reddalo

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by reddalo 3mo ago
Yes. They have to change a lot of things to better align with Europe, especially if they join the EU. They're already working on moving to the European train gauge, they set Christmas to December 25th, etc. but there's still a l
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by reddalo 3mo ago
Like Kazakhstan, which decided to switch from Cyrillic to the Latin alphabet [1] in order to align more with Europe and less with Russia. I wonder if Ukraine will do the same in a distant future... [1] https://www.bbc.com/wo
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by reddalo 3mo ago
I wish I could buy the Steam Machine. I just can't afford it. The high price is probably why people "hate" it.
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by reddalo 3mo ago
I'm still mad that Steam stopped producing the hardware Steam Link. The app replacement is garbage (and not because of the app itself, but because of Android and the fact that most TV have garbage hardware). I wish Steam would release
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by reddalo 3mo ago
Unless you read it directly at the library (at least in my country), without borrowing it.
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by reddalo 3mo ago
I knew which one it was even before clicking.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
People are downvoting you, but my Linux machine always feels like my mouse lags a bit compared to Windows.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
> (Refiles to remove extraneous words before first bullet point) Why does the article start with that line? Looks like they forgot to remove part of their AI prompt...
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Also, some banks don't let you use the Wero app, you need to use it through your bank app. Which is a big no for me.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Aren't credit cards KYCed anyway?
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Italy is also super oriented on debit cards. People call them "credit card" because they don't know the difference, or even "Bancomat" which is the brand name of the most used Italian debit card network. Italians do
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by reddalo 4mo ago
> because of the way the language works What's the problem of Icelandic? Is it because you stick words together like in Danish or German?
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by reddalo 4mo ago
The article describes the current situation first. The whole explanation is quite simple: QUERY requests are the same as GET, but they have a body.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
>To buy a PS5 Pro is going to require re-buying all of your games for it. Even if I didn't have a Steam Library, I wouldn't buy the PS5 anyway: no Steam Sales there. And Steam Sales are a godsend.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
"640k of memory ought to be enough for anybody" -Fake Bill Gates quote
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Firefox may not be the best browser, but it's the last full-featured non-commercial independent browser still available (excluding forks like Waterfox). If we want a free and open internet, we need to protect Firefox at all costs.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Yes, maybe XP was the sweet spot between ease of use and ability to revert back to a "classic" Windows interface. It also had many multimedia features for burning CDs, editing videos, etc..
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by reddalo 4mo ago
If I recall correctly, it was pretty bad. It used to open Internet Explorer on this page: http://shell.windows.com/fileassoc/0409/xml/redir.asp?EXT={e... where {ext} was the extension. Suggestions were vague
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I think Windows 9x was peak Windows. Everything is clear, you know what's a button and what's not. Information density is also high, which is a good thing on a computer screen. But the main thing is that Windows 9x felt responsiv
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by reddalo 4mo ago
For people like me: DS Lite stands for "IPv6 dual-stack lite". My mind went directly to Nintendo and I was confused.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
robots.txt predates the modern web though
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by reddalo 4mo ago
There's an interesting list on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_URI#List_of_well-kn...
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Your own spec wouldn't be used by anyone else. The password-reset well-known endpoint is used by password managers to show a "Change password..." button in their interface, which magically links to the password change page de
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I wish people would follow this, instead of coming up with new standards in the root namespace. "llms.txt" [1] comes to mind, for example. Let's stop polluting the root of a domain! [1] https://llmstxt.org/
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by reddalo 4mo ago
Amazing. Let's cross fingers!
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by reddalo 4mo ago
The funny thing is that the Outlook client for Mac is a native app and it's way better than the Windows client.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
New Outlook doesn't actually do IMAP at all. What it does is sending your IMAP credentials in clear text to a remote Microsoft server, which will then fetch email for you.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I wish we had more Casey Muratoris and less Sam Altmans.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
I wish Italy did the same. We still have to deal with the consequences of a referendum hold not so long after che Chernobyl accident which made it illegal to build and operate nuclear power plants.
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by reddalo 4mo ago
TIL that Bill Watterson is still alive.

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