndy 11mo ago
I tried two different instances and two different accounts, following people and really extensive post filtering and it still happen. Also no matter if content was filtered or not, three different applications on iOS and Android were crashi
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by pndy 11mo ago
It appears that arena.net is about to remaster their co-rpg with steamdeck support and other features coming up.
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Guild Wars Reforged(guildwars.com)
3 points by pndy 11mo ago|1 comments
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by pndy 11mo ago
I see bots that import from/link to other sources, bots that are clearly someone's attempts at automation. Then "classic" ad spam bots and countless porn/drawn lewd content profiles and even instances that contain n
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by pndy 11mo ago
Does LTSC comes with respectable default settings or that's still a matter of setting up system?
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by pndy 11mo ago
It's amusing how short memory is. People already forgot the whole campaign of "free upgrade" and "last version of Windows", all these issues with forced upgrades which in some cases made machines unbootable. Not men
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by pndy 11mo ago
It wouldn't be just a humanitarian crisis but huge economical and social problem as well - suddenly this single country would be enlarged by ~26mln people who would need to be adjusted to life in a completely different reality, and who
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by pndy 11mo ago
Yeah that's an option of course Somehow it was much easier for me to move from floppy drive than from optical one
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by pndy 11mo ago
Oh I remember EDE being briefly reviewed some 20 years ago in local Linux magazine and if I'm not mistaken being a part of Mandrake packages selection

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