solardev

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by solardev 2y ago
I'd guess most websites and UX people assume clicking is more common than selecting (though I doubt they have the analytics to prove that). I'm sure you can userscript/greasemonkey that functionality the way you like it, but
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by solardev 2y ago
In Chrome on macOS, you can hold down the OPT key to more easily drag-select the "namespace" part without triggering the link or drag-and-drop.
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by solardev 2y ago
Why? Gopher works fine!
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by solardev 2y ago
How about a basic mobile view?
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by solardev 2y ago
We had a similar discussion yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42627453
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by solardev 2y ago
I work for a tiny company of like a dozen people. It's my favorite job ever. No stress or bullshit, good coworkers and customers. The product doesn't change as fast as in bigger companies, but that's ok. We try to keep it sma
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by solardev 2y ago
Sorry, I mean in a larger form factor (20 plus inches). It's easy to find smaller high res ones. But I specifically needed something bigger so I can see the text.
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by solardev 2y ago
You should give Geforce Now a try. It's dramatically better than Stadia. (I used both.) GFN has much more powerful graphics (because they're Nvidia), supports 4k, 10-bit color, HDR, ultrawide, etc. Nvidia Reflex helps with latency
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by solardev 2y ago
Been using it for a while but it's been hit and miss, unfortunately. It's not a plug and play solution and doesn't have a pre-game compatibility database that Proton has Crossover had their own, but many games still don&#x27
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by solardev 2y ago
Do you keep it at "base camp" so to speak, like with the tent? Or do you wear it on the pack while hiking?
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by solardev 2y ago
Wait... what! How have I gone my whole life without knowing about these?! That's an amazing invention!
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by solardev 2y ago
There's nothing quite like waking up to your private parts being gently caressed by panda food.
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by solardev 2y ago
I'd prefer slightly higher resolution too, but for coding work (especially for my aging eyes) 1080p is actually fine. It's actually really hard to find portable monitors of this size. Maybe there just isn't a market for an ev
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by solardev 2y ago
I work in a support role, so most often just various frontend web frameworks that our customers use (Next, Astro, Svelte, etc.). Occasionally basic node scripts. Rarely, I also interact with dev instances of our backend in Ruby inside Docke
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by solardev 2y ago
There is a lot of inter-game variability, unfortunately. (I'm a regular tester and contributor to the Crossover compatibility database: https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility ) Some games, especially simple indie tit
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by solardev 2y ago
Yeah, it's unfortunately only viable if you're near one of their data centers – and even then, some of their international third-party partners have crappy graphics cards and networks. In the US, though, it is an amazing experie
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by solardev 2y ago
100% this is Apple's fault. They never took gaming seriously. I'd hoped that would change with the M series integrated GPUs, but that hasn't been the case lately, with only a tiny number of titles launching with Apple Silicon
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by solardev 2y ago
As a Mac user, I've only been able to watch the Proton improvements from the sidelines. I'm happy to see them but can't make use of them. On the other hand, GeForce Now is what let me get rid of Windows and my gaming desktop
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by solardev 2y ago
It's not really a cost issue. Windows UX sucks on small handhelds. It's just not made for that form factor. SteamOS was.
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Cite?
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by solardev 2y ago
They're ridiculously expensive though. You can get like 75% of the features/quality for a third of the price. They're nice if you're made of money, but totally out of reach for normal people.
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by solardev 2y ago
I love love love working in teams, as long as it's not micromanaged and Agiled to death. Being able to work with people of different skill levels, both learning from them and tutoring them, is amazing for professional growth. I also lo
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by solardev 2y ago
Also, my Jetbrains IDEs (mostly use Webstorm and RubyMine). As an individual, I pay $173/year for their all products pack after a 40%loyalty discount. It's an incredible productivity boost over VScode and I'm quite happy to p
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by solardev 2y ago
I got a big portable monitor (22 inches, https://www.asus.com/us/displays-desktops/monitors/zenscreen... ) that was just a bit over $200 on sale. They make a more expensive 24 in version too. Love it. It can t
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by solardev 2y ago
Do you find DLSS unacceptable even on "quality" mode without frame generation? I've found it an amazing balance between quality and performance (ultra everything with quality DLSS looks and run way better than, say, medium wi
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by solardev 2y ago
...yes. In a very limited single browser window, that you only use for one website. That, or you can hope that Google treats Firefox better (it won't) or Mozilla is able to keep up with Chrome's changes (it won't) or just use
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by solardev 2y ago
What about installing the PWA of Meet using Chrome, and using Chrome only for that?
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by solardev 2y ago
(Disclaimer: I work for a headless CMS, but not an open source or self hostable one) If you're primarily writing docs, have you considered a system for that (like Docusaurus) or a simple MDX (Markdown with JSX) system like Astro or Gra
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by solardev 2y ago
I love ultrawides rather than the standard 16:9s. You can put two windows side by side and each is still usable.
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by solardev 2y ago
I use https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hide-google-ai-over...

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