tjoff

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by tjoff 7mo ago
Trust me, so am I. And I am dead serious.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Well I could say that it isn't enough for vscode alone. And I'd be right. It all depends on how and what you use vscode for. 8GB really shouldn't be an option in 2026, it is just shortsighted and an insanely uneven build. I c
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by tjoff 7mo ago
It really isn't. It is a capable machine but modern software has made it a lemon. And that is the only reason apple sells it. So that whoever buys it needs to buy another one prematurely, generating another sale. Everything from apple
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by tjoff 7mo ago
It will do real work fine. But slack and a browser will bring it to its knees.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
People did? I thought that was common knowledge, as it also was for CDs. Not only that, compatibility with players were much worse. Though there were times were RW discs cost as much as normal ones, and some friends of mine defaulted to buy
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by tjoff 7mo ago
I only commented on the case, nothing else.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
Making instant loading and user respecting sites.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
While I do agree with your point, as a Swede not even born when the incidents happen I still knew about it, was brought up in a computer science class.
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by tjoff 7mo ago
From ANC? Active Noise Cancelling? Doesn't seem to be a thing?
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by tjoff 8mo ago
Use a custom domain and don't use google for email. And if you do use your gmail address just forward it and start to transition to something else. With time everything of importance has been transferred.
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by tjoff 8mo ago
Have you gotten any indication that machines won't have sensors?!
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by tjoff 8mo ago
I use tmux, whatever implementation the app might have I'd likely prefer just sshing in anyway
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by tjoff 8mo ago
If we normalize this shit everyone will lose. > Reasonable people with common sense don't need to upload scans of their driving licenses and passports Cue random bans. > People who claimed age checks wouldn't invade peopl
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by tjoff 8mo ago
How does that make it not "truly open source"? I made a shell script that does most of that for my needs.
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by tjoff 8mo ago
What do you mean?
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by tjoff 9mo ago
It is not. Best guess is that this is reserved for the land of the free.
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by tjoff 9mo ago
Not sure if it qualifies but even bees have a dance that describes the direction, distance and quantity of nectar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waggle_dance Feels like a lot of animals just lack ability to articulate.
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by tjoff 10mo ago
I just want to be able to backup my playlists. Maybe thats possible but last time I looked I could only find sites that wanted your login, not gonna happen.
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by tjoff 10mo ago
Reddit would be even worse if the translations were better, now you don't have to waste much time because it hits you right in the face. Never ever translate something without asking about it first. When I search for something in my na
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by tjoff 11mo ago
Users have no options because... everything has been centralized. So it doesn't matter if users care or not. Users are never a consideration today anyway.
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by tjoff 11mo ago
I'm with you. But the worst case isn't a hobby. The worst case is if you burn out and at the same time loose all appetite for both your work and your hobbies at the same time.
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by tjoff 11mo ago
Yes, but the problem is that people often choose a hobby that will benefit their career. If you are going to spend time on a hobby why not pick a hobby that also benefits your career? Win win? I struggle with that, partly because computer s
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by tjoff 1y ago
Because IMAP is horrible, it is another driving reason why we are moving towards the dystopian world of webmail.
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by tjoff 1y ago
Webapps limited by 4GiB memory? Sounds about right. Guess 512 GiB menory is the minimum to read email nowadays.
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by tjoff 1y ago
You cache the revocation list, no? If it is in the list it is revoked... How do you know it is allowed again? Because it responds with a new certificate, that isn't revoked... You are not leaking anything. You are just downloading a li
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by tjoff 1y ago
You could of course cache the list, only download whatever was new from a specific date. Short-lived certs would vastly reduce the list as well. Not really sure how big of a problem a list could be?
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by tjoff 1y ago
Yeah, didn't see it mentioned, I trust it will still be available?
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by tjoff 1y ago
Took me a really long time to realize that I should scroll. Because why would I? There is absolutely no indication that there is anything to scroll to. I clicked on the two avatars but that didn't get me very far and the only thing lef
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by tjoff 1y ago
It isn't and won't be. So no.
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by tjoff 1y ago
... which is much less of a problem for Linux than closed source ecosystems.

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