princevegeta89

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by princevegeta89 6mo ago
Well, you don't even have to fight these patterns or these apps Just stop using these stupid apps overall. 95% of the content you find on them is useless. And today, a staggering amount of content is also fake AI crap. Save your sanity
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by princevegeta89 8mo ago
Do you have any specific recommendations?
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by princevegeta89 8mo ago
Rooibos: How did it work out for you? I tried so hard to get into Red Rooibos tea and it didn't seem to produce any effects for me ( and I also blame myself for it because I was drinking a ton of other things with it at that time)
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by princevegeta89 8mo ago
It surely still does look stupid for the same people though..
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by princevegeta89 8mo ago
>>I had two options: cut gradually over months or years as this shift plays out, or be honest about where we are and act on it now. I chose the latter. Jesus.. why do CEOs and other executive members end up writing such useless langua
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by princevegeta89 8mo ago
Yes, it does but not in high quantities like coffee. It gets complemented perfectly with the L-Theanine content in it. This combo generally works well on folks that get benefits from coffee.
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by princevegeta89 8mo ago
Since no one has spoken about matcha yet, I am here to provide my two cents and my experience with caffeine and matcha. Caffeine does benefit people with certain forms of brain chemistry, and for folks like me, it definitely helps. I used t
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Well okay, tell me why a single user would end up buying enterprise support? And I would still argue that linux is confusing for casual users. Everything from file system paths to system settings, things are not understood readily for casua
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Well, they are still Linux, and they are confusing for casual, average users.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
The worst thing is, there is no real alternative to Windows that is backed by somewhat of a corporate guarantee besides macOS. But many people who use Windows wouldn't want to move to a considerably new platform like macOS, which works
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Jesus Christ... this entire thing looks like such a far-fetched dream to me. I am worried for the VCs that dumped their money into this idea.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Well that was what I meant - the battery pack meaning the entire system of batteries, be it 1 or 2 or 3. That really enables them to have a continuous state of power supply for a long long time. This cannot be achieved by ICE cars and not e
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Depends. They get a virtually continual supply of standby power that can last for months if left untouched. So from a technology standpoint that enables them to do many things - from being connected to the network, aware of their location o
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
No surprises. No matter how we look at it, EVs are much friendlier and safer to the environment. Some people argue the source of electricty can be contested against because that involves fossil fuel burning again, but in today's world
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Good question. It's just something I used as a spare browser from time to time, I felt it wouldn't be that much of a big deal. But surprise....I just had one tab open with just one website and that's it 100% CPU just like tha
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Microsoft Edge Constantly at 100% CPU Usage on OS X(imgur.com)
5 points by princevegeta89 9mo ago|3 comments
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
I have been noticing this lately on my Macbook Pro. it was updated recently but my system has been freezing on and off at random times and I have found edge to cause quite an issue overall. This is a gentle reminder to remove these shithole
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
I just tried kvaesitso and it seems good so far. Will try KISS once thanks
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
What a coincidence of shitholery here. I've been a very loyal user of Nova for almost a decade now, and I have never even thought of using any other launcher. Now, strangely since 2 weeks ago, on my Samsung phone, I've been experi
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
No surprise. Social media is a shithole.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Yeah but I never use it. Also you can disable it easily.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Don't ever use Chrome. Go for Brave or Vivaldi, they're far better than Chrome.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
You're welcome
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
If you're feeling skeptical and just want to be sure, you can use this NetGuard https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard to block internet access for any app.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
Well yeah, it's great that you made a free app that can do similar things, I was just pointing at an alternative that folks can try.
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by princevegeta89 9mo ago
I use an app called BuzzKill on Android for achieving this and many more things. I usually keep my notification bar at an absolute minimum when it comes to the number of notifications, but this app allows me to set rules for notifications b
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by princevegeta89 10mo ago
I have never been a fan of GitHub and their entire system, always felt Bitbucket or GitLab were superior in terms of the tooling and included features across all plans. However, my experience with GitHub Actions was really poor. Some build
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by princevegeta89 11mo ago
Signal seems to work alright for me, although I felt the desktop app gets a bit annoying because of too many frequent updates happening to the app, which I believe is based on Electron. But besides this, there is really a strong need for a
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by princevegeta89 11mo ago
I love! how Github, as a corporate company now owned by Microsoft, is directly tied to GoLang as the main repository of the vast majority of packages/dependencies. Imagine the number of things that can go wrong when they try to regulat
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by princevegeta89 11mo ago
I checked out crystal. It's a nice little language, but it has a very, very long way to go. IDE support is still quite shaky and the developer community is not large enough yet. There are some few good packages and frameworks that work

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