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by sorrythanks 1y ago
buy second hand
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
it's nice
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
I have, yes! I do it a lot when dragging and dropping on Linux. Start the drag with one finger, and then bring a new finger in to move it. It's just like using a button. I've not had to configure anything to make this work for a n
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
Have you tried holding with one finger and aiming with the other?
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
From the article: > After 15 days, Audio Hijack will nag you to register at launch and will quit after 15 minutes. Before the bug: after 15 days, the 15 minutes alert would start to appear. --- From the article: > In version 1.6, we a
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
What's the alternative?
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
Looks like they can avoid these restrictions: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/115090818389369737 > "GrapheneOS doesn't include Google Mobile Services and the requirements for certification aren'
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
that's interesting because Barnes & Noble and Waterstones are opening more stores because buying books is up
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
You can still make a ringtone for free by renaming an m4a to .m4r and then dragging it to your phone. You can also make ringtones right on the phone using Garageband.
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
Perhaps we are talking about programming with holes: https://hazel.org/
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
what's the song??
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
that's funny, it motivates me to type `any`
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
Start drawing live fish
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
you might enjoy Lem! for ages i thought it was an editor _for_ common lisp, and then i learned the other day that it has built in lsp mode and highlighting for typescript and lots of other langs. it's pretty good! though i highly recom
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
I don't know! I remember where I was standing when i realized you could do it, by accident! so i know it's been there since at least 2018, because the building whose smoking area i was standing in got knocked down the next year ^^
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
if you hold down the space bar you can use that to slide the cursor around :)
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
GPL was a good idea
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
I see, I hear you. That isn't what local-first means, though. This is what local-first means: • https://www.inkandswitch.com/essay/local-first/ • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMq0vncHJvU
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by sorrythanks 1y ago
> If it's local-first then it's already subject to rot. Can you expand on this?
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
SolidJS
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
https://pierre.co/
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
so was mine!
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
kill all quants
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
what package manager is dictated by the C, C++, Common Lisp, Ruby, Prolog, Pascal... any language's standard? I am struggling to think of a single standardized language whose standard defines the package manager
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
This is a wonderful project, I'm very excited for it. I look forward to reading about the WebAssembly plan
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Adults crawl all the time
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
And then when you imagine the legitimate uses you have to imagine how allowing those legitimate uses could be misused. You always need to think red and blue.
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
If you show the source you'll be showing it to both. If you don't, hackers will still go poking around anyway. They'll find the exploits the old fashioned way.
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
> Open sourcing might lay bare some flaws which could be fixed. Or it might lay bare some flaws which could be exploited. If there are flaws(, and there are!) it might be preferable to have the chance to learn about them from grumpy secu
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
I love it! I'd be fascinated to learn what inspired this absurd keyboard layout!

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