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by setopt 1y ago
Yup: https://github.com/a-schaefers/systemE
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by setopt 1y ago
I can highly recommend KKP. It works very well in Kitty, and it even lets you map super keybindings, swap modifier keys, etc. I also used it on MacOS to get a low-latency frame on big hiDPI screens where the Cocoa GUI becomes quite unusable
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by setopt 1y ago
They could choose to not offer the new feature to users on old hardware, but still provide those platforms with e.g. security updates and key features like Safari upgrades.
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by setopt 1y ago
Thanks for all the replies! I'll probably try Fedora KDE first in that case :) Last time I used KDE as my main desktop was v3.x, I switched away once v4.0 was released (at launch it was slow, unstable, and lacked many features). But it
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by setopt 1y ago
I used Linux for a long time (since ~2002), but for the past years I've been daily-driving a MacBook. I'm now switching back, and will likely go with either Gnome or KDE. I've used XFCE, i3wm, etc. for years before – and brie
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by setopt 1y ago
I still feel a bit sad about the changes that happened ~2012. Linux on the desktop really had a strong momentum going around Ubuntu and Gnome 2, where quite a few non-geeks started switching over as well. But then everything fragmented quit
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by setopt 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women-only_passenger_car
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by setopt 1y ago
Windows Subsystem for Linux Usage or something would have been clearer.
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by setopt 1y ago
Do they check passports to validate who goes where?
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by setopt 1y ago
Same here. I was about to order a new MacBook recently, but there’s been a lot of small issues annoying me over the past few years and Liquid Glass was the straw that broke the camel’s back for me. Back to Linux for me. Ended up ordering a
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by setopt 1y ago
> I guess we can characterize this as some kind of hallucination+streisand effect combo, ever-polluting the corpuses with a stain that cannot be soaked out. Or just a machine equivalent of the Mandela effect?
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by setopt 1y ago
I don’t doubt that a conventional laptop or desktop will be far less common in a decade. But both iPads and Android tablets have keyboard cases. Even many phones can these days be plugged into USB-C docking stations that enable the use of a
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by setopt 1y ago
Personally: Yes, I do. Likely, voice assistants and other AI tools will have a bigger market share in a decade, sure. But I doubt an interface like Alexa can replace a PC-like setup for most of the «real work». Instead, I imagine we’ll just
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by setopt 1y ago
It’s easy to implement on a computer, but I think they want it built into a kindle.
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by setopt 1y ago
Sounds a bit similar to ChatGPT Pulse.
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by setopt 1y ago
My main complaint about them is no first-party support for type checking, you need external packages like beartype decorators.
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by setopt 1y ago
> Why do people want to share information someplace that gets lost to the sands of time? I mean, it’s the same reasons people used IRC for decades, and some people were unhappy if channels saved and published the IRC logs. Informal async
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by setopt 1y ago
If I recall correctly, the side windows on cars let through more UVA, while the front windows block both efficiently.
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by setopt 1y ago
There are other benefits as well. For example, some eye exposure to violet or ultraviolet light have been shown to reduce myopia, which might be one reason why glasses usage has increased a lot. (Screen usage is a big myopia factor as well,
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by setopt 1y ago
I got my first MacBook at Catalina, and still miss it. For a while, I downgraded my Intel Mac to Catalina again; I love the aesthetic compared to the newer releases, and it’s fast and snappy. But the situation now is: No recent apps work on
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by setopt 1y ago
I don’t know if this would work for you, but I’m personally using 1Password on my laptop to generate 2FA codes. It worked even on Microsoft services, after clicking through lots of alternative settings, although some employers might disable
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by setopt 1y ago
It’s tricky to find an objective optimum. Personally I’ve been happy with up to 100 chars per line (aim for 80 but some lines are just more readable without wrapping). But someone will always have to either scroll horizontally or wrap the
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by setopt 1y ago
> I don't know exactly what's the logic but sometimes I need to confirm a rm operation with an "y". I believe some Linux distributions alias rm to either rm -i or -I in their default shell config.
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by setopt 1y ago
That and the metric system is why en_SE is my preferred locale even though I’m not Swedish or in Sweden
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by setopt 1y ago
> If you track your config with git, you can track plugins with submodules. This has the added advantage of pinning the exact version (and tracking that version in for). I did this for a year or so, with the motivation that submodules co
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by setopt 1y ago
Interesting concept, but they should define mob programming on the landing page instead of having to dig into links.
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by setopt 1y ago
> And the training data has to exist, you can't find millions of pages depicting every thought a person went through before writing something. And such data can't exist because most thoughts aren't even language. It would
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by setopt 1y ago
Google Hat, the coming successor to Google Glass.
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by setopt 1y ago
My 2021 M1 MacBook is still good, but my 2020 Intel MacBook Air (16GB RAM) has felt unusable since 2022 or so. After upgrading macOS past Big Sur it just got unusably slow, would randomly hang or have high idle CPU usage, battery power was
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by setopt 1y ago
It focused on cloud / collab from the beginning though.

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