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by riidom 5y ago
I'm a fan of dark mode but didn't believe it would happen anytime, tbh. I made my own setup with a mix of dark reader and stylus extensions. That's how it looks like on my side, if you wanna take some inspiration: https:&#x2
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Jean-Claude Mézières has died(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by riidom 5y ago|0 comments
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by riidom 5y ago
You mean "Smiling face with heart eyes", and I never want to hear this phrase spoken out in my life again. It kinda started to make me aggressive after the 5th time or so.
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by riidom 5y ago
Strato increased prices too, from 5€ to 8€ in my case. Not pleased ofc, but well.
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by riidom 5y ago
I have an ext. HDD as backup for all the data that matters to me. That is physical enough. And then I have books to read in bed. Never got used to read prose on a monitor. And don't want to start with an eReader.
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by riidom 5y ago
Not sure if the site allows, but would be much better to disable the comment section instead, so the news itself can stay.
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by riidom 5y ago
Yes since the background image is static you don't need a greenscreen. From watching just once, I think the guy never overlaps his clone(s). So you make two separate versions where their bounding boxes won't overlap (requires some
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by riidom 5y ago
Correct.. what it is loading, is effectively your score though. Or rather, measuring it, which takes some time? No idea, this is nonsense:)
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by riidom 5y ago
In GIMP, there are beside clockwise and counter-clockwise two more options, near and far, which map to cw or ccw depending on start- and end-hue.
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by riidom 5y ago
It's weird, how it looks more effortless, the faster someone types. Well done!
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by riidom 5y ago
Depends on what your website is built on. But in any case, you can write a feed.xml yourself and update it manually on each new blogpost.
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by riidom 5y ago
Yep came here to mention that too. You find it under '/rss', but website owner should really put auto-detect in their header and add a link for it.
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by riidom 5y ago
And not greyed out anymore right after upvoting and responding. The downvoting system is indeed pretty witty, in that few people can downvote, but a lot more can undo the downvotes. I can't downvote myself yet, but I do check downvoted
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by riidom 5y ago
You used the phrase "5 years ago" and in some other comment I read "few years ago" and I just want to add, well, "add" a few more years ontop of that. I switched away from windows in 2017 and the experience was
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by riidom 5y ago
The novel "Black Out" by Marc Elsberg covers this topic as well. Writing solid, characters slightly on the meh side, scientific research pretty ok (from an amateurs perspective, that is).
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by riidom 5y ago
Is there a browser addon that would turn twitter links into nitter links automatically on click? I access twitter only via links usually, when someone refers to a tweet. A quick test by replacing "tw" with "n" in the URL
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by riidom 5y ago
Not really a book, but maybe there is something valuable for you: https://kidscancode.org
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by riidom 5y ago
I replayed it several times actually. Then I cleaned up my local storage without thinking about this game, deleting all my universe/sim count.. and was off the hook afterwards :) Not regretting it though!
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by riidom 5y ago
What you can expect as a corporate (or any) sponsor, or corporate membership, as it's called, is defined here: https://fund.blender.org/corporate-memberships/ The two (short) PDF's go a bit into detail, but i
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by riidom 5y ago
It's improving recently though, e.g. see here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2021/11/steam-play-proton-6-3-... Imo worth watching the space, also there is protonDB for checking your individual favorites: htt
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by riidom 5y ago
If people would just know when to use dash, dot or slash as separator, all confusion would end immediately. Next stop: world peace :P
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by riidom 5y ago
That#s what I like most about this browser I think. I have the UI scaled down to 80% (would recommend to anybody to give this a try as well!).
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by riidom 5y ago
I wondered about that too. It seems like a bit of "filler content" to be honest. There are not many new features at all, the new thing here is the theme management in first place. The release notes in general are pretty weak compa
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by riidom 5y ago
From my subjective (user) point of view, flatpak is pretty fine. Yes, I do get annoyed whenever I run flatpak update and see 5-10 updates to drivers or runtimes in the range of ~100MB each. But I also want applications to be "just work
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by riidom 5y ago
This website is impressive somehow, but also crazy to parse. Always at least two things going on at same time, the viewers' attention constantly split instead of being guided.
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by riidom 5y ago
As first I thought this is about "Rust programming concepts that can benefit you in JS as well", but this way it is good too. And maybe just my bad english anyway.
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by riidom 5y ago
Had a chat with a remote friend, talking about .. problems in life, I guess. Talking a bit back and forth, some questions asked, I went for the easy route first and talked about MY problems and MY solutions/mitigations. Turns out his p
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Discipline vs. Motivation (2018)(medium.com)
1 points by riidom 5y ago|1 comments
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by riidom 5y ago
Can imagine! Sorry for the crude title shortening, but was too long for HN sadly.
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In the '80s, Elite was magic. The annotated source code shows how it was done(theregister.com)
10 points by riidom 5y ago|6 comments

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