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by presbyterian 6mo ago
Agreed, I’ve been a loyal iPhone user for a long time, and very few people I know use iMessage. I use it with my parents because they don’t have any other messenger, and they don’t even really know it’s iMessage, they just think of it as te
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by presbyterian 6mo ago
I've been having the same problem, entering keystrokes in the wrong windows when changing spaces. I'm so glad to know it's not just me, it's the fact that I just a couple months ago bought a new MBP. Thank you!
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by presbyterian 6mo ago
“If you ignore the ways they’re different, they’re the same” Those are different gestures. Musk is clearly forcefully throwing out his harm, mimicking the Nazi salute. Booker is moving his arm from his chest to a waving motion, using two ha
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by presbyterian 6mo ago
I had a similar experience. I had an LG V20 and I loved so much about it, especially the extra display at the top for notifications and such, and the really incredible DAC. But the glass, both on the screen and the camera on the back, broke
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by presbyterian 6mo ago
What does your engine have to do with Love 2D other than also using Lua?
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by presbyterian 6mo ago
They used to allow downloads of all books, which you could then rip the DRM from, but they got rid of that last year. Huge disappointment, and is why I don't buy books on Kindle anymore.
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by presbyterian 6mo ago
It's significantly cheaper! A physical book can be loaned endlessly, as long as the binding holds up, and even if it gets damaged, it can be repaired. The contracts for ebooks at libraries often limit it to X number of circulations bef
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by presbyterian 7mo ago
I go to shows fairly often and I see bands with venmos and stuff all the time. Could just be the kind of concerts you're going to.
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by presbyterian 7mo ago
It has been: https://www.swift.org/blog/adwaita-swift/
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by presbyterian 7mo ago
> ChatGPT could prevent real world harm like suicide It could prevent suicide, maybe, but we know that it does cause suicides, at least in some cases. Seems like a poor value proposition.
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by presbyterian 7mo ago
You'd probably like the small web search on Marginalia then: https://marginalia-search.com/
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by presbyterian 7mo ago
I've read both, and the "editing pass" was minimal. Names changed and some scenes reworked a tiny bit, but it's the same thing. If you've read the original, I'd say don't bother with the new one.
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by presbyterian 7mo ago
> For example, with a 27" 4K display many users will want to use 150% or 175% scaling to get enough real estate, but the image will look blurry I use a Mac with a monitor with these specs (a Dell of some kind, I don't know the
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
> There's something philosophically fun about that I feel = like asking a painter to design their ideal brush. With the large difference that painters actually paint and use the brush, they don't just algorithmically regurgitat
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
Considering we're on GTK 4, I think GTK 3 is as mature as it's gonna get.
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
> My kid sure isn't getting qwerty as their default keyboard. They almost certainly will at school, though.
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
> I've start bumping up the default text size on all sites by one or two notches in the past year I've been doing this too; at some point I should probably just change the scaling of my desktop as a whole. But I like my high re
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"Token anxiety", a slot machine by any other name(jkap.io)
265 points by presbyterian 8mo ago|230 comments
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
> How much more of his family has he had executed now? Only a couple, they've just been "executed" several times.
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
I can't replicate whatever they're talking about, and they also won't describe it in any further detail, so I think it's safe to assume it's nonsense.
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
Still don't see what you're talking about
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
> Sexual preferences in Bazaar options tool to update flatpaks seems out of place and even if not the limited subset of flags is odd. I've been using Bazzite for almost a year and I have no idea what this is referring to
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
I've been on the lookout for Discord alternatives for my friend group for a while, and this is the first one that really looks promising to me. All the others are too expensive (Mattermost, Rocket) or introduce too much friction (IRC,
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
A lot of this was already doable, since it's built on almost entirely plain text files, but a friendlier interface is always welcome, and being able to work with bases is a huge plus.
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Is AI helping you to do work, or just to do stuff?(coyotetracks.org)
4 points by presbyterian 8mo ago|0 comments
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by presbyterian 8mo ago
Unfortunately, it's been abandoned for a while now.
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
The cheese pattern and the green teacup pattern after it are obviously AI generated. The weird curve of the wedges, the fuzzy edges to the cheese holes, the artifacting around the edges of the teacups, the fact that neither is a perfectly r
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
It's not that UI/UX people don't want to contribute, it's that the coders have to be convinced that UI/UX matters enough to start including designers' contributions. The type of people making FOSS stuff also te
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
Fifth post down as soon as I open it is just blatant racism and slurs. What a great technology we've created.
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
I don't know about the new features, but you could definitely make a drawing program in Godot already. There are a couple really good RPG map-making tools in Godot, and that's basically a drawing app where your brushes are trees a

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