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Tempo – An open-source and lightweight Android music client for Subsonic(github.com)
2 points by worble 2y ago|0 comments
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by worble 2y ago
I can only speak to the UK where I have always been given a employment contract but it appears that something similar is a requirement in the EU https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/human-resources/employ...
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by worble 2y ago
I don't know exactly how it works in the states, but I'm assuming you still sign a contract when accepting a job? That contract has all sorts on it, often including job title, expected responsibilities, work hours, etc. If a compa
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by worble 2y ago
Reasons like this are why I jumped ship to arch a long time ago. The amount of issues you get are about the same but they get fixed a heck of a lot quicker. And now flatpaks are popular I can use those for most applications without worrying
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by worble 2y ago
uBlock origin with the "annoyances" list blocks 90% of these I find
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by worble 2y ago
As consider that because monitors are typically 16:9 there is so much extra horizontal space compared to vertical. Personally on KDE I have my app panel on the right then hide browser tabs with some css and have Tree Style Tabs on the right
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by worble 2y ago
>but this is the #1 reason why most web developers are using macs Have you got a link to that? I'd be interested in seeing the stats and breakdown.
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by worble 2y ago
> NaNoWriMo does not explicitly support any specific approach to writing, nor does it explicitly condemn any approach, including the use of AI. NaNoWriMo's mission is to "provide the structure, community, and encouragement to h
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by worble 2y ago
If anyone wishes to see some high level Caesar III play on Julius (notably not Augustus) I can recommend watching DDRJake, he plays custom maps that are still being made to this day! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm
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by worble 2y ago
> I think Valve's flat structure strategy has mildly failed and they should try something else. I see this echoed relatively often, and I have to wonder by what metric people consider valve have "failed" when they're
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Vega – A declarative language for interactive visualization designs(vega.github.io)
266 points by worble 2y ago|41 comments
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by worble 2y ago
I'm curious what the use-case of this extension is? Other sites/applications aren't going to be using this custom protocol handler, and if it's just for my own browser then I'm going to be creating containers and th
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by worble 2y ago
This boggles my brain on so many levels - are you telling me Microsoft Authenticator only stores the entry based on label? It doesn't generate an internal key or anything? And then they claim that the issue is websites not putting the
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by worble 2y ago
Is that an AI'd David Attenborough? Did they get permission to use his voice?
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by worble 2y ago
>in what scenario is the self hosting setup and maintenance worth it? For me more than anything else, it means that even if Bitwarden goes under then there always be a version I can run myself, at least until the situation becomes untena
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by worble 2y ago
Are you trying to say that Ladybird does not exist? https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird The code is here, you can build and run it right now.
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by worble 2y ago
> They really need to get out of this stale and boring state and innovate more I'm just as excited as you are for side tabs, but I don't think browsers need to be constantly innovating their UI. In fact, the last time Firefox d
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by worble 2y ago
>but there should be a VERY CLEAR definition of what counts as "reasonable playable state". There's a weird idea online that laws are super specific and technical and that if you don't nail things down exactly people
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by worble 2y ago
The initial direction of the campaign was to investigate whether or not this was legal at all. The short version is - they refuse to answer and sidestep the question. Here's a video where Ross got a chance to directly ask the EU about
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by worble 2y ago
Yeah, Saya no Uta was my first thought as well. I wonder if there was some connection
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by worble 2y ago
For extra context, you can watch Ross Scott's videos about his campaign to stop games being killed. Original video with all the different avenues he's trying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w70Xc9CStoE The one sp
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by worble 2y ago
> I think piracy is the best method of preservation because it's removed from a financial incentive. The problem is that piracy doesn't help for always online "games as a service" games where the game is killed after
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by worble 2y ago
>and the internet returns to the days of AOL and Compuserve. Please don't tempt me with a good time like that
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What Every Developer Should Know About Time(medium.com)
2 points by worble 2y ago|0 comments
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by worble 2y ago
Yes, I've tried separating them out, I've tried putting them all together, I even tried putting it as a photo library because apparently that was supposed to be closer to a raw folder layout, but the issue still persisted. I think
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by worble 2y ago
I recently started using Jellyfin for friday movie nights with me and a few friends who no longer live near each other. The sync feature on the web UI works surprisingly well, we hang out on VC and it's as close to watching something p
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by worble 2y ago
If an intern gets it wrong, then you can sit down with them and teach them the correct process. Hopefully over time they get better, and once the trust is built you then stop being so involved. If they don't get any better, you find so
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by worble 2y ago
Yeah, I've actually had this happen before. I keyword stuffed my CV, then when I got to the interview stage, the actual tech lead quizzed me on it. I just replied honestly that while I had passing knowledge, I didn't actually know
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by worble 2y ago
Or, more likely Increased productivity => increased profits => shareholders see number goes up => number must go more up year on year => everything (including safety) falls to the wayside in the pursuit of more profit
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by worble 2y ago
Interesting comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1e43w7v/a_word_abo... If you have telemetry disabled, this feature is also disabled, even though that isn't represented in the UI

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