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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I slowly warmed up to Darktable as I began to shoot raw in the summer. During the holidays I had access to a Winblows machine and tried the hyped Capture One... doesn't seem to hold candle for DT!
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Macbooks used to do the same. Someone here remarked about this behavior.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
And also ethics is subjective, a matter of one's taste. It wouldn't make sense to equate law and ethics just like that.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Banning new ICE vehicles or banning all existing ICE vehicles?
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
JS allows unicode symbols too.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
That's the greatest thing about farms: You never run out of fresh manure.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I would urge everyone to open up a Liberapay account on the side. In the long run Patreon only has one direction to go to, thanks to moral policing and other shenanigans.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Apple makes nice but brittle bodies.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Yeah, I hate that too.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Protip: you can call businesses but you don't have to answer any calls from numbers you don't know or approve. This is a nice balance that I maintain. I used to be phone-shy but at some point I just realised that it's usually
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
In the light of recent advancements on Firefox I feel optimistic these issues get addressed within the next 12 months.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I have long thought if I'm missing anything by not perusing Facebook event pages or anything. Fortunately within my interests (hifi audio, local jazz, photography and computer special interest group meetings) they all still operate wit
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Yes. Your software is CLI only if you can use it with a teletyper interface.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Netflix
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Moto G5, Android 7.0, the long press on home screen -> settings has no other settings but one. But I did locate the settings by going through Google Now's settings. Thanks for pointing this out!
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Interesting way to spell Emacs
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
But there is an Emacs clone with JS bindings, and it's called Atom.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I'm surprised they didn't do this already.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Crap. I like Computer Modern. :(
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Maybe not the best individual but still very likely someone who deserves such a high rating
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Or in a true Socratic way, the less stars they rated for themselves, the more they know about the tech.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Except that Firefox LTS and other minority browsers suffer. I already use a couple sites that disregard all old Firefox compatibilities and use JS that break things up
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
To my surprise, the shareware contender GoldWave (which I used a lot in my youth, preferred it to Audacity) hasn't changed practically one bit either.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Also the fact that if you stuff enough text into a slide it won't overflow outside the slide, but rather Powerpoint helpfully starts to shrink the font size!
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I think there's a simple answer to this: this is an old post and thus won't be covered by the "10 newest posts" feed.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Then again, with JS disabled your browser fingerprint gets a lot more specific unless your UA is a scrawler bot.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I was a Gmail user since 2004 or so, relying on the Web client. It was good, the message threading worked, labels were strictly greater than folder structure, and archiving to "all mail" is an excellent notion. The web UI has gone
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
Which 350 bytes of code is the title referring to? All files are larger than that. The resulting binary code maybe?
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I just hate how everyone has their own meanings for "Web 2.0". I wish the modern, JS-dependent web was versioned 3.0 or something.
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by pvdebbe 9y ago
I think revolutionary as how Apple defines the word. They weren't the first but they sure had the panels running the smoothest.

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