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by rplnt 6y ago
The pop-up bottom bar. Yes, in a browser.
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by rplnt 6y ago
My wishlist would be no HDMI at all. Proprietary and licensed, while we have as capable (if not more) options available.
483.
by rplnt 6y ago
Basically what other comments suggested. The popup menu that shows every time I move with the cursor and covers part of the screen. Can't be hidden on demand. Shows status I can't see without opening it (and covering part of the s
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by rplnt 6y ago
Google Meet UX is the worst. Except WebEx which is somehow even worse. But WebEx is at least "complicated" and bad, Meet is just bad. Out of these I'm really surprised how "not as horrible" MS Teams are. Loads of fu
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by rplnt 6y ago
> Out comes the steering wheel and now you can make a right turn. But you will hit a dog probably, because the steering wheel suddenly blocks your view too.
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by rplnt 6y ago
It will still start scrolling though. I'm happy with just the favicons, the one extra letter or two don't help really. Never had problem with 100+ tabs when I was using Opera. With firefox it was always a fight to set it up.
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by rplnt 6y ago
After Google used browsers to gain monopoly and cutting off their income, there's only so many monetization strategies you can do to stay somewhat competitive with an advertising company providing browser for free while simultaneously
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by rplnt 6y ago
Sadly, it is. The IE7 era, perpetrated by Google.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I'm using it, but I need to restart it several times a week because it stops playing video. For comparison, I only restart Opera/Chrome for updates once in a few weeks. And I still hate the "many tab handling" in ff wher
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Spreadsheet of NA Gamedev Salaries(docs.google.com)
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by rplnt 6y ago
Besides reasons mentioned in the article (no oxygen, no humans to bump into stuff), I wonder if radiation could play a role. Cosmic rays, maybe just less radio sources around (tons of other servers).
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by rplnt 6y ago
10? I'm fairly certain some companies were asking for these features precisely for this reason. To have better control.
493.
by rplnt 6y ago
The application of this would probably be different from what your use case is (since you can use green screen).
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by rplnt 6y ago
> just use jquery Not that well.
495.
by rplnt 6y ago
I got this one and thought it was loading...
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by rplnt 6y ago
> it was invalid from the day it was signed Shouldn't then Ireland pay it (or act as if it was paid, and paid whatever it would have paid from it to the EU budget).
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by rplnt 6y ago
Signal and Telegram are more obvious, yes, but it's not like unrelated or unique names couldn't work. Slack comes to mind. Or, I seek you?
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by rplnt 6y ago
It's surprisingly easy to set up and run, even with redundancy, integrates well with Jira, Confluence. Was fast enough, stable enough, had everything one needed (offered more than a hosted solution such as github). IIRC kept git comple
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by rplnt 6y ago
I'm sure they have progressed a lot since, but last time we evaluated a self-hosted git "hub" solution at work, Gitlab couldn't handle our main repository (history starting in the 90s, but probably more imporantly loads
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by rplnt 6y ago
It's important to note that it's the website that is down. Git itself worked through all the outages I can remember. Unfortunately, at least the last time I think, the integrations didn't.
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by rplnt 6y ago
You can self-host GitHub too. Or BitBucket.
502.
by rplnt 6y ago
On Android I use RiF (Reddit is Fun), which is pretty close to classic design.
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by rplnt 6y ago
> Window or aisle? No need to choose This is a realtor talk right here. Selling limitations as benefits.
504.
by rplnt 6y ago
Videos on background are way too common on product pages - you must have seen many.
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by rplnt 6y ago
No only it was problem waiting to happen, it's extremely annoying to the end-users to be redirected all around with forced languages based just on their IP. But that's what google does all over the place...
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by rplnt 6y ago
What region are you in that this is how the number is formatted?
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by rplnt 6y ago
I always use oneliners. Task ID + some short description. Used to use just `-m`, but nowadays I almost exclusively use lazygit to commit. At work we squash PRs and that's where we can write more details if necessary, or just hope the a
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by rplnt 6y ago
Let's go with emojis in Slack. That was not an issue in any chat sowftware offering them decades ago. In 2020 I can't have them enabled on MacBook Pro, because if someone were to use many of them, the CPU usage would spike (A LOT)
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by rplnt 6y ago
The random numbers were just that, random numbers. Startup times are noticeably slower. Even with fast SSDs, many multi-GB apps that run in background can get swapped out, and that's still slower than RAM decades ago. > Chrome spawn
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by rplnt 6y ago
Bare syntax highlighting in a text editor on a large file. Nothing extra fancy like indexing or analysis. Not an issue 15 years ago, in VS code you can scroll faster than that.

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