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t1c
2y ago
Have fun getting your accounts compromised, then. I have no clue why anyone would actively hate security measures.
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t1c
2y ago
It's location based. The default place on the map for me was the Airbnb I'm staying at right now
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t1c
2y ago
I did NOT read that initially as "clocks"...
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t1c
2y ago
I don't see what having an arch setup would have to do with running it through wine, but running your main browser under a heavy compatibility layer is practically unusable in my book. I need my browser to be able to be invoked in no m
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t1c
2y ago
So, despite being based on Chromium, there's no Linux builds? Would like to try this but me and my entire team uses Linux.
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Nerdfetch, a Neofetch Alternative with NerdFonts
(github.com)
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t1c
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t1c
2y ago
Guess this is a good opportunity to plug my own neofetch alternative, NerdFetch https://github.com/ThatOneCalculator/NerdFetch
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t1c
2y ago
I don't think it's that... I've tried many VR apps and games (as far back as 7 years ago!) and it's just not for me. Don't get me wrong, it can be fun and engaging, but not a game-changer. And that's fine, peop
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t1c
2y ago
I've used the Valve Index before, it's a great experience but not something that I found to be groundbreaking or life-changing.
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t1c
2y ago
I don't get your point -- you're allowed to not like an invasive company and you're allowed to refuse to use their products if you don't like what they're doing. I don't think anyone in this conversation is mak
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2y ago
I don't think it's a particularly sad hill to die on – Meta has proven themselves to be exploitative, invasive, and downright malicious time and time again.
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t1c
2y ago
Would you look at that... https://youtube.com/shorts/KzBpAYbib0c
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t1c
2y ago
We were connecting over `pg` (NodeJS). The web dashboard was constantly logging me out and was overall a mess (although I'd imagine it might be a bit better now, given GA?). There's no DMs on HackerNews btw
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t1c
2y ago
Hi Mike, I appreciate that, but I don't think I see myself using Neon anytime soon, if at all.
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2y ago
I tried Neon a few months ago when attempting to switch away from a self hosted db. It was a horrible experience, customer support was unhelpful, it was glitchy, slow, and laggy, and even before the price increase their pricing was way too
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t1c
2y ago
Any tool that can make arbitrary illustrations, no matter how complex, convoluted, or limited, can and will always be used to draw dicks.
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t1c
2y ago
Making things is fun, usually regardless of the medium
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2y ago
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" definitely has its practical limits
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t1c
2y ago
Xcbvxtvznz
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t1c
2y ago
Every girl born after 1999 only knows how to be on they phone, eat hot chip and lie
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t1c
2y ago
Facts, absolutely love em The blue ones weird me out though
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t1c
2y ago
> ...and periodically munching on Takis corn snacks... 100% AI written article. No human has ever said "Takis corn snacks"
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2y ago
Saying the Nintendo Switch is BSD based is a bit of a stretch, Horizon (the Nintendo Switch operating system) runs a proprietary, fully custom microkernel and has some utilities from both FreeBSD and Android. > Despite popular misconcept
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t1c
2y ago
With a desktop environment and everything?! I had no clue, I'd love to see a demo or at least feature chart
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t1c
2y ago
It's not no-name, but Xiaomi has a line of printers under the Mijia brand if you want some Chinese inkjet or laser printers.
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t1c
2y ago
> Apple M1 SoC support, e.g. the M1 Mac Mini. AsahiBSD soon?
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t1c
2y ago
It's almost as if they take inspiration and design patterns from each other because of the desire to iterate upon proven ideas
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t1c
3y ago
This is a nothing burger. Apple has filled TONS of patents over the years for products they'll never make, just so others couldn't attempt to make them instead.
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t1c
3y ago
Even though they were only my public repos in there, I really don't like this being opt out instead of opt in, especially since some of those repositories were not under fully permissive licenses
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3y ago
I'd be fine if "ID for the web" was implemented with privacypass https://privacypass.github.io/
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