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by weikju 3y ago
What else are they to do (in the current way things are)?
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by weikju 3y ago
If you have a Mac you can download the Webkit browser here: https://webkit.org/downloads/ Which uses the WebKit engine and is kindof a showcase for Safari, granted, but it still exists as distinct browser under that na
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by weikju 3y ago
Notes is a beautiful app! Wow. Regarding Plume: just from that landing page, it looks 100% like Notes. Anyway, I'm interested to learn more about it when it launches!
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by weikju 3y ago
> You're still using Safari when you use Firefox on Mac. That's true of iOS, not of macOS.
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by weikju 3y ago
Agreed -- however many people still remember Firefox from the days they switched to Chrome and have this perception that Firefox is slow. This blog post is probably for them, to let them know "hey we're not slow!".
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by weikju 3y ago
Comment of the year (decade?), cannot upvote enough.
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by weikju 3y ago
Thanks all for the various answers. I guess, coming from common lisp where it's easy to add a new dependency (via asdf / quicklisp) to a running REPL, it's not so easy (yet? until 1.12?) with Clojure. Various utils have bee
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by weikju 3y ago
if only.... lol
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by weikju 3y ago
Hmm I’d rather hear more from the GP (assuming it’s the same concept) and specific tools being used than a generic GPT sounding reply. Thanks though at least I learned an acronym (no snark).
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by weikju 3y ago
HMR?
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by weikju 3y ago
Soo this seems to be when you use the "share" button on Youtube rather than doing the simple universal old-as-www thing of.. copying the URL from the URL bar. Of course, people these days have no idea what a URL or URL bar is, as
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by weikju 3y ago
Firefox has it too these days (or at least in the Developer edition, not sure about the "stable")
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by weikju 3y ago
> Shame, Google keeps alienating me further from their software. Then don't wait to jump ship, you know where things are going.. Otherwise you'll just get used to this latest round of user-hostile moves, then the next time you&
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by weikju 3y ago
This is pretty cool! I’ll have to try it out
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by weikju 3y ago
The future of locked down non private “personal” computing for sure… :(
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by weikju 3y ago
Going from one abusive partner to another will not fix the issue
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by weikju 3y ago
There’s a setting to enable/disable switching to a space with an app’s window when switching to an app. That should help with one of your issues. Kb shortcuts are standard - for a Mac ;). Heck in most apps you can even use standard rea
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by weikju 3y ago
Depends what agenda the news articles want to push, I guess (ie all the "chatGPT is losing users!" a while back). I have no idea one way or another.
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by weikju 3y ago
Creating demand/hype
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by weikju 3y ago
It doesn't matter how well they protect it, they still have the credential, and they decrypt it in order to be able to use it, so for all intents and purposes, it's in the clear _for Microsoft_ (and whoever else manages to have ac
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by weikju 3y ago
Missed chance for a pun: Go fast and brake things!
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by weikju 3y ago
That too..
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by weikju 3y ago
the problem with voice interfaces is.. How does that work, in public? Late at night when the family is asleep? In noisy environments? During meetings or movies? During conversations with other people? Movies/tv shows voice interfaces w
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by weikju 3y ago
No proof whether it's state-sponsored or not, and this is called out in the thread. I thought I had carefully chosen my word when I said "people in Russia", where not every people in that country is working for the state ;)
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by weikju 3y ago
You still can! Just, poorly, via wifi and only when it's the same iCloud account -- which means only other idevices/macs allowed. :(
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by weikju 3y ago
Yes, I would like to use it more or things like it... Hoping the papercuts will get fixed over time :)
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by weikju 3y ago
> You can take a guess about the country in question. For the curious, it appears to have been done by people in Russia (state-sponsored or not is unclear)
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by weikju 3y ago
> This issue literally is and describes what the popup should include. > Telemetry is not hostile. It is a standard feature for understanding how a product operations or is being used. Except there already is a welcome screen that giv
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by weikju 3y ago
I've always been curious about SilverBlue but found many papercuts, especially related to code editors / dev environments and other issues with FlatPak that are still not solved (e.g. mDNS host resolution not working inside FlatPa
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by weikju 3y ago
It seems to be a distribution that applies concepts popular in the cloud/devops world - immutable images, atomic updates, CI pipelines, apps and dev environments running in containers.

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