spicybright

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by spicybright 1y ago
A cheap android phone would perform better and for much cheaper.
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by spicybright 1y ago
It's not supposed to, the big value of those is variables and combining rules together in a modular way. You'd define your own gap-1. It's not supposed to be a design system.
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by spicybright 1y ago
Every cellphone without a valid service plan is still required to be able to call 911 in most places of the world, including the US, and carriers eat the costs. It should be obvious why. Frankly it's weird they're making a clone o
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by spicybright 1y ago
It's still the case now for sure on cell networks that are still active that your phone can reach. At least in the US.
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by spicybright 1y ago
I like it but smashing the keyboard to win is a massive issue.
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by spicybright 1y ago
Seeing the shadow whip across from the css animation rule when going between waxing and waning gibus is real janky looking.
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by spicybright 1y ago
That's actually kinda sad you lost friends. I feel like that should be a priority?
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by spicybright 1y ago
I like the idea. But when you say "bullet proof" security, there are exploits to break out of VMs that exist. Have you looked into those?
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by spicybright 1y ago
Sure! https://github.com/mackstann/tinywm I've run it once a long time ago and worked perfectly fine for me.
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by spicybright 1y ago
I'm not the most knowledgeable, but a protocol talks to another process through a specific format. I personally think its more powerful than writing a new process to replace and existing. My favorite example is an X11 windows manager i
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by spicybright 1y ago
I've never seen the show so it took a bit to understand, but it's a pretty clever game! It's kind of like Go, but you only have 4 pieces that you can move around the board to build walls between cells to mark territory. Good
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by spicybright 1y ago
That would have been a hilarious timeline if they just upgraded ipods with cell networking, at least for one model. Then you can use this for typing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BnLbv6QYcA
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by spicybright 1y ago
I really wish there was a good demo section where I could try out the elements.
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by spicybright 1y ago
The UI is rough but this is very impressive!
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by spicybright 1y ago
I honestly think that's the way things are going. People are tired of AI generated junk and doom scrolling. I notice a lot of young people have migrated to places like discord or group chats lately. A tight knit circle of friends witho
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by spicybright 1y ago
I'm not sure what TFA or xi means, but any program you install can stay open in the background for quick launching. What makes you think microsoft has exclusive access to doing that?
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by spicybright 1y ago
Lots of people keep a windows machine around for that one game that doesn't run on linux. Might make a come back!
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by spicybright 1y ago
Oh, I didn't even know fastboot was a thing. That's pretty clever. Does it still need to be disabled if you're dualbooting and not interacting with the windows partition? And yeah, I have a desktop computer. I bet hardware fa
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by spicybright 1y ago
I wish libreoffice was better. I've tried replacing office with it and every time it has the weirdest stuff going on. UI is clunky, importing/exporting office made docs is glitchy, and I've even run into actions that don&#x27
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by spicybright 1y ago
You're not wrong, I don't know anyone that likes all these new features. I wonder if it even matters though. Corporations are always going to use it, and the cheapest laptops will always come with it.
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by spicybright 1y ago
How? Any other office suite or program could do the same thing.
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by spicybright 1y ago
I'm actually not sure why so many people are saying it's slow. For me login screen pops up maybe a few seconds from the bios, then everything is fully loaded after I enter my password.
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by spicybright 2y ago
Could you share how you pick each day's words?
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by spicybright 2y ago
Just worked through a lot of the puzzles. I love the concept, and I also like how the timer doesn't reset when you switch between them. 3 pieces of feedback: 1. Since your time matters, a start button before a new puzzle is presented w
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by spicybright 2y ago
Same complaint. Also, not to poke fun at us too hard but there's probably less sports fans here than the average population :) Really like the idea though.
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by spicybright 2y ago
I've always wondered why it was versioned as 4.0. Was it just the 4th glider game to come out?
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by spicybright 2y ago
Thank you for the correction! The story is basically minecraft folklore, so the details get exaggerated.
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by spicybright 2y ago
There's a very funny story behind MinecraftForFree.com which is what most people used back then. Notch (the creator of minecraft) was angry someone was posting his game online for free. He emailed the owner, Dylan, of the site threaten
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by spicybright 2y ago
I played sooo much glider in highschool study hall, although it was the windows version, glider 4.0 I liked the gameplay so much I learned 6502 asm and coded my own version for the atari 2600. Nowhere near parity with the real version obvio
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by spicybright 2y ago
I love the idea of the product, I could have definitely used it in the past. And I really love your responses to questions asked here. You're very honest and friendly. If I get into webdev again, I'll definitely give Polypane a sh

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