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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   The satellite infra is trivial to upgrade because the satellites are constantly being replaced anyway as I mentioned in the article. So, capacity until the last mile isn't a problem. Splitting to wireless devices is also what we do at
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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   You should have kept reading :)
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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   That doesn't even work properly on x86 Wine, so ARM is pretty much hopeless right now.
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   Are cellular towers the next landlines?(ssg.dev)

   3 points by sedatk 11mo ago|7 comments
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   GoatRemote – Siri Remote for Mac(goatremote.com)

   1 points by sedatk 11mo ago|0 comments
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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   So, was he wrong implementing it?
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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   The context for those who wonder what "single-handedly" means: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/99662106175542726
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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   > This was also the largely held opinion of the community at a time Eugen didn't refer to the community when he declined implenting it. So, no, community wasn't a parameter at the time regardless what their opinion was.
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   by sedatk 11mo ago

   There are other examples. He single-handedly prevented quote tweets from being implemented in Mastodon because "they lead to toxicity", disregarding the benefits of quote tweets and the barrage of feedback supporting it. Meanwhile
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    by sedatk 11mo ago

    VSCode isn't a Chromium fork, it's an Electron app. Utilizing something is different than making a derivative of it. For example, an empty "Hello World" Electron app wouldn't have any value for an app developer, but
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    by sedatk 11mo ago

    Just to clarify the context for future readers: the latest problem at the moment is #970: https://projecteuler.net/problem=970
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    by sedatk 11mo ago

    Yes, that one!
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    by sedatk 11mo ago

    IIRC, somebody ran .NET on Windows 3.1.
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    Archival sites could let you download cryptographically signed copies of the archived pages. If they get removed from the archival site, the authenticity of your local copies can still be attested.
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    I remember when Go was born, then, it turned out there was already another programming language called "Go!", but nobody cared, and everybody forgot about that other Go!. So, happy birthday, Go, and rest in peace, Go! https:&#x2F
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    "Kagi News reads public RSS feeds of thousands of (community-curated) world-wide news sources and utilizes AI to distill them into one perfect daily briefing." https://news.kagi.com/about
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    "Kagi News reads public RSS feeds of thousands of (community-curated) world-wide news sources and utilizes AI to distill them into one perfect daily briefing." https://news.kagi.com/about
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    > Once this is in place, the government that owns the Digital ID system can mandate that platforms such as social networks, search engines, email providers, etc. link the users in its jurisdiction to its Digital ID via OAuth/OIDC Go
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    Fair enough :)
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    Because anti-privacy laws can be fought, and the convenience, privacy, and reliability benefits of these applications can stay. I’m against “let’s hold all progress because a few states can go backwards faster than they’ve been” perspective
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    They’re already doing that without digital IDs. I don’t see how this affects the other.
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    > it sometimes uppercases two > I highly recommend that one I'm glad that you still like it, but it's strange to me that someone would buy a mechanical keyboard because of its reliability and immaculately accurate and fast t
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    Elite Dangerous is a modern sci-fi space simulation game. It takes place in the 34th century. You can actually visit solar system (can't land on Earth yet), and catch up with two Voyagers. They are where they would be in 1200 years, ap
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    If anti-virus software can function in user mode, anti-cheat software can too. https://www.theverge.com/news/692637/microsoft-windows-kerne...
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    Exactly. I have both PS5 and Xbox One X, but I still connect my Steam Deck to TV to play Hades II because the game hasn't come out on those two consoles yet.
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    Okay, I already have preferred languages selected: English and Turkish. If I visit a `<html lang="tr">` page I should see date inputs rendered in Turkish culture right? That's not the case unfortunately. See it for your
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    I've been using my Steam Deck + Steam Dock to play Hades II on my TV using my Xbox controller. It's been a fantastic experience. I can't imagine how much better a device like Steam Machine and Steam's own controller woul
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    > Steam/PC games on ARM to get better Exactly! It legitimizes ARM as a PC platform for both games and apps, and this helps the adoption of the architecture even on Windows.
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    I mean the locale, not the language. Many web sites are in a single language and target a specific culture. I want that to be respected by the browser for input type=date and other similar elements based on web site’s language, not the othe
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    by sedatk 1y ago

    I don’t think there’s a browser setting that lets you use the locale the web site’s language in, is there?