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4y ago
Yes, this is. duck.com search didn't surface that one on my first SERP so will update my post to reflect. Thanks!
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> nor as compatible as Chrome (nor as fast or user friendly). There's already a lot of popups like "this site works best in Chrome". User-agent sniffing[1] and it is a webdev smell. I acknowledge that this is true, but I a
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4y ago
Firefox is building MV3 and while they are coy with deprecating MV2, we all know, c'mon, they won't keep MV2 even a day after their minimum year promised. Their track record speaks against them. XPCOM extensions? Killed, but don&#
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4y ago
It is such a bummer to me that Firefox is implementing MV3 and deprecating MV2[1]. Internet Explorer 6 never left, it just became Google Chrome*. Vivaldi? Killed, Chrome clone. Edge? Killed, Chrome clone. Brave? Killed, Chrome clone. Firefo
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4y ago
Well TFA ignored that few to none of the phones on this list that are better than the Pixel 6a include a 3.5mm headphone jack. That's what's wrong with the US phone market. No headphone jack. WHY? Over 100 years and dropped for wh
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4y ago
Somehow we lost the understanding of offline-first, though back when I learned about it in the .NET Compact Framework days, it was just assumed - you had a Pocket PC with some cellular sure, but that was expensive and unreliable, and Wi-Fi
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4y ago
Yeah thats why I'm keeping one eyeball on Gleam[1] which is a 'statically-typed Erlang/Elixir', when that hits 1.0 that's when I will put down my F# SAFE stack stuff and give it a try. [1] https://gleam.r
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4y ago
I like the idea of this if I am writing an article - I gave this (pretty) webpage only about 17 seconds of time to search for if it had anything for fiction writers - it doesn't appear to, which is fine, but might be worth nothing this
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4y ago
Edit: delete, others have answered this better than I.
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4y ago
I've been wanting a Microsoft Courier since they first did that concept video - I'm getting one of these Asus ones even if it is very early days. This Asus has a better setup than the X1 fold, I've saved up the cash, I want o
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4y ago
Good work! I don't understand the innards of this at all, but I love the design. Iirc when I first read through the book designing data centric applications, the author talked about a lot of trade-offs for data storage and replication
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4y ago
Yeah things like the inbox used by Getting Things Done productivity system handles that need, whether a physical inbox, or an email inbox, or a note to self IM channel, or even a page on a note taking program. Setting systems aside, if you
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4y ago
One of the few silver linings I can look forward to when my company forcibly drops Office 365 for Google workspace. But it may be my luck that they chop out Slack to make us use Google Chat etc, we shall find out... (nods gravely)
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4y ago
Fellow writers who came here hoping for writing insight and maybe got not as much as you were hoping because you've read about elemental western story design before, wanna trade books that helped you write better? Techniques of the Sel
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4y ago
I'd be interested to hear this but that's probably a holy grail that doesn't easily exist. There are heavyweight document management systems. There's Picasa. There's one OneNote. I guess technically there are image
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4y ago
Not OP but Genesys helps me emphasize narrative play over just battles fwiw
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4y ago
IBM PC for $4,000ish: Intel 8088 @ 4.77 MHz with 256 KB of motherboard memory on some models Raspberry Pi Pico W for $5ish: two Arm Cortex-M0+ cores @ 133MHz with 264kB of on-chip SRAM Nearly 25 times the computing power (per core! So reall
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4y ago
I did mean a wysiwyg style yes. If it is more than step 1 cut, step 2 paste, the tool has too many steps for my workflow, which like other users have posted is mostly a braindump of knowledge or context around several tables, links, and ima
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4y ago
> Too few ppl know this. Including me until now. I will examine this emacs of which you speak. No promises but I can at least attempt to run it.
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4y ago
You are correct, I have write3 installed on my phone and need to use it on the desktop too for that same reason. I keep having dreams of making a linuxnote for OneNote files since the file format is technically open specs, but as they are s
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4y ago
I find the vimmaxxing message common enough but I disagree with it. Not because vim vs nano vs emacs etc. Just that plain text is not enough. I want to be able to encode more of my memory and context to my notes with a minimum of fuss, and
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4y ago
Not that it matters to most, but as a K9 and Thunderbird user, and a user who often jumps on the complain/concern bandwagon when acquisitions etc. are announced: I'm pleased with this news. Wary of future problems? Sure. But I don
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4y ago
Tldr we taught the Japanese how to make quality cars back in the day, they took those lessons and refined them further and further. Meanwhile the US car companies got stuck with Harvard Business School MBAs doing value engineering and badge
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4y ago
Frankly that's what I'm expecting for aging electric or electronic (not computerized) ICE cars. There will be contexts where BEVs don't work out (farms, off road work, extremely cold climates etc) and humans will maintain an
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4y ago
Yeah the [Freetel Mushashi]( https://www.gsmchoice.com/en/catalogue/freetel/musashi/ ) had it back in the day, so it's possible but apparently not implemented.
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4y ago
It may just be me. But I see this too (as well as 504 gateway timeouts), sitewide at least for en.wikipedia.org. I reported my issue to https://downdetector.com/status/wikipedia/ but we shall see if it's just
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4y ago
I will definitely be watching this. I think there would be more p2p stuff if there was an equivalent to the traditional design patterns shown in Enterprise Integration Patterns.
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> Does that influence actual upvote status? It didn't for me. I also don't look at who posted links. But fly.io is leaning into a concept I want to use and want to become more of a thing, and that's using SQLite for more w
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4y ago
A service that says 'here is an alternative to our service'? Right on their own website? Even though cron backups are basically 'competition' to litestream? That's it. I'm giving fly.io a try next hobby app I s
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4y ago
Yet another revolutionary new battery. Graphene batteries, liquid salt batteries, etc etc. My dad has a popular mechanics do it yourself encyclopedia from the 1950s and it has several articles of new battery technologies in the works that w
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