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by ta8903 9mo ago
https://linux-hardware.org/ is useful for this.
92.
by ta8903 11mo ago
Bind it yourself? Also I'm pretty sure default Gnome and KDE include emojis in their "start" menu search, which is its own kind of annoying.
93.
by ta8903 1y ago
During the Euros they replace the British flag with flags for England, Scotland and Wales on the sports board.
94.
by ta8903 1y ago
What do you suggest as an alternative? Some kind of app store that periodically updates everything? The biggest thing package managers resolve is having everything be updated in the background, I'm tired of taking 5 minutes apart to up
95.
by ta8903 1y ago
They believe the moon is a flat circle (not a sphere).
96.
by ta8903 1y ago
This makes no sense. Israel calls everyone killed a Hamas operative. If GP's 10:1 ratio were true, it would be within the 20,000 Israel said they've killed.
97.
by ta8903 1y ago
Is this a bit?
98.
by ta8903 1y ago
The tech will be useful both for wars as well as for the disaster recovery efforts after your federal funding is cut down for boycotting the wars.
99.
by ta8903 1y ago
>Linux needs a killer app, not just equivalent-app or "linux flavored" app that does the same thing, a DAW, a font editor, a GIS app, something. Those examples aren't killer apps because they could be ran in Windows/L
100.
by ta8903 1y ago
As a kid I always thought "few" was ~5 and "several" was ~7.
101.
by ta8903 1y ago
This "hack" also works in real life, youtubers low to talk slowly to increase the video runtime so I watch everything other than songs at 2x speed (and that's only because their player doesn't let you go faster).
102.
by ta8903 1y ago
To be fair it's the same god.
103.
by ta8903 1y ago
It's definitely not unlikely because I very clearly remember WhatsApp being a paid app from the beginning, but I also remember no one actually having to pay for it. Couldn't tell you how exactly it worked but I've used it sin
104.
by ta8903 1y ago
It's like the classic argument about IRC vs Discord. IRC is more convoluted to use, the clients are subpar, you need to set up a BNC to receive messages when offline, but Discord requires you to give up your phone number. Some people f
105.
by ta8903 2y ago
So they don't let you use grep? Sounds like hell.
106.
by ta8903 2y ago
Another example: Instead of paying writers, get an LLM to turn a paragraph of information into a long article that says the same thing thrice in different ways. Readers get annoyed and take a mental note of your website as being low effort
107.
by ta8903 2y ago
>I've seen what a week's worth of groceries looks like for four people >short of a rickshaw you ain't getting all of that on a bicycle with or without panniers Four Americans, maybe.
108.
by ta8903 2y ago
It is possible to draw on a map in other ways, yes.
109.
by ta8903 2y ago
Might not be related but "Nazar" means vision in Hindi.
110.
by ta8903 2y ago
Looks to me like Greenwich is really mean on timekeeping devices.
111.
by ta8903 2y ago
First cloud-based* password manager.
112.
by ta8903 2y ago
Yes, this website.
113.
by ta8903 2y ago
"A breath is a breath, you can't say it's only a half"
114.
by ta8903 3y ago
I think you misunderstood the parent post, they didn't say democracies had a common gang crime problem or that there is a correlation between gangs and democracies, they just said democracies don't do very well in dealing with gan
115.
by ta8903 3y ago
When are they allowing sign ups for third world countries?
116.
by ta8903 3y ago
Cheap for first world wages.
117.
by ta8903 3y ago
30-40 seems reasonable.
118.
by ta8903 3y ago
To be fair the theory doesn't say soldiers won't cross borders when goods do.
119.
by ta8903 3y ago
It's the weekend so I can't confirm this with my work laptop but I'm pretty sure using arrow keys snaps windows in their predefined configurations (half the screen). And then the annoying UI asking what you want to do with th
120.
by ta8903 3y ago
>hands down the best window management of any OS Huh? You can't even snap windows to screen edges.

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