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by qu4z-2 4y ago
This is great, thanks. I'll have to remember it next time someone makes that bizarre claim.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
There's also a handful of free games that come with the console, so you're not limited to people who own the same games. There was a puzzle one where you got a random starting piece, and you could copy one piece from each person y
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
> So we put more (and therefore unequal) resources into helping the competitor who’s having to run 40 more meters than you. So, to each according to their needs, and from each according to their ability, more or less?
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
To be fair, people who spend a lot of time customising vim (eg embedding a terminal, building half an IDE) seems to be very much the target market for neovim. I use regular vim because I don't want to think about my editor, I just want
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Speak for yourself -- personally I'm asking for a 15" Framework with a Trackpoint and maybe built-in ethernet :) I think we all have different demands. Hopefully with the modularish system they can gradually make us all happy.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I've been using Migadu without trouble. I used Protonmail before, but I didn't like the hoops I had to jump through if I wanted to use POP3/IMAP. They do have a bridge daemon thing where you can sign into protonmail and it ex
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Doukutsu Monogatari is just Japanese for Cave Story. The dev is called Daisuke Amaya (Wikipedia informs me).
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
And I, in turn, strongly disagree with you. The paradox of tolerance is a product of sloppy thinking and mostly amounts to tribalism in a fancy coat. And antifascists refuse to tolerate many things substantially milder than actual fascism.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I'm not the GP but I've noticed since the switch over to "New" Android Firefox (Fenix or whatever?) scroll events aren't handled properly. That is, dragging your finger around on the screen works, but any other sour
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I guess I might be now that the directors of our little company have sold it, but I assure you I am substantially more mad about that sale than I am about the Bitwarden one.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I will never not sing the praises of KDE3.5 (although of course stuff like shortcuts and use of KIO mostly only works in apps built on KDE libraries).
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Man, I'm old enough to remember when Linus stood for the Linux guy. I was a little confused until I clicked the link.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
The grandparent does rather seem to want to replace Lisbon with Disneyland.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Innovation like not having a tabstop.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I mean, that's just tautological, kinda.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I've had no issues on either backpacks or jackets. Shoes, on the other hand... (especially boots. Don't get me started)
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
While I can't speak for a less technical user, I'm throwing away a nearly brand-new Ubiquiti access point on the basis that it took me like five times as long to set up client isolation as it did to manually set up PPPoE and VLAN
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
> Imagine a world where the only content that survives is the one that people value enough to pay for. Or that the creators value enough to create for free.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Clearly the solution is we need to start numbering fingers from 0.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
For me it's showing up in Japanese... I'm interested, but there's no obvious way to get anything in English.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I should really spend a weekend seeing whether I can get the Trinity desktop environment running with i3 as a window manager. I'm currently using a Gnome-flashback/i3 hybrid that's surprisingly nice.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
If the problem with federated networks is that they can't be globally censored to your (and Coraline Ehmke's) standards, I think I will continue to use them.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Man, I use Mattermost at work and I don't like any of those things. I've managed to hide all the emoji with a CSS rule, inline images are at least collapsed by default, and thankfully no-one is using it for file sharing. It allo
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
If it introduces more people to Wikipedia's excellent Current Events portal, then I'm glad it exists.
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I care not as a developer but as a user. If everything on the internet starts saying "Install this one specific program", that's a lot worse for me than being able to run whichever browser implements the privacy controls I pr
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Outside of my home country of New Zealand, I think very few English speakers pronounce either "pen" or "bed" with a schwa. (actually, even we don't)
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
The advantage that Brave and co have is that SEO sites will largely not be willing to make changes that decrease their Google rank to improve their Brave rank. If Google changes their algorithm, everyone will optimise for the new one, but a
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
I think they were going for "Active choice is [considered] bad [by] people who think they know better and want to control others." At least, that's my read. By the way, cool feature :)
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
Ah, I see you have discovered the joys of "dynamic contrast". Just about every monitor I've bought recently has that "feature", but luckily it can usually be disabled. Unfortunately they still measure contrast with
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by qu4z-2 4y ago
My work one certainly does, and I've found that replacing the cap with an official ThinkPad one gets you about 50% of the way to "ThinkPad-quality TrackPoint". But it started out as "Is this purely decorative? Have you t

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