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> I have a 2021 MacBook Pro with an M1 Pro. It's getting a bit old, so it would be nice to replace it Why though? My 2021 M1 still feels more beefy than pretty much any other laptop on the market. I have a M1, and an M4 for work and
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1y ago
Impressive work, congrats!
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> I didn't use the word "correct", you did. You do know we can infer unwritten things from context, right? > I say that newsboat is the best thing > Why not have a device for reading, and read there? These sound like
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1y ago
How is this better?
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> Why not have a device for reading, and read there? I'm curious to know why you think this way of doing is "correct"? I like reading my RSS feeds on my phone. And on my laptop. And on my tablet, sometimes.
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Cmd+` doesn't work on an azerty layout for some reason. And even if it did, it doesn't make sense. Why would I want to first cmd+tab to the correct application and then cmd+` to the correct window if I can just do it with cmd+tab?
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If you want to survive on macOS after using Windows your whole life, I strongly suggest you install AltTab[1]. The default cmd+tab behavior on macOS is completely outdated and makes no sense (you can't cmd+tab between open windows of t
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> stability has been replaced with transitional pains of a new application framework, iOS-ification of much of the system, and inconsistent behavior I see your point but I kinda disagree. As a daily macOS user (I have a MBP for work and
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I’d argue it’s easier than ever today, thanks to Vite
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But IIRC you don’t even need to use the launcher, that’s the whole point of DRM free games You can just download them from GOG and play, so no Linux launcher is not a big deal, just a convenience (some would argue launchers are an inconveni
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Same for me, my eyes just jumped from function keyword to keyword
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> But if I'm on some weird machine Then use grep, what’s your point? grep is not going away because ripgrep is better, but ripgrep might become more available? I also notice you’re saying "if", so you’re not. So again, wha
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That goes against the UNIX philosophy IMO. Tools doing "one thing and doing it well" also means that tools can and should be replaced when a superior alternative emerges. That's pretty much the whole point of simple utilities
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1y ago
Seems reasonable to me
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1y ago
Trump was not elected by bots. Half the US population is hateful.
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You should, it’s pretty clear MAGA are completely out of their minds… if you’re equating anything that happens in your country to whatever happened under Biden or Obama before that, you’re delusional. The government is speed running fascism
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1y ago
Familiarity I guess? I've never heard of rsbuild before. In comparison, the "Vite" name directly brings me joy and makes me think of high quality, enjoyable tooling.
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I do. Can you name some specific examples where Wikipedia is not accurate? You can’t throw these accusations without proofs or reputable sources.
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> For example it blacklists Fox News but allows CNN or MSNBC as valid citable sources. Gee I wonder why! Maybe because of the constant lying, corruption, and absolute MAGA cult bias. Wikipedia is biased towards truth, which incidentally
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I like giscus too, it’s pretty neat. It makes a lot of sense for tech blogs since the audience likely already has a GitHub account. And the comments being hosted in discussions makes them easy to backup in case you want to roll your own com
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1y ago
Well that's an easy boycott, EA has been pretty much irrelevant to the video games scene for the past few years anyway.
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Why the hell does LinkedIn need to train AI models?
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Are you serious? Is updating dependencies and runners controversial somehow? Just update your dependencies, it's not that hard. And it's even easier when you do it routinely as part of a deprecation planning.
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Oh yeah, because the US freedom of speech amendment is so effective right now.
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No need to be ashamed, if it works it works. Whetstones look cooler but they do the same job. I actually bought the same device at a local knife store for my parents and the clerk said it was perfect if you just want to get sharp knives and
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> we get downvoted/banned/doxxed (on most platforms) when we do say what we think. Gee I wonder why! Maybe because you guys say the most vile and hateful shit out loud, are intolerant of people existing and constantly try to im
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The Trump Administration Says IUDs and the Pill Are Abortions
(jessica.substack.com)
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What would it have to do with politics?
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Yep, the comment you're replying to is off by a few decades
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Wait, I thought "bias" was a woke word Republicans are ruining EVERYTHING.
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