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by remedan 3y ago
The hardware I have is: - 12th Gen Intel NUC with an i7-1260P, 64GB of RAM and 1TB NVMe drive - Synology DS920+ with three 10TB WD Red drives, NVMe cache and upgraded RAM - Mikrotik hAP ac3 router - APC Back-UPS BX 750VA UPS I
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by remedan 3y ago
The Amazon Kindle does a version of this. They offer a more expensive ad-free version and a cheaper one that displays ads on the lock screen. I have already chosen twice to pay more for the ad-free model, and I'm glad to have been give
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by remedan 3y ago
I think it's pretty clear at this point that most non-techies place no value on digital privacy. So, from the perspective of someone whose friends all use Zuck's app, the other person is trying to complicate their life for no bene
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by remedan 3y ago
Let's say that person A refuses to use $APP and person B only communicates through $APP. Then, from A's perspective, it is just a small accommodation for B to communicate through alternative means. And from B's perspective, i
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by remedan 3y ago
Kagi already has a browser extension that does one thing only--switches your default search engine to Kagi.
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by remedan 3y ago
How is not having minimal wage for any job better than having it for only some?
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by remedan 3y ago
Aren't both of those country TLDs?
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by remedan 4y ago
Is "AI-free" clear? If I google something during the making of my project, is the project AI free? What if I type on a phone keyboard with autosuggestions? There is machine learning involved in all kinds of stuff and AI is a prett
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by remedan 4y ago
No, I don't, and I don't think I've suffered any negative consequences. But I've also never lived in a place that had the toilet placed in the bathroom. I guess if I were flushing the toilet next to my sink and my toothb
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by remedan 4y ago
It works! Thank you.
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by remedan 4y ago
Went to pick a song from my music library to try, only to find that the visualizer doesn't support flac.
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by remedan 4y ago
This is my recollection of events, is it wrong? 1. Brave replaced ads on creator's websites with their own ads. 2. Brave's ads generated some sort of tokens, that the creator then could claim and cash out. 3. Brave happily collect
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by remedan 4y ago
I transitioned from a Gmail account that is more than 10 years old that I previously used for everything. It was much less of a pain than I expected. I set up a new inbox with Fastmail on my own domain and set the Gmail to forward everythin
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by remedan 4y ago
Some of "Sam Gross’s proof of concept" was implemented of which the GIL removal was only a part. The rest was performance improvements.
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by remedan 4y ago
We do have a Unicode character for a gun: U+1F52B PISTOL. Most fonts that have it choose to style it as a water gun, though.
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by remedan 4y ago
The Android app definitely has an option to copy a link to the video under the share button. The copied URL doesn't even seem to contain any tracking parameters.
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by remedan 4y ago
This is a bit of a tangent, but when I opened the page, the heading looked like this: https://i.imgur.com/mYHKd0Q.png Turns out the Font family is specified as "Copperplate, Papyrus, fantasy" and my system didn&#x
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by remedan 4y ago
A small nitpick, the country isn't "formerly known as the Czech Republic". "Czechia" was adopted as the new official short name. The long name is still also correct.
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by remedan 4y ago
There are 1000 meters in a kilometer. However, there are 1024 meters in a kibimeter.
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by remedan 4y ago
The Wikipedia page for GDL states that it isn't an official GNU package. [0] I couldn't find an explanation as to why it is named such. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Data_Language
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by remedan 5y ago
They are using the phrase "literally kill me" as a hyperbole. It is a form of exaggeration. They are not in fact being killed, they are just annoyed. It is a rhetorical device used for emphasis. The word "literally" has
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by remedan 5y ago
There do appear to be +/- zoom controls in the lower right corner of the page (on desktop).
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by remedan 5y ago
I had a very similar experience when I decided to learn Emacs recently. The first thing I did was try Doom Emacs. It was nice but I felt that there is this big layer of stuff separating me from having complete control over my editor. So I d
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The minute hand shows progression [video](youtube.com)
2 points by remedan 5y ago|0 comments
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by remedan 5y ago
I used to use the exact opposite. Wide, Tall, Wide. Left was browser (with tree style tabs to the side), middle was Emacs, and right was everything else (mostly terminals). Having a tall code editor was nice as it provides more context in a
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by remedan 5y ago
In my team it is okay to just say "no update". We don't do dailies to justify that we aren't slacking off. Everybody trusts everybody else that they put in the work. Daily stand-ups are for coordinating with the other de
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by remedan 5y ago
It's an error code. It should be returned by a tea pot as a response to a request for coffee .
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by remedan 5y ago
I encourage you to browse /r/unixporn [0]. I my opinion, a nicely configured tiling wm can look just as good as a stacking wm. And people on the subreddit are happy to share configs, so you don't have to spend more effort tha
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by remedan 5y ago
Sounds like you might be interested in playerctl [0]. I use global shortcuts for its play, pause, next, and previous actions. It has the ability to control Spotify, Firefox and other players. And Firefox media controls work for YouTube, Sou
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by remedan 5y ago
I write it that way. Here is a sample of my handwriting: https://i.imgur.com/QgYpgIf.jpg As a kid, I was influenced by the font used in the Neverhood to adopt this style. :) At some point I even wrote lower case 'a&#x2

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