sznio

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by sznio 3y ago
> The most recent attempt to establish one was extremely unpopular and famously stopped in 1945. that's one way to say it
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by sznio 3y ago
I really dislike it. It's a tool. It should execute instructions, not demand pleasantries.
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by sznio 3y ago
makes my PC go from 40W to 50W. not that bad. Facebook is way worse.
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by sznio 3y ago
I watched a documentary on 9/11, on 9/11. Half of my front page is still videos about 9/11 despite not watching a single one since.
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by sznio 3y ago
.thoughtbody { max-width: 90ch; } fixes the overflow so you don't have to scroll left-right to read it.
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by sznio 3y ago
>The system is not supposed to 'lock up' when you run out of physical RAM. If it does, something is wrong. I've never seen a Linux system not lock up on OOM. At work or at home the instant it starts swapping you might as w
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by sznio 3y ago
I just got a 64GB machine. It rarely sees much use, but I did go over 32GB a few times. Could've done away with less but I still have PTSD from all my applications crashing after I started Teams on my 16GB machine. On another note: Upg
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by sznio 3y ago
I remember using some software to increase the pagefile on my Windows Phone. Multitasking worked so much better after that. Apps loaded faster since it would just take the image of an app suspended in the pagefile rather than starting it ov
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by sznio 3y ago
Copilot will collapse for any query more complex than 3 clicks. And any intermediate excel user will be able to perform these clicks quicker than to formulate their prompt.
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by sznio 3y ago
> Presents an inauthentic vision of what people are. People present an inauthentic vision of themselves in real life. They just limit themselves out of social self-preservation. They don't do that online, so we need machines to pick
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by sznio 3y ago
> I call him and he doesn't reply. Why? Coze he turns the sound volume off, just so he can have some peace of mind. Otherwise it's "ping ping ping ping", relentlessly throughout the day and night. Same for me. I usual
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by sznio 3y ago
>Schools and kindergartens in Poland all switched over to some garbage SaaS that incorporates a half-assed, barely functioning faux-e-mail service Ahhh, Librus. Worse than useless.
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by sznio 3y ago
In the EU we had the option to opt out of marketing messaging when signing up for services for a long time. Some services (mainly telco's) punish you with an extra fee for doing that, but it's still worth it. I just realized that
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by sznio 3y ago
on Android you can set an app as an accessibility service to read notifications and as an assistant to make actions.
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by sznio 3y ago
* A developer who produces faster code is more expensive to hire. * Any developer - good or bad - will deliver the same feature faster if they implement it naively, rather than digging deep and optimizing it. * A slow implement
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by sznio 3y ago
Don't think so that's why it's only a dream
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by sznio 3y ago
same here my coworkers aren't my friends.
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by sznio 3y ago
Since Wi-Fi is a broadcast medium, shouldn't it not matter? With a switch it would break things because MAC tables, but a Wi-Fi AP is a hub. Each device will receive packets for both devices, sure, but will that break things? I know Wi
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by sznio 3y ago
>The browser is essentially the operating system for most computing today so access to peripherals is reasonable. Sure, but the fact that browsers became operating systems is unreasonable in the first place.
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by sznio 3y ago
CSGO was closer to 24GB.
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by sznio 3y ago
>the playerbase reaction is overwhelmingly positive. Looking at reddit, it doesn't look like it, but that's just reddit. I don't like it too. It's just a worse-looking, worse-performing game. The gamemodes and maps I
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by sznio 3y ago
>This means if you practice enough you can learn to move your mouse just right to compensate and land every bullet exactly where you want... at least in theory, but I don't know if anyone is actually that good. Pro players are that
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by sznio 3y ago
>I suspect that something similar is happening with the shift to remote work. You can live in a big house in the beautiful countryside! I dream of owning a plot of land in the countryside and starting a neighbourhood there with my friend
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by sznio 3y ago
That's same as an ISP I used in 2006. My internet access was 128k, but I could get warez from the local DC++ at gigabit speeds.
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by sznio 3y ago
Nvidia is still much more reliable than Radeon on Linux.
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by sznio 3y ago
I'd actually be for it if it was S60.
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by sznio 3y ago
It's really bad in GBoard. I just tap the text itself and if I get close enough to what I want to edit I just backspace and retype. I regularly remove 5-10 characters just to fix a single mistyped one.
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by sznio 3y ago
>exept zooming (pinching with 2 fingers) 2 fingers is already too much. Maybe I could've done it with 2010 smartphones, but new ones are so large that I switched to double-tap then drag ages ago. It's annoying having to involve
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by sznio 3y ago
swype was so damn good and nothing comes even close. too bad it got killed off. windows phone keyboard was good too. the key "hitbox" would grow or shrink based on predictive text and typing speed, so if you're writing someth
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by sznio 3y ago
>in-browser game >euro InnoGames/Gameforge?

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