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ValentinPearce
1mo ago
> as long as the systems aren't abused by law enforcement I don't see the big deal The amount of recent cases in the US is enough for me to not place any faith in the fact that this system would not be abused.
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ValentinPearce
1mo ago
In France the CNIL is pretty good at enforcing regulation IIRC. And for any small to medium company, the fine should be enough of a deterrent. I don't think companies big enough to just shrug the fine away resort to much telemarketing
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ValentinPearce
1mo ago
I assume ownership of the caller's number can be logged/checked. I haven't had too much trouble with telemarketers lately but there is a crowdsourced app in France called Saracroche that can be easily installed on your phone
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ValentinPearce
2mo ago
Not the same user but I can chime in here. I'm mostly on a smaller split keyboard but having symbols accessible trough a layer without having to leave home row is definitely something I like to add to my keyboard configurations. That a
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ValentinPearce
3mo ago
I've sat exams a few years after university (for a tentative career change) and I can tell you I'd forgotten how genuinely tiring writing so much by hand was. I've made sure to write more regularly since, just in case I chang
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ValentinPearce
3mo ago
There are also countries that reduce the time a license is valid starting at a certain age and that require a medical test for renewal at all ages. IIRC Spain does that.
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ValentinPearce
6mo ago
It also is a situation where the ubiquity of these companies make it exceptionally difficult for parents to regulate access.
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ValentinPearce
6mo ago
If they are liable of making the thing addictive, it does mean it is their fault. In this case, it specifically says it's designed to be addictive to children, whose personal responsibility is probably not expected.
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ValentinPearce
7mo ago
I remember a few years back when Jon Blow (Braid, The Witness) did a few talks about the fact that the biggest progress in recent years had been in hardware performance, making lazy software development standard since the hardware made it s
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ValentinPearce
7mo ago
I'm also on 34 keys though I might go up to 36 when the mikefive[1] comes out. I started with my mods on my thumb keys, then moved to home row mods but as I got faster (not blazing, just 60+WPM) they would often trigger accidentally.t
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ValentinPearce
9mo ago
I'm looking at cassettes that way as well, a physical limitation to avoid instant gratification and to take my time.
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ValentinPearce
10mo ago
You could also put a layer of vinyl on the laptop and then put the stickers on that. That way you can peel the whole thing off when you upgrade. I remembered reading about it on dev.to a few years back. https://dev.to/grays
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
I quite like the idea of a physical keyboard on the device but I agree it's not really the best for extended typing. It does cover the use cases I wan't from a linux hand held up to a point. If I could dock it to have a real monit
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
> he doesn't function in the money-oriented ways pretty much almost all other billionaire-types do I'm pretty sure he does, his actions in government and his lobbying were specifically so he made more money. He does love the te
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
Are wages indexed on inflation ? If they increase slower, wouldn't that mean the 20% increase represents more than that ?
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
IIRC in the early 1900s, coercive methods were used to stop children speaking their native regional languages, a lot of it in school. In my region of Brittany (France) the most famous example that was on posters detailing good manners would
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
Ibuprofen is anti inflammatory which paracetamol isn't. IIRC this means ibuprofen can hide infections. I had a doctor friend who avoided its use as generic pain relief for that reason.
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
At this point I'd settle for one where the button on top just lights up the numbers without playing awful compressed babbling brook sounds at full volume.
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
> Would you prefer taxes go up instead? Yes. Looking at my country, we've applied economic liberalism without any positive results at scale. I would prefer we go back to taxing companies more, go back to taxing the rich on their ass
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ValentinPearce
1y ago
Last week there were so many apps added to my teams that I couldn't see the chats anymore.
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ValentinPearce
2y ago
The mikefive is my dream work keyboard. It's two keys extra from what I have currently but I know I can find something to do with the extra cluster keys
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ValentinPearce
2y ago
I have a 34 key split and it's decently comfortable. I have my mods mirrored on both halves so depending on the non-mod key of the shortcut I use the opposing hand for mods.
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ValentinPearce
2y ago
> I dived into the custom keyboard rabbit hole just 3 weeks ago Take your time, the GAS is real and expensive ! All jokes aside, ordering small batches of PCBs is unfortunately very expensive, especially if you have a larger size. If you
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ValentinPearce
2y ago
But is it linked ? Cars have been getting bigger and bigger cars (specifically SUVs) are linked to car crashes to be more lethal. Are total car crashes on the rise ? How does that figure compare to the amount of cars on the road ?
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ValentinPearce
3y ago
With a couple of friends, we did a 0 caffeine challenge for a week. First to drink any caffeinated drink would have to get the first round of drinks after work on Friday. Knowing the first couple of days I go without coffee I'm pretty
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ValentinPearce
3y ago
I think Ahoy answers the question in this video [1]. I'm not sure and I'm watching it again to check EDIT : Wikipedia says the first one was called Ultimate Soundtracker so probably from that [1] Trackers: The Sound of 16-Bit : h
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ValentinPearce
4y ago
I'll be eagerly following developments about this :)
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ValentinPearce
4y ago
I just tested it out and it didn't work well for me. It reliably started either on the current app or on the latest app when on the home screen but I haven't managed to change windows at all. That could be due to my weird keyboard
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ValentinPearce
4y ago
doom emacs on termux is great ! I might try forcing a doom install through termux but if I can find a "cleaner" way, I'd rather do that. The main problem I expect to have is the lack of git outside of termux
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ValentinPearce
4y ago
I have a physical keyboard that I intend to have with me most of the time (a bluetooth ferris sweep that fits in my pocket when packed) so that part is solved, the config part is slightly more complicated
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