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by presbyterian 9mo ago
> If you're using a "common browser" on Linux (Firefox/Chrome) Right. The user I was replying to was asking about a browser that isn't either of those.
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
When was the last time you tried Orion on iOS? It's gotten noticeably better, and works as well as Safari for me these days.
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
YouTube does, Netflix doesn't
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
Have you tried BBEdit recently? It's incredibly configurable, AI features are entirely opt-in, and it supports LSPs now. It's my go-to for basically all text editing these days.
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by presbyterian 9mo ago
For many older games, I've been in the habit of running them inside VMs for this very reason.
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by presbyterian 10mo ago
No Man's Sky already works without gen AI to do this incredibly well. I don't see what value gen AI adds when the current system allows for better tuning of parameters for generation and a gen AI model is more of a black box.
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by presbyterian 10mo ago
It is not open source. Some of the backend is.
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by presbyterian 10mo ago
As someone who writes a lot of python, I love uv, but isn't on nearly every system like python is, which is one of the arguments for using python here in the first place
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by presbyterian 10mo ago
I do this with an Alfred workflow, I hit command+space and then type “ft” and it opens the front most Finder window’s directory in Terminal (or iTerm, you can set it to whatever)
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by presbyterian 11mo ago
I have, same problem.
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by presbyterian 11mo ago
Does Kdenlive still lack GPU playback and rendering? It did when I last used it, and that'll be a non-starter for most professionals
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by presbyterian 11mo ago
Ergonomics. I can type for far longer than I can write by hand.
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by presbyterian 11mo ago
Have you tried Bazzite? It’s basically a drop-in replacement. It’s based on Fedora’s Atomic stuff instead of Arch, but if it wasn’t for the logo at the start, I’d be hard pressed to notice I was using it and not vanilla SteamOS.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
Try the album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert by Little Simz, it's one of my favorite records of all time. It's doing a ton of interesting things musically, plus Simz is an incredible rapper.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
Why would you assume this? None of their other pro apps (Logic, Final Cut, Motion) have done this.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
Why would you assume this? None of their other pro apps (Logic, Final Cut, Motion) have done this.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I've been a huge Mac fan for a decade or more, at least, and not only is Tahoe the least popular release I've seen, it's the first one where the majority of people I hear from dislike it. It's bad enough that I haven&#x2
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by presbyterian 1y ago
And if you want just a photo editor, not a vector software, I really recommend Pixelmator Pro. I've had it and Affinity Photo for years, but I find myself sticking with Pixelmator more often than not.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
There are some good reasons to consider not using Brave: https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-brave-browser/
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I feel like the people who say this simply haven’t listened to much of it, because there’s melody all over rap and hip-hop music, especially more contemporary rap.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
Even if what you're saying is true, and I'm skeptical that it is, why is the solution to give up entirely on trying to preserve or promote it?
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by presbyterian 1y ago
Vivaldi doesn't intend to maintain MV2, from their website: > We will keep Manifest v2 for as long as it’s still available in Chromium. We expect to drop support in June 2025, but we may maintain it longer or be forced to drop suppo
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I’ve used i3 and awesomewm and bspwm etc etc. I’d be happy to never use them again!
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by presbyterian 1y ago
There are a dozen or more options for tiling systems and keyboard-driven computing on macOS. Personally, one of the reasons I use macOS over Linux is because I find it easier to create custom keyboard commands and shortcuts. It’s all doabl
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by presbyterian 1y ago
Even with DRM, if you can see it, it's decoded somewhere along the line. There will always be a way to get the raw video out of it if you're committed enough.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I have the opposite experience, unfortunately. It's not a perfect comparison, but my base M1 MacBook Pro (8GB RAM) gets consistently solid performance out of Java edition, but my M3 iPad Air (also 8GB RAM, but better chip) drops frames
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by presbyterian 1y ago
> It's probably better to wait a year or two before critiquing Liquid Glass. Releasing a broken operating system with "it'll be better in a year or two" simply doesn't work for me. If things haven't improved
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I've been a Bike user for a couple years, and I assume the sidebar and calendar are new additions for Bike 2.0? I've never seen them, and I couldn't find them mentioned on the website, so I believe that's the case. In my
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I like the glass effects and aesthetics, but I think the functionality in a lot of the apps isn't as good as it was. A lot of things that were easy-to-reach buttons are now tucked away in menus, and harder to find.
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by presbyterian 1y ago
I don't think we all necessarily agree that "high value businesses" is the same as "prospering". If you mean "prospering" as in "making some people rich", sure, but if you mean "being benefi

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