rocketvole

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by rocketvole 10mo ago
hopefully fractional scaling in linux becomes more efficient in general. I stopped using linux because no amount of playing witht font sizes could make the gnome ui look decent at 100/200% scale coming from 175/225 percent scale,
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
I've noticed the same thing- I thought it was just me. a 17 pro's animations felt less smooth than on my 15 pro with ios 18.
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
wblock seems to have youtube script injection in the app
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
The github page has a link to the app store
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
isn't 1blocker a subscription service?
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
Why would you need testflight? This app is on the app store
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
Just downloaded this and it seems to be everything I've wanted on an ios safari adblocker. I was using ublock origin lite before. Its completely free like ublock but you can use your own filter lists. Thanks!
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by rocketvole 11mo ago
I've seen this argument thrown around but I'm not sure I understand how it holds up. Why didn't android just completely copy apple's marketing, then? What did apple do differently,marketing wise, that android couldn&#x27
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by rocketvole 1y ago
I was specifically referring to the down sampling that you refer to on GNOME. I don't think I've seen a linux desktop environment where this isn't the case. The result is that when you drag or resize windows (or have any move
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by rocketvole 1y ago
anyone know if fractional scaling works without a performance hit in this new iteration? or any other de that fractionally scales without performance dips? All i can see is adding debugging tests for fractional scaling.
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by rocketvole 1y ago
ublock origin lite is now available on the app store- could be woth a look if you want safari ad blocking
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by rocketvole 1y ago
... but it seems to be worse than windows 10 in terms of performance while adding nothing substantially different
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by rocketvole 1y ago
yeah- "genetic dead end?" what did he do to you lol
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by rocketvole 1y ago
It seems like Raspberry Pi has been trying hard to push itself as a PC instead of a tinkering embedded systems board. I'm not sure how I feel about this, since you can get better performing computers for cheaper. That being said, I&#x2
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by rocketvole 1y ago
I agree. I've been trying to use linux as my daily driver for months but aside from using it for incredibly basic things (like web browsing and watching videos) its been a genuine chore. I've settled on fedora gnome as most likely
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by rocketvole 1y ago
no one is paying for this alone. They're paying for everything else, and this is an additional draw/bonus.
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by rocketvole 1y ago
While I am disappointing, I'm not exactly surprised. I'm willing to bet that this is in response to the Windows 10 Mail App, which was a lightweight metro app that Microsoft depreciated to try to push people to use it's new o
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by rocketvole 1y ago
I have an iPhone 8. It does literally everything you've listed, and the battery is cheap/easy to replace. My lg v30, with a battery replacement is about the same (albiet with a custom os since androids didn't get many years o
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by rocketvole 1y ago
If it wasn't obvious, using Box-Office numbers as a catch-all measure of film success hasn't been reasonable since we came out of Covid. Streaming counts are beginning to play a larger role. It's why so many large studios are
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by rocketvole 1y ago
it's practically trivial to bypass this if you really want to. CapitalOne in the US allows you to have virtual cards that can be verified but you can delete and block at any time for free if you have a credit card from them. I'm s
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by rocketvole 1y ago
pdf.js is also available as an extension on chromium based browsers. I've found that scrolling on pdfs on a high dpi screen using the built in chromium pdf reader is extremely laggy so this has always been a must-have extension for me.
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by rocketvole 1y ago
sorry, I don't use android, but how is this different from unobtainium?
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by rocketvole 1y ago
...Are you serious about opening the door? What app/company makes your door?
54.
by rocketvole 2y ago
This might just be the thing that makes me seriously learn js
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by rocketvole 2y ago
Thank you for posting- this is a viewpoint I never considered before. I was told that poor people had no way of affording large investments like houses and instead spent that money on status symbols.
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by rocketvole 2y ago
huh, I haven't noticed this, although I wasn't actually listening for poor audio quality. What is your OS?
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by rocketvole 2y ago
super fun. Really enjoyed messing with this- simple but creative.
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by rocketvole 2y ago
the point is that the service that honey provides doesn't seem to warrant selling your entire browsing activity. At least facebook and google provide a means of communication that is difficult, sometimes impossible, to provide elsewher
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by rocketvole 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqJJktxCY9U The decommodified version is also a good watch
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by rocketvole 2y ago
I read the entire thing in one sitting. I think I assumed it was just a normal blog-post length and the scroll bar at the side was so small because the bottom had a bunch of photos or more articles or something. The story was engaging, so I

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