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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
My favorite feature is being able to boost a certain domain up in the the results (or even pin it if you really would like). I often search for different Pokemon and prefer the information that a site like Serebii.net gives me over somethin
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The Principality of Sealand(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by AndroidKitKat 4y ago|1 comments
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
It learns other patterns, too (which is kinda creepy). On Thursdays, I like to swing past a local taco shop on my way home after work and when I plug my phone into CarPlay, it prompts me navigation to the taco shop; it doesn't do this
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OpenSSL 3.0.7 Released(lwn.net)
4 points by AndroidKitKat 4y ago|0 comments
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
Mine found the 2 people I'd already followed on Mastodon. Maybe one day more people will be on it, but if not, it's not that big of a deal.
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
Thank heavens someone else noticed that Preview lost its ability to open PostScript. I occasionally use Preview to render manpages as PDF so I can print them out and using the Ventura beta made me think it was just a bug. It's a shame
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
If a process or service is using systemd to start and stop it (e.g. You start it with `systemctl start $SERVICE_NAME), I often do `systemctl status $SERVICE_NAME` to get the service-specific logs. For me, it seems to get the job done much b
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
Sibling comment, but this has links to Apple documentation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33290808 And this seems to be able to get it running: https://github.com/diddledani/macOS-Linux-VM-with-R
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
For those without context, the Command X16 is a passion project by The 8-Bit Guy to build a modernized Commodore 8-bit computer.
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The Commander X16 has finally arrived [video](youtube.com)
12 points by AndroidKitKat 4y ago|9 comments
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
More discussion at the active thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33078779 (26 comments currently)
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
One thing I'm curious about is what % of users upload 4K content vs what % of users consume 4K content. I imagine that it is not an insignificant amount of people. Either way, with this and the unskippable ad fiasco over the past weeks
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YouTube experiment makes 4K videos a Premium-exclusive feature(arstechnica.com)
7 points by AndroidKitKat 4y ago|2 comments
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
I read the law and perhaps I misunderstood it, but I'm curious if there is a grey area with regards to pogo pin like connectors, seen as the MagSafe connectors on Apple's MacBooks or the ones on the back of modern iPads / the
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SoundCloud is firing 20 percent of its global workforce(theverge.com)
24 points by AndroidKitKat 4y ago|8 comments
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
It's interesting you ask that, because the now-paid Kagi Search has a feature like this called Lenses: https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-features#:~:text=and%20Google.-,L... I've found them somewhat helpful in getting ri
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
Unfortunately, no. If they made that available I'd probably switch full time to Flex from Ubuntu.
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
I think most comparisons between Linux distros comes down to defaults/the way it operates out of the box. Sure, both Ubuntu 22.04 and Fedora 36 use GNOME 42 (is that the version they're on nowaday?), but Ubuntu has a drastically d
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
I would really love to use Kagi, but the only thing holding me back is being able to type in my query from the Safari url/omni/mega/awesome/whatever-it-is-called bar. There are hacks to redirect search engines to Kagi bu
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by AndroidKitKat 4y ago
Or if you do use sleep, make sure you don't put it in a bag since that will void the warranty [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28639952
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
It would at least offer the option to a curious consumer who wouldn't otherwise feel comfortable installing it themselves.
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
I know you're being downvoted, but when I was young, my parents were able to turn off mobile data between set hours through our carrier (Verizon Wireless). It might have required paid parental controls, but I don't think so. They
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
I bought a Framework laptop hoping to get macOS running on it, and it "works." Other users on the Framework Community forums and myself have found that you can get macOS booting, but all the things one might expect to have from a
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
I think if I were to start over learning Emacs (I only really started using it about 6 months ago), I would have decided to choose a distro only for package discovery. I haven't found myself really pining for new functionality, but per
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
I wanted to use an Emacs distribution, but ended up against them as I've always preferred to just use the tool barebones and add on functionality when I need it. Maybe I'll dedicate some time to trying out Doom or Spacemacs and se
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Learn Elisp the Hard Way (2011)(github.com)
84 points by AndroidKitKat 5y ago|21 comments
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
I write C++ and Python for $DAYJOB and I use Emacs with no extra configuration (plugins, evil mode, etc). Out of the box it takes a while to understand its flow (the emacs tutor is excellent), but it's quite usable and nice.
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
Debian seems to indicate otherwise: https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
I had this same issue, but the only way I have found is to use something like Explorer Patcher [0], but it "solves" the problem by just replace the Win11 bar with the one from Win10 [0]: https://github.com/valinet&
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by AndroidKitKat 5y ago
Disclaimer, I'm only a wannabe Apple platform developer, but the GUI-driven workflow is still the predominate way to develop for Apple platforms. The most radical change is the introduction of SwiftUI, which has you writing interfaces

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