tsukurimashou

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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Pandemic, we got pandemic!
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
That's pretty unacceptable considering the size of the userbase, most of them probably never heard of service workers
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
This is the worst, a french website Leboncoin (craigslist basically) does this, makes me want to murder the people behind it When you click next page nothing happens long enough to make you think your click hasn't been registered, then
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
One thing I was happy to discover as a kid was shift + tab to go backwards with input selection (Spacebar to trigger checkboxes was nice too)
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Where is the demo please
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
> but we haven't come across anything incomprehensible yet Life, the universe, infinity, big numbers, quantum mechanics To cite a few that personally come to my mind
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Ads on youtube are horrible, luckily you can still use unlock to bypass them
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Define healthy information, also I think too much information (good or bad for whatever it means) is always bad for anybody
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I think the big thing is acceleration, if you've ever tried a motorcycle you'll understand.
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Could you elaborate on that?
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
that's hilarious if true "give away even more privacy in exchange for some pseudo feature"
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
you can put something to hold down the insert key, thats the best solution I found
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Reminds me of http://chiptune.com
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Well I think for some people it can last forever, if the trip was meaningful enough. The biggest thing for me was ego dissolution, and I think I'll keep that in mind for the rest of my life.
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I think people underestimate the value of bad trips. Sure it can be hell and very unpleasant / traumatizing. But for me it really helped me realize all the stress and anxiety that was just sitting there for the past ~20 years. It had b
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I think psychedelics in general are great if you have anxiety / depression. I experienced the same thing with LSD as you, it really helps to change perspective and refocus on important things in your life
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
on top of that, Microsoft has thousands of different domains they use for telemetry, good luck trying to stay up to date with that...
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
hahaha the same happened to me, I also remember when I had to register for an internet connection, I didn't have a Dutch bank account yet and my French IBAN was too long. Simply removing the maximum character limit from the input field
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I would say that Archwiki covers a lot of things for a lot of distros, but yeah I would only recommend Gentoo to 'advanced' users, or if you really want to get into it the hard way.
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
interesting! Thanks for posting your feedback, I think mint is really great, I'm an ArchLinux user but I like having mint installed on some laptop, the installation is very straightforward and I feel it's way less bloated than Ubu
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Nice, I would like to hear your experience with it once you do that
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
not him but same experience, from my previous comment: I would recommend: Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS, Pop!_OS if you want: nice experience out of the box I would recommend: Arch, Gentoo, Debian Net inst, Void if you want a base syste
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I feel like people still have in mind what Linux desktop was 15 / 20 years ago. It improved a lot in the past years, battery life improved on laptops, Ubuntu that was already very stable and feature complete also got a lot of things wi
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I would recommend: Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS, Pop_OS! if you want: nice experience out of the box I would recommend: Arch, Gentoo, Debian Net inst, Void if you want a base system and install things you want on top of it
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
how many DE did you try? you have a variety of choices now, I would recommend trying a popular one such as Ubuntu / Elementary OS / Linux Mint You should get a very nice experience out of the box with these, which can be reproduce
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
ffs the place is already a big echo chamber and controversial opinions are downvoted to oblivion, do you really want on top of that to add a single guy to moderate all top subreddits? remember most people have political agenda and tons of b
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
this will certainly be unpopular but if they don't get any money out of it then most likely it's an ego / power thing
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
He uses TempleOS of course
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
I agree it's a library but these days anything is being called an 'app' it's kind of the same with API and API implementation (library). It makes it confusing
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by tsukurimashou 6y ago
Coinbase may have an official API, doesn't mean they support the Python implementation of their API, hence the 'unofficial' as in 'not maintained by the coinbase dev team' These implementations are there for devs to

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