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seemaze
2y ago
...but it is fun! Typing fast(er) for me went hand-in-hand with the fun of experimenting with mechanical keyboards. Once you hit a certain stride, there is a satisfying audible and haptic feedback that settles into a gratifying rhythm as yo
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2y ago
See the Apple page on 8k displays, https://support.apple.com/en-us/102236
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seemaze
2y ago
Those are all wonderful songs and included in the 2002 compilation 'The Essential Leonard Cohen', which incidentally is how I discovered his music.
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seemaze
2y ago
The 'cycle' option in Rectangle.app allows just this. I use the hotkey(s) + bracket keys to cycle 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 screen windows justified left or right, and the hotkey + pipe key to cycle center justified. These thre
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seemaze
2y ago
I have a Carrier Infinity heat pump, and have been running https://github.com/acd/infinitive on a raspberry pi zero flawlessly for years. Cost less than $10 and with Alpine Linux running from ram, it still has the orig
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seemaze
2y ago
I've been wanting to try NixOS, but I've also had great success running Alpine on my raspberry pis as a read only OS from ram. Rock solid, simple, and good package availability.
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2y ago
I’ve seen these, and am intrigued. I went with an eBay lot of (5) Dell wyze 5070 @ $30 per unit. Tough to beat the economics.
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2y ago
I tried one of those N100 mini pcs and went back to the J4125 purely for the thermals. My needs are not great, and the fans on the mini pc were quite loud quite often. The J4125 hums along fanless with a small heat sink no problem.
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2y ago
I was an architecture undergrad (bricks , not bits) in the early 00’s and everyone had pirated software. And then we all got hired and brought our quiver of technical skills with is into industry and convinced our managers to purchase the t
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2y ago
You’ve been warned.
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seemaze
2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Pinacate_y_Gran_Desierto_...
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2y ago
Reminds me of the Sierra Pinacate on the Sonora/Arizona border. It has human history going back more than 20,000 years.
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2y ago
Maybe my dns blacklist needs updating, but the ads were so bad I bailed.
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3y ago
This is the way. Run from ram and an excellent selection of packages to boot! I have a number of pi zero and pi 2 zero running alpine.
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3y ago
I was referring to an internal org with the ability to employ, e.g. DNS white/blacklisting, URL protection, hardware keys, and not sending official links requesting passwords and TOTP in the first place. As far as customers go, good lu
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3y ago
I absolutely support education around digital hygiene and online security, I just see the method discussed as behavioral operant conditioning, not pro-active education. To take the example to the absurd, should we entrap people to teach the
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3y ago
Speaking strictly as a non-technical employee at an org that does this regularly, I view the practice as anti-pattern, un-educative and denigrating. Should we place dummy card skimmers on gas pumps to teach people to be cautious of credit c
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3y ago
I noticed halfway through this article I was just clicking away furiously. Is this a clever ruse by $MEGA_INPUT_DEV_MFG to wear out my mouse clicker quicker..?
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3y ago
> be held legally liable for their work I've always been amazed that in software, you can call yourself an 'architect', 'engineer', or 'contractor' without any legal accountability. But I'm from th
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3y ago
Who has 4-5 hrs a day to watch television? ..or am I completely out of touch?
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3y ago
I've been quite happy with Alpine Linux. You can build it up to suit your needs for desktop, server, embedded or containers, but will run quite speedily on any supported arch from a few tens of MB of memory. The APK package manager is
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seemaze
3y ago
Malthus' modern media
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seemaze
3y ago
Thank you for that reference. As someone outside of tech, I still found Bryan Cantrill's presentation to thoroughly engaging and entertaining.
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3y ago
This is the feature that makes rectangle for me. 95% of my use case is just cycling windows sizes (1/3 - 1/2 - 2/3) snapped to either side of my screen with '[' and ']' as shortcuts. Works wonderfully on b
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3y ago
Any website that hijacks my browsers back button is a hard pass.
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3y ago
I've got an 80% hit rate at best across all carriers (in the US). I'm constantly trading mail with my neighbors due to mis-deliveries. It's a good thing we now have the option to go mostly paperless for important documents at
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3y ago
I've been waiting for this ever since Apple locked passkey support behind their existing (and infuriating) password autofill implementation. It irritates me so much that I refuse to use passkeys on iClould anymore, which is a shame bec
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3y ago
Exactly this, you should be viewing a monitor in the same lighting environment that you would read a book or magazine. The catch is physical media forces you to address a deficiency by changing your environment, where an illuminated screen
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3y ago
I'm sorry for your ailments.
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3y ago
My 11 pro was the same way. And then I got a 14 pro.. it has noticeably worse battery life, I suspect in part due to 5G which I have since disabled. I tend to keep it on the charging stand on my desk for video calls as it now has magsafe (o
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