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by wooque 4y ago
Or complained about accessibility
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by wooque 4y ago
I worked in a startup where one coworker dealt marijuana and also there was marijuana smoking, but usually after normal working hours when most people leave office and only few are left. I'd say marijuana use is (unfortunately) quite p
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by wooque 4y ago
Unrelated, how is the market for Rust devs? Anyone successfully transitioned from Node.js/TypeScript/Python background (aka higher level languages) to Rust?
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by wooque 4y ago
>4chan/8kun/etc and surprise, it's absolute shit ...for you, 4chan is one of the last places on the internet that feel like the old internet, organic, unfiltered, raw. If you can't handle it, there is Facebook for you
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by wooque 4y ago
>web5 app this is getting ridiculous What privacy and decentralization are they talking about when the only way to access Zion are closed source mobile apps served through Apple/Google duopoly? It's DOA until they release sourc
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by wooque 4y ago
Only Firefox is shipped as snap on default install. But Firefox packaged by Ubuntu was always gimped as they didn't enable certain optimizations like PGO/LTO so official tar.gz from Mozilla was superior anyway. (They fixed this re
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by wooque 4y ago
I don't why people make so much fuss about snap. Just purge snap and stop complaining. I did this when I run Ubuntu. Ubuntu still is offers pretty polished and reliable OS that is easy to install and has most third-party support.
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by wooque 4y ago
You have to make some sacrifices for the family
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by wooque 4y ago
https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ gives me unique fingerprint in Firefox but not in Brave according to https://privacytests.org/ Brave privacy is as good or even better than Firefox
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by wooque 4y ago
To anywhere else, I'd rather be poor but alive in South America than dead.
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by wooque 4y ago
In a nuclear war. Move away from Europe/USA/Russia while you have time.
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by wooque 4y ago
That sounds like advanced depression
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by wooque 4y ago
By Firefox own stats, over 60% of their users don't have a single extension installed (?!) and Firefox users should be a more tech savvy ones. I guess for Chrome that share is even greater. Most people don't use extensions and don
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by wooque 4y ago
It sometimes failed to load reaction icons on Linkedin. This was happening for a long time, but seems that either Firefox or Linkedin fixed it. I didn't stumble upon it recently. Firefox don't play MKV videos, I use some site that
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by wooque 4y ago
>Where do you get this? By visiting sites I visit often/everyday in both Brave and Firefox and comparing DomContentLoaded/Load/Finish timings in Developer Tools. Brave (but also Chromium in the past when I used it) is cons
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by wooque 4y ago
VS Code is not slow, it launches in second or two, you probably installed bunch of shitty extensions that slowed Code to crawl.
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by wooque 4y ago
Brave works, Firefox don't, simple as. I tried Firefox numerous times and I always stumble upon glitches, and it still measurable slower. Chromium won, deal with it.
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by wooque 4y ago
Prerender as I can see is founded by Hungarian and most employees are Hungarian. Even if he hired 2 FTEs in Hungary to maintain (which I doubt), it would eat 200k at most (probably much less), so they still saved 600k. For 800k he could pro
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by wooque 4y ago
Not him, but people outside of US don't care about US social and political issues. Even if Go is used 90% by Americans, website for programming language is still not a place to push politics.
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by wooque 4y ago
Lenovo Thinkbook 14 G2 (Ryzen 7 4700U), old laptop was Dell Latitude 7xx0 (or something, don't remember exact model), with Intel i5-5300U CPU, Linux worked perfectly on that machine.
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by wooque 4y ago
Yep, my 2 year old Ryzen laptop still doesn't have properly functioning sleep without tweaking kernel parameter, and that workaround got broken on 5.19 kernel release and I had to find out new parameter to tweak. Linux worked perfectly
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by wooque 4y ago
It's not if it's properly structured. That usually means employee having some kind of legal entity (consulting firm) and having proper B2B contract.
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by wooque 4y ago
Use "Who is hiring/Who wants to be hired/Looking for freelancer" monthly thread, I found my first job for US company there.
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by wooque 4y ago
it runs better than GNOME that is for sure. You can't adjust scroll speed in GNOME. Bunch of applications are without titlebars, like Electron apps or MPV, because they refused to support kind of server (or compositor) side decorations
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by wooque 4y ago
Wayland is not GNOME, what you describe is not Wayland problem, but GNOME problem. It's possible in both KDE and Sway. GNOME is probably worst DE imaginable. After 20 years, they still don't have thumbnails in filepicker and even
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by wooque 4y ago
I have nothing to hide. If government wants to lock me up for viewing interracial porn, so be it.
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by wooque 4y ago
This, I don't remember last time I used SMS, everyone is using Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram here, Facebook Messenger is also strong.
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by wooque 4y ago
Pure bullshit, I was top 1% in school and I was born in December
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by wooque 4y ago
you just learned how most job boards, but also classified advertising works
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by wooque 4y ago
>I am struggling to make ends meet with 6 figure salary. How is this even possible. My expenses vary between $500-700/month, I don't pay rent, but rent is for sure not 90% of your salary.

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