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by viseztrance 6y ago
I moved last year back to my home country from the uk, and did the final trip on my motorbike. Midway I realized I was missing an offline map of a country I was about the be passing through the next day. I had an unlimited data plan with tr
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by viseztrance 6y ago
I can relate. Sometimes I'm browsing a page, and zoom in (control+) to make the text larger. But then the webpage switches to its mobile view. So it seems like we've broken desktop accessibility in favour to the mobile one.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
And the US also has a way lower population density.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
I get where you're going with this, and I agree with the general point. But my emacs with ctags only does local method lookups, so that's not really my case.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
A basic app? I've been doing this for years and of course I can. For the things I've mastered I hardly use google anymore, and even that is mostly to check if things have changed since the last time I used them and if there's
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by viseztrance 6y ago
The way they phrased it, in the post implies otherwise? > These impacts are similar to those reported by the Chrome team for similar cache protections they are planning to roll out.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
The word also exists in Romanian. It's name of the work serfs had make for their lord, more specifically "hard, uninterupted, mandatory work". Unlike other parts, serfs in Eastern Europe were pretty much slaves.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Lines of code is a bad metric for complexity. Jquery is a thin wrapper over javascript, whereas React has a comparable size but is a significantly higher level abstraction.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Though I think the fault lies with the car manufacturers, I wish they would find an alternative for these cattle grids because they can be quite hazardous for motorcycles in the wet.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
The resolution was correct, but the scaling options were hidden.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Funny thing. The company I worked for, bought me a 1440p ultrawide screen to use on my mac at (the same I used home on my linux workstation). It displayed no scaling options whatsoever - NONE. Other displays (4k 16:9) shown it but not that.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Do they keep an up to date database on who's dating whom?
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Where will they draw the line? What about channels focused on the physical security like Lock Picking Lawyer?
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by viseztrance 6y ago
>> There are more possible chess games than the number of atoms in the universe. >> This program throws a RecursionError and prints 59691 — the number of different positions the search tree contained when it crashed. All we need
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by viseztrance 6y ago
I did not knew this! But on the other hand, I've seen "performance.now" in the wild being used to track people.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
I agree but only partially, because this needs to be enabled by default to get the most out of it. The issue is that few people use firefox, and even fewer have this flag enabled, and as such it makes you stand out.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
That's correct, it's not that reliable, which is why these are paired with drawing some geometric shapes on the canvas as well.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
The problem is that the same font is rendered differently by different video cards, hence why your hardware can get fingerprinted.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Despite all the comments here stating the opposite, steam has been a home run for me on linux. It worked flawlessly on all my machines and it continues to do so.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Honestly KDE has always been this way, adding features over polish. For example I used gnome shell and mac os back to back and gnome holds up very well against mac os, and if anything it feels like a more cohesive experience (consistent hot
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by viseztrance 6y ago
To be fair - if you make a website named flatkill you're signalling you don't want a dialog with the developers, and just expect them to throw in the towel and call it quits. Later edit - just to be clear, it's the kill part
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by viseztrance 6y ago
These hypothetical losses are easily offset by the apple tax.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Let's not compare the adults with children, because the author literally gave his ipad to his one year old as per his own words.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
If you have a very long command you can run ctrl x e (hold control press x, than e) and edit it in your $EDITOR.
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by viseztrance 6y ago
Well, I'm using tap to click which is what I prefer. On the macbook pro I'm using clicks because tapping doesn't work as well as reliably, for example tap and drag. Later edit - I tried comparing the clickable area, and indee
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by viseztrance 6y ago
I can hardly tell the difference between my razer stealth linux touchpad and my workprovided macbook. Even based on the feedback, it seems that most people are okay with their touchpad experience and are more interested in advanced features
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by viseztrance 7y ago
This. I almost always click on them twice to see the other state, so I can be sure it's on the correct setting.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
Not everyone speaks English, far from it, but I totally understand the sentiment. In any case, even if you're visiting a place and you're awful at a language, it still means a LOT to the native speakers.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
I've taken the course. I mentioned it to my insurer, and they didn't care.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
I can see that happening. And then what next? Rossmann mac repair?

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