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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Element Desktop is the element desktop client (doesn't officially have sliding sync yet)
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Element X does video chat just fine by now, doesn't it?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
They had more important user experience things to work on than push to talk (no offense)
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
You are building a phone app for open code? You mean like fossify phone or?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
well you cannot design for the unpredictable, but well designed code will make refactoring easier anyways
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
did the uptime go up instead of down during the outage? thought I saw 99.36% and 99.35% more than an hour ago - now it's up at 99.43% edit: funny thing, my phone shows 99.29% uptime for "claude.ai" while my PC shows 99.43% a
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Neither is AWS
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Why not just contribute to an open source project?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
tampermonkey scripts works with Firefox - chrome extensions don't
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
> You do get it on chat services, but there's no option there to create sub-conversations. It's called threads - even Matrix has these
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
well, there's plenty of that out there (including from me) without ads on Codeberg
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
independent of what or who?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
I doubt file by file rewriting takes as much work as rewriting and refactoring the code - especially at this scale.
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Advertisement has been on a decade-long crusade to destroy the internet.
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
you can be tracked without cookies - the cookie dialogs are about tracking and processing of personal data in general. -> not really sensible
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
uBlock Origin -> allows blocking dialogs (legally implies refusal of everything not necessary, because you don't agree to something requiring agreement) Consent-O-Matic -> automated configuration to your preferences using the dia
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
What's hacker news?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
For me the majority of private news sites are already subscriptions with a part of it being available without subscriptions. Then there is publicly accessible news forcibly paid by everyone. I guess even without ads content without subscrip
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
1) Not every single site is displaying ads, e.g. Codeberg.org 2) aren't you paying indirectly anyways? (With only a part of the revenue actually landing in the bags of the operator of the site - another part is used to fund Google Chro
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
> I accidentally let myself get too extreme about deciding that ads are evil. Not surprising I regret that, given the nature of extremism. Sounds like a good argumentation to consume some cocaine. Not consuming it at all is just too extr
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
If I want to know what's available for purchase, I check out https://geizhals.de or visit a store and look what's there. Hope I could give insight into a largely ad free life
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Why?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Stop using electron
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Trying to ignore reality doesn't sound rational.
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
to avoid comparing apples with oranges
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Why is it not?
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Micro$oft's wiki: > Language-Integrated Query (LINQ) is the name for a set of technologies based on the integration of query capabilities directly into the C# language.
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Might not be a good option though if you also spawn a bunch of blocking io tasks, which benefit from a large number of threads.
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
> People want to be where other people are not neceessarily true, see Matrix where it pretty much doesn't matter where you are
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
put the same optimization effort into a native app

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