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by sen 7mo ago
This is so much fun, and some an awesome idea. Playing around with it gives me that same feeling as playing with MSPaint as a kid, exploring different brushes and seeing how they interact.
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by sen 8mo ago
That’s already a thing. Infill. There’s lots of variations of infill that all have different strengths and weaknesses.
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by sen 8mo ago
I used to consider it a form of flow-state when you’ve played Descent/Overload long enough that up/down stops being a thing. It always took a while each session to get to that point, but once you were there it all just starting fl
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by sen 8mo ago
Overload VR was one of the most intense VR experiences I’ve ever had. It also really helps immerse you in the “there’s no up/down” feeling. Sure, you start feeling sick after a few minutes, but it’s such a fun few minutes that you can’
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by sen 8mo ago
OP site only has 2 posts, both about OpenClaw, and “About” goes to a fake LinkedIn profile with an AI photo. Welcome to the future I guess, everyone is a bot except you.
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by sen 8mo ago
Oh it's not just me? Typing on my iPhone in the last few months (~6 months?) has been absolutely atrocious. I've tried disabling/enabling every combination of keyboard setting I can thinkj of, but the predictive text just ran
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by sen 9mo ago
TheOldNet runs a decent WebRing that still gets new sites added to it pretty regularly, and is almost always just personal websites/blogs. I quite like it (and my site is on it) https://webring.theoldnet.com There's al
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by sen 9mo ago
I’ve done multiple projects that use 20m+ of WS2812s. I deliver the main power in segments from a single large PSU and run 5v signal (despite being designed for 3.3v signal most will handle 5v fine and works better for longer strips). Runni
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by sen 9mo ago
I searched for that exact phrase out of curiosity because I haven’t used Google in years… and it’s even worse than you say. I got an AI summary that takes up half the screen, which doesn’t even give the right answer, then 5 YouTube videos w
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by sen 10mo ago
That’s implied by the fact he was on the Joe Rogan show.
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by sen 10mo ago
I’ve blogged on and off since the late 90s when it was more “update the /writings.html file with a new addition every now and then” and I learned pretty early that I don’t actually care if anyone reads the stuff I like, I just like the
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by sen 10mo ago
Or compression that makes a streamed 4K video look worse than a 1080p video played locally.
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by sen 10mo ago
I’ve been griping over this for years now. I get pretty bad RSI so like using a split mechanical keyboard for coding, but I also use long/complex passwords so I like using Touch ID too. It dumbfounds me that you can’t get a Touch ID pa
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by sen 10mo ago
Leaded is easier to solder with, lead-free is less bad for you, but inhaling any fumes from burning stuff isn’t good for you, so use an extractor/filter no matter what.
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by sen 11mo ago
The ability to highlight/copy/etc text on Macs/iOS these days is such a killer feature. I use it almost every day, both for copying/translating text in screenshots or taking photos of text to then copy it into my notes l
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by sen 11mo ago
My kids (pre-teen) have Pi400s. It lets them play around with basic graphics apps, write stories, write and print letters to family, play simple games without the kid-hostile world of modern “mainstream” gaming, watch movies from the NAS,
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by sen 11mo ago
Yup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XK5-n4rR7Q
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by sen 11mo ago
This is very very cool, and unlike a lot of other "hobby" OSes actually looks usable as a daily driver if your needs are basic (kids, elderly, older/cheaper hardware, etc). While for nerds computers have become these monstrou
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by sen 11mo ago
Missed opportunity for the virtual Sphere to work on mobile via the keyboard in the graphics!
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by sen 1y ago
Godot is pretty awesome. Easy to learn, can do 2D or 3D, and can export to HTML5/webasm that works across all major OSes and browsers including mobile. It’s far from perfect but I’ve been enjoying playing with it even for things that a
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by sen 1y ago
Kensington make multiple trackballs that are ambidextrous. I use both the wireless and wired (on laptop and desktop respectively) versions of their “Expert Mouse” model for a fair few years now.
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by sen 1y ago
That was relevant when you were learning to search through “information” for the answer to your question, eg the digital version of going through the library or digging through a reference book. I don’t think it’s so valuable now that you’r
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by sen 1y ago
I'm just using this zsh plugin: https://github.com/yuhonas/zsh-ansimotd
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by sen 1y ago
I have a folder of .ANS files I’ve collected from this site, and when my terminal opens it loads a random one from the folder. It’s a silly little things but it gives me that “connecting to a BBS” nostalgia feeling every time I open the ter
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by sen 1y ago
Definitely all 3.
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by sen 1y ago
https://archive.is/fEQKa The personal data of more than 6 million Qantas customers has been stolen in a cyberattack believed to be part of a co-ordinated attack on airlines globally. The United States Federal Bureau of Inve
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Qantas says 6M customers caught up in cyberattack(afr.com)
4 points by sen 1y ago|2 comments
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by sen 1y ago
> remember me from the privacy wars and the freenode drama ... the drama you created by doing a hostile takeover of Freenode and effectively killing it? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenode#Ownership_change_an...
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by sen 1y ago
I use the KanBan plugin for Obsidian and have quite liked it. It’s basic but it does the job and lets you sync however you want (it’s just a folder with markdown files).
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by sen 1y ago
Fastmail + custom domain for ~15 years. Entire extended family doing the same now and never had a single issue.

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