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by antics9 2y ago
Why would one want NewPipe on desktop when there's https://freetubeapp.io/
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by antics9 2y ago
What's the point of owning a gaming console? You don´t really own the games anyway; as in being able to hand them over to a friend or sell them on a second market. Why not just stream the gameplay through big mainframes like Nvidia GaF
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by antics9 2y ago
Per Wikipedia: "Firefox was created in 2002 under the codename "Phoenix" by members of the Mozilla community who desired a standalone browser rather than the Mozilla Application Suite bundle." I do remember from the time
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by antics9 2y ago
9507416
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by antics9 2y ago
It’s better and faster at rendering pdfs. You can even highlight in the pdf and lookup words in the dictionary. This is on my Kobo Libra 2.
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by antics9 3y ago
I do not find Pitivi stable, or beautiful. Blender is easy to use if you want to start with basic editing. https://youtu.be/U4WlgU1I2Jg?si=etEsTOeCnAeKV-wL
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by antics9 3y ago
Everyone should try Acme for a month and then go back to your favourite editor. http://acme.cat-v.org/
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by antics9 3y ago
Shootings occur in all kinds of areas in the major cities, but also in smaller towns. Sweden has also had a worrying number of bombs outside stairwells in residential areas and in detached houses. Therefore, the problems are not only concen
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by antics9 3y ago
Same here. Went from Emacs to Acme, while using mg in the terminal. Now I’ve customised Micro to get that Acme feel.
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by antics9 3y ago
Someone should just convert the Teddit UI into a Lemmy theme. https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit
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by antics9 3y ago
There’s Punkt (4G though) https://www.punkt.ch/en/products/mp02-4g-mobile-phone/
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by antics9 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster_(contemporary_subcultu...
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by antics9 4y ago
so like being a hipster?
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by antics9 4y ago
What web3 is missing is social manual labour. What made the early web magic was the manual labour you had to put into the social dynamics of the spaces you created. Algorithms and blockchains may help to facilitate the creation of new space
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by antics9 4y ago
Yes. Why? I'm going on a stretch here and say that the html part of the interwebs is transitioning back to simpler and less dynamic hypertext documents with a lot less UI fluff. The strength of html are it's textual hypertext capa
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by antics9 4y ago
Try Fedora. My iMac from 2011 is still running strong on that. Same on my XPS 13. Haven't needed to do any special configuration yet.
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by antics9 4y ago
I sometimes wonder if these types of administrative systems, which are really important for the well being of people and the development of society as a whole, are made to have a horrible user experience on purpose.
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by antics9 4y ago
That is a great metaphor. I find it very calming to tend to my website[0]. The operating system is the soil and the html-pages the green stuff. [0] https://chai.guru/www
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by antics9 4y ago
I played around with this the last time it was posted here and this is my take. 50 bytes and looks great everywhere: html{margin:0 auto;max-width:80ch;line-height:1.6} Example: https://chai.guru/www/
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by antics9 4y ago
This will work in obscure browsers like Netsurf as well: html{ margin:0 auto; max-width:80ch; padding:0.6em; font-family:serif; line-height:1.6; background:#FFF; color:#222 } h1,h2,h3{color:#444} img{width:100%}
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by antics9 4y ago
Do you hang out with abhorrent people?
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by antics9 4y ago
In my office I do traditional office work by the computer. Windows and it's Office applications is such a pain for your visual and muscle memory. That is one reason for why it being really slow to work with. The second reason is the sl
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by antics9 4y ago
I used to listen to Binary Revolution Radio[1] around 2005-2007. Also 2600’s Off the hook. From 2007 and onwards I had my iPod loaded with various podcasts every week. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/StankDawg
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by antics9 4y ago
We need to develop a social aspect to search where results are also moderated and curated by humans in some kind of way.
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by antics9 4y ago
Beautiful work and aesthetics! Please design a keyboard that one can reprogram the keys directly on the hardware (caps to ctrl and the like). Also where you can program macros and save them into profiles. That way, emacs keys would work eve
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by antics9 4y ago
”Uh-oh”
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by antics9 4y ago
And for free textbooks: https://libretexts.org https://openstax.org
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by antics9 4y ago
What we should be doing as a sort of collective parenting is curating Youtube playlists and categorize them with good, informational, fun and inspiring videos. Then we limit the children's access to that curated material only.
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by antics9 4y ago
http://www.tobias-elze.de/pdfsandwich/ has been my tool for years to OCR old research papers and books. It uses Tesseract and some other tools to get the job done. It's last in my workflow after using: Briss, a si
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by antics9 4y ago
Acme was my daily driver for a couple of years (mainly writing). Went back to Emacs because of org-mode; it's just _that_ powerful. I mostly miss chording and Acmes way of finding and opening files. It was intuitive and nothing felt hi

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