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by replete 2y ago
ITerm has window splitting btw
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by replete 2y ago
I wish I could bind applications to slide out from left and right, I use slidepad on Mac which is a slide out web browser, and TotalFinder which has a visor feature for the bottom. Little things like this keep me on Mac to be honest
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by replete 2y ago
In Quake, the video game, a console would slide down from the top of the screen when you pressed tilde. Combined with splitting terminals its incredibly convenient to have 4 or 5 terminals toggle on a hotkey
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by replete 2y ago
iTerm's quake-style visor mode bound to a hotkey is too good to give up...
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by replete 2y ago
line-height: 28px !important It's not very readable with line-height set to the x-height, ironically. Cool font though. Find some old demoscene / warez ansi headers and show it put some on the homepage perhaps?
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by replete 2y ago
You're not alone with this desire, and I still haven't found a good solution. I want to bookmark all apps and windows when working on something and recall them all later when I resume work. How is this not yet a thing when do much
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by replete 2y ago
I tried it out and it seems clear that vertical tabs without titles create too much friction for daily driving a browser where you have many tabs open, hover thumbnails or not. For a few years I have thought that Firefox could gain market s
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by replete 2y ago
I agree, file access via upload/download concept is friction on the user experience. I'd love to see serverless offline HTML applications with permission based file system access, because you can do so much very quickly in the bro
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by replete 2y ago
You can do a lot of things by dragging folders onto file inputs, but it is somewhat rubbish for user experience with the friction of getting files in and out of your app. Obviously it depends on what you want to do, but it seems a limiting
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by replete 2y ago
I also like single-file offline web applications, I'm hoping they become more popular with the FileSystem/FileWriter APIs now available in Chromiums (waiting on Safari/Firefox still however). I made a really simple offline HT
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by replete 2y ago
Does anyone know of a way to do this locally with Ollama? The 'chat with documentation' thing is something I was thinking of a week ago when dealing with hallucinating cloud AI. I think it'd be worth the energy to embed a set
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by replete 2y ago
I was referring to baremetal, but the same applies if virtualized on an AMD host
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by replete 2y ago
It mostly works, but virtualisation (even on baremetal) isn't possible at the moment, some applications need special patches, and weird issues here and there for some situations. AMD hacks are a hobby for a lot of people
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by replete 2y ago
Proxmox uses QEMU and boots opencore, so its the same set of problems. It's great to see NootedRed progress but its currently limited to RDNA2 AFAIK and there are lots of weird graphical issues in some configurations. Intel is unquesti
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by replete 2y ago
Yes but the host he's using is Apple Silicon, I think what he's talking about is QEMU using Apple's Hypervisor Framework, which is what vmware Parallels, etc also use nowadays. Booting an apple silicon version of MacOS on non
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by replete 2y ago
No apple silicon emulators exist yet, and probably wont for years
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by replete 2y ago
AMD is far more complicated than Intel based machines in this regard. There's never been an apple computer with an AMD CPU...
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by replete 2y ago
Nope. There's only ever been Intel x86 apple computers so x86 mac software is Intel specific. Most things work fine on AMD, but some things don't work without hacks, such as digital audio workstations, some adobe applications etc.
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by replete 2y ago
Oh this looks pretty cool. I started using Docker a while ago for dev projects to avoid package/language version hell, but sometimes its a bit overkill
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by replete 2y ago
All I wanted to know in that article was the depth and distance to shore
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by replete 2y ago
Depends on whether you have plugins requiring GPU acceleration, as there is none
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by replete 2y ago
The only chance at GPU acceleration is passing through a supported dGPU (>= AMD RX 6xxx @ 14.x, no chance modern nvidia) with PCI passthrough. Intel iGPUs work up to Comet lake, and some Ice Lake, but anything newer will not work. Apple
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by replete 2y ago
Have you heard about Windows? People don't even know about 'dir' anymore, they just click things with a mouse. It's horrific.
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by replete 2y ago
Awesome I've wanted this exact kind of thing for many years - a code editor that lets me create funnels of code sections/functions for flow through an app - because you're often working through a particular flow in an applica
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by replete 2y ago
I've been building websites for over 20 years and I've come back to frontend after a few years out of the industry recently, horrified to see what developers are doing with current trend tailwindcss trend, but understand why you&#
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by replete 2y ago
This is good news, I set this up once and then realized it was a 30-day self-hosted trial and abandoned it as it was for a tiny site with no budget for SaaS
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by replete 2y ago
This does not work (as expected) on `ungoogled-chromium`.
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by replete 2y ago
My account got banned after using it a couple of times. Not sure why, as I tried a few code related prompts. I intended to upgrade but I can't login and support isn't going anywhere.
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by replete 2y ago
The recovery commandline solution did not work for me. What did work was using no@thanks.com with a random password, which is a locked account, which then allowed me to create a local account.
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by replete 2y ago
You could see where it was going when Candy Crush came installed with Windows 10 Enterprise. If you treat Apple hardware like a subscription model where you make sure not to hang on to anything for too long (these engineering problems that

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