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31.
by pxoe 8mo ago
>windows shit show And yet on Windows 11, hit Win key, type display, it immediately shows display settings as the first result.
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by pxoe 8mo ago
Why is it that some people are so hell bent on limiting how people communicate? Ironically, this is also seeking to control people.
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by pxoe 8mo ago
Tech companies are involved in lobbying, so maybe it's not as irrelevant or unconnected as you might think. Fees are how they make the money that goes into it.
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by pxoe 9mo ago
Fedora is the better example there. (i literally say that it's the glimmer of hope there lol.) It's an actual utility slash app that will do everything, and not just a file that's just thrown at you with no pointers. (Though
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by pxoe 9mo ago
So it wouldn't be incorrect to refer to Arch and Arch based distros as 'well, if you want to have fun with a broken system, otherwise avoid', just so it could be mentioned in a succinct way when talking about what distros one
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by pxoe 9mo ago
Even if they pick a distro and decide to install it, more often than not the install process is still overly convoluted even in just making installation media. Going to a distro website and trying to find where to get it (ubuntu has a habit
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by pxoe 9mo ago
If the expected way and the attitude is to just break user installs, then that's no better than Windows, perhaps even worse.
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by pxoe 9mo ago
What does notepad have to do with web based apps? case in what point? New Notepad in 11, with tabs and autosave (and dark mode), is so much better and more practical to use over old one, it just stays open all the time and become my main no
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by pxoe 9mo ago
Well yeah, US healthcare system is already pretty close to just being an AI kill chain as is. Maybe they could make some cool ads about how they're ruthlessly optimizing that as well, with a little more of a mask off kind of sociopathi
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by pxoe 9mo ago
It doesn't matter whether they do or not, the desire to keep separate things separate could be there as is. It might as well not be any of that but just about the kinds of things some companies are involved in. Again, kind of amusing h
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by pxoe 9mo ago
Perhaps it would be preferable at least to not mix civilian health data or regular business data, with mass surveillance data, and with military industrial complex and kill chain data. It would make sense to have an interest in keeping diff
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by pxoe 9mo ago
Wonder if they'll also have an AI kill chain for healthcare. Would be a neat little trick to reduce costs.
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by pxoe 10mo ago
It still starts very fast, even with quite large files and line wrapping. (pretty much on par with lite-xl, though lite-xl did get much faster with some recent version. prior to it though, it was easier and faster to launch notepad)
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by pxoe 10mo ago
> there's probably a chance It's this completely unfounded barrage of making shit up about energy consumption without any tether to reality that makes the whole thing with complaining about energy use seem just like a competiti
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by pxoe 10mo ago
I almost believed that they just did, they aren't without their share of quirky and unusual projects and sponsorships.
46.
by pxoe 1y ago
Apple Pencil compatibility chart, for comparison https://f.nooncdn.com/cms/pages/20250530/31608d4ea3ae92b5bbe...
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by pxoe 1y ago
This "but it's too hard to implement" excuse never made sense to me. So it's doable to make a system like this, to have smart people working on it, hire and poach other smart people, to have payments systems, tracking sy
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by pxoe 1y ago
Normalizing effective abolishment of consent for imagery, or just consent in general for just about anything, when it can portray anyone doing anything.
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by pxoe 1y ago
This just sounds like two different sets of standards, although for two different platforms, but one is getting goalposts shifted to 'but flashing is scary and nobody does it and also what if other phone makers spy on people' (jus
50.
by pxoe 1y ago
Well, like with "national politics" (what nation?), even if there may be only two options functionally, it's also just pretending that there are only two options there at all. (while almost actively ignoring any other options
51.
by pxoe 1y ago
Insane and unreasonable standards sounds right, but I'm not sure about privacy and security all that much. It's just naive to assume something is totally malware free, and they're not actually disincentivized from just keepin
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by pxoe 1y ago
Would you even find out if an app has been sold to another company on iOS app store? It's confusing to see all of that diatribe when it doesn't even do much (if anything it almost lulls you into a false sense of security), and you
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by pxoe 1y ago
They are the main show if you're browsing as a guest/not signed in or signed up.
54.
by pxoe 1y ago
Where does Ubiquity, of all things, slot into this?
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by pxoe 1y ago
Even Windows 11 is more refined and consistent in its design. (well, in the parts that are modern, which...shouldn't it be damning that even with those legacy parts it's still better designed?)
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by pxoe 1y ago
Looking at a screenshot from KDE home page, it really does not seem like anything has changed with it in terms of design polish that much. It doesn't even seem like it's moving in a direction that's any different. https:&#x2
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by pxoe 1y ago
They already seem to vaguely echo gnome 3 look in macos. Huge titlebars with buttons, sidebar layouts in apps, transparent title bar, control center, etc., there's just a bunch of things that make you go 'huh'.
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by pxoe 1y ago
All of these "desktop search bars for everything" look way too generic for there to be really anything "stolen" either way. Credit for what?
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by pxoe 1y ago
It may seem like it's "convenient", but whatsapp is truly a nightmare when you try to move it literally anywhere in any way. Huge backups, needing to transfer phone numbers, having to restore from backups, having and moving t
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by pxoe 1y ago
That project is many years old. Apparently they added bandcamp support somewhere in 2020, and then continued to not "provide" any clue that music could be bought there. They could do something, but clearly supporting artists, or r

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