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by riidom 5y ago
It's a QoL improvement, exclusively for people without accounts. It's a great move. And no, I'm not sarcastic. I mostly visit twitter when a link is posted here (or other places occasionally), and thanks to that anti-timestea
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by riidom 5y ago
A note to the circles: It is not so much about circles, but rather "Some points which share the same distance to another point X" If you follow a manual of how to construct something with compass and straightedge, the job of the c
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by riidom 5y ago
It also couldn't be farer away from how I imagined the solution would like. Not that I had anything non-vague in mind, I'm mostly just an interested layman, but surely not anything like that gif! Truely amazing. Also I can't
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by riidom 5y ago
It's so cute how they re-discover all the Second Life problems from 2007.
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by riidom 5y ago
It's the first thing to omit, because in any other discussion about RMS it comes up anyway. It's like making a video about the career of Mike Tyson and omit the ear-biting part. Wrong? No. It doesn't matter because everyone k
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by riidom 5y ago
But protected against who? Everyone except Apple? That is kinda ambiguous phrased and kinda the point of OP, as I understood it.
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by riidom 5y ago
I feel like I am in a "late-game" stage of gaming. I have sort of an overview of what is going on, but a major percentage of games simply look not interesting (anymore) to me. The collection of games I end up playing is somewhere
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by riidom 5y ago
Do you mean content-wise, or from UX point of view? I try to understand the arguments against discourse, but to me it's simply not much of a difference when I watch "active topics" on a phpBB or a discourse-one, both feels li
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by riidom 5y ago
Yes, when I talked about discord in the last paragraph, I actually meant "something like discord, with the same level of popularity" - which doesnt exist though. Discord itself would never implement such a feature, they are all ab
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by riidom 5y ago
Discord. I basically don't use it, avery few months I'd say, but I still hate it, because it drains all the good Q&A's from the internet and puts it into its chatlogs, with a mediocre search ontop. Discord for gaming ramb
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by riidom 5y ago
I prefer the printed version from parent poster, thanks
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by riidom 5y ago
Nice to see this still alive! And "recently released games" section seems to be up-to-date even.
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by riidom 5y ago
The full blog post: https://rodzilla.itch.io/material-maker/devlog/338938/2022-f... The application: https://rodzilla.itch.io/material-maker
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Open Source, pro and con in a nutshell(img.itch.zone)
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by riidom 5y ago
Holy cow, now I'm waiting for that too!
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by riidom 5y ago
YOu can find many examples for that in the 3D tooling world (not sure about VC details though). Caligari trueSpace, for example.
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by riidom 5y ago
Oh they try to "threaten" again? Here is the reaction to their last attempt, Nov 2020: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25184994
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by riidom 5y ago
Also, flags on websites shouldn't be used for language switchers.
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by riidom 5y ago
Been bald for two years roundabout a decade ago, before and after that having long hair. And oh yes, bald is like 10x more work - at least if you go for bowling-ball-grade of baldness. Never shave when you are in a rush and enter a public t
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by riidom 5y ago
Mine maybe when inflation-adjusted.
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by riidom 5y ago
Don't think it's useless. There are some activities you like, but you really shouldn't like them, because you have zero talent in them. The "shouldn't"-part especially true when acoustics come into play. Or to
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by riidom 5y ago
I believe that markdown editors belong into a certain group of software, which are seemingly simple, but people are for some reason pretty picky about features, UI, and so on. Other members of this group are music/media players, simple
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by riidom 5y ago
Don't like displaying the same content twice either. It gets a bit old mentioning Obsidian all the time , but their source code view is very close to the rendered view. This, and Typoras approach, are two good solutions to avoid split
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by riidom 5y ago
Understand, unfortunate that markdown-here seems to have bugs. Thanks for the heads-up:)
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by riidom 5y ago
Sure! For darkreader, it is brightness 89%, contrast 105%, scheme dark, mode dynamic, sepia 16%, background #181a1b, text #e8e6e3. For stylus, the CSS is https://gist.github.com/riidom/c07d6f5e9d77cbe01cdc9004e275f...
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by riidom 5y ago
Login for dark mode? Really?
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by riidom 5y ago
Maybe look here: https://pimpmytype.com/category/fontfriday/ Prices and conditions on the few I checked seemed to be (relatively) sane to me.
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by riidom 5y ago
So if you know about markdown-here (I didn't know about it, slightly tempted to try it out within Thunderbird, after seeing your post) -- are there any shortcomings? Any reasons you ask for a "native-markdown" client instead
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by riidom 5y ago
Came here to mention restofworld as well. I recently discovered https://expmag.com but can't really tell yet, since it's too fresh in my bookmarks. I enjoyed the article about clothes in landfills though (mentioned a w
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by riidom 5y ago
I had a similar case, in one of my (lesser) gmail accounts. I took that as final warning and since then started to move away from google mail. Currently, I use a posteo mail, which costs me 1€ (I believe) per month, for the important stuff.

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