silon42

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361.
by silon42 3y ago
11. Thick enough for an standard ethernet port.
362.
by silon42 3y ago
Personally, I don't like it as it's too large.. and I keep hitting it by mistake... for a while I ran Thinkpads with a touchpad disabled, just using the "nub".
363.
by silon42 3y ago
It's closer to proper width of the scrollbar than many modern ones :)
364.
by silon42 3y ago
They do on mobile.
365.
by silon42 3y ago
Easy to fix: mandate that battery is not inside phone when shipped.
366.
by silon42 3y ago
I fully expect to lose access to all accounts where this is a requirement... I also missed the "Linux" authenticator section.
367.
by silon42 3y ago
Thanks... the screenshot looks good (and the setting to disable rounded corners is right there).
368.
by silon42 3y ago
As someone who has Outlook allergy, I hope this won't be an issue in Thunderbird now.
369.
by silon42 3y ago
What is a good wlroots based compositor (non tiling)?
370.
by silon42 3y ago
/s redesign a language to prevent parallel mutable use of the array
371.
by silon42 3y ago
I'd like to simply filter vocals (for listening while work/coding/...)... any tools for that? Preferably local without requirement for AI/nVidia card...
372.
by silon42 3y ago
IMO it's a big mistake that the RJ45 adapter sticks out, because the laptop is not thick enough... There is no good reason for that.. also, I'd like batteries with cylindrical cells.
373.
by silon42 3y ago
Multiple servers... Even on reddit I'd want a separate user for separate groups of subreddits... (at least for posting, for reading it could work as you describe, probably client could authenticate at one server, but connect to others
374.
by silon42 3y ago
I'd rather have a trailer/minivan rather than rent with no chance of ownership.
375.
by silon42 3y ago
This (Nest, and other home devices) can't be profitable if it requires much customer service anyway... It just needs to work after install with no issues (or changes/regressions) for 10-20 years.
376.
by silon42 3y ago
But Apple is trying to do a useful thing -- guarantee availability of slow charging cables...
377.
by silon42 3y ago
I get really annoyed, when the Firefox Home with the search input redirects my typing to the address bar.
378.
by silon42 3y ago
XUL needs to be resurrected (reimplemented)
379.
by silon42 4y ago
What do you mean cave... taskbar with those features is essential... If the OS doesn't have that, it sucks and I need 3rd party alternatives to make it usable.
380.
by silon42 4y ago
I've noticed it sometime gets into an infinite loop in Firefox, but not chromium.... :( when: "checking if the connection is secure" but then when I "verify", then I get infinite loop again
381.
by silon42 4y ago
Yeah... xterm with a few tweaks (and some pruning) would still be best for me.
382.
by silon42 4y ago
Wrong, that's an insane amount of extra power consumption... maybe even 10% which is a lot. In Europe, we have (IMO stupid) rules not to have rear ligts on at daytime , to save power (<10W I'd guess) when daytime running lights
383.
by silon42 4y ago
Yeah, I had an idea to have an IP for each container (which means almost every "containerized" application soon, possibly even every browser window).
384.
by silon42 4y ago
I still type wget when trying to download stuff... not sure if better, except for default behavior.
385.
by silon42 4y ago
It's more or less true for Java... but in my experience, less true for c#.
386.
by silon42 4y ago
Yeah, it's been a long time outstanding to ban redirects to other domains.
387.
by silon42 4y ago
Technically, noscript is a better solution. (I still use uMatrix sometimes)
388.
by silon42 4y ago
Companies probably need to ban direct Chat AI access, and only allow it via proxy... also important to see if any business data is being leaked.
389.
by silon42 4y ago
Yeah, I was looking at the cassete-combo version of the Sturmey Archer 3-speed, but I believe it would be obviously better if the top gear was direct connection (100/70/50% ratios, not 133/100/75%).
390.
by silon42 4y ago
This is why I use Linux, where I can have a choice to run MATE for a decade while GNOME, MS/Windows (especially 11) (and Apple too) are destroying their systems (from my viewpoint at least).

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