cmdialog

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by cmdialog 3y ago
I will never work to make money for someone else ever again
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by cmdialog 3y ago
A lisper and a CSSer workting together towards a common goal. I love to see it
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by cmdialog 3y ago
I wanted to enjoy arc but it's very slow and does some small weird things that I really don't like. It's going to take a lot of work to get me off of Firefox for my daily.
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by cmdialog 3y ago
I wonder how large the Venn overlap is for people who think IP is good and people who don't think hip hop is "real music"?
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by cmdialog 3y ago
I have the current version on the site, Pinephone Beta Edition, and it is too large for the keyboard case
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by cmdialog 3y ago
Yeah I got a Pinephone for this exact peripheral and it doesn't even correctly fit the size of the phone. Not universal for all their phones so beware.
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by cmdialog 3y ago
Whatever you do, avoid the Planet Computer phones. They look amazing, but my experience with the company has been incredibly shady and I am not alone in this. It's a shame too because they really do look so good. More companies ought t
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by cmdialog 3y ago
Yeah it's such an old meme to say "Just read the man page" but there are a non-zero amount of completely useless man pages and tldr is a great alternative.
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Not a real crisis.
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Personally I'm not sure why anyone would want to be an entrepreneur, nor do I think it is a respectable position to be in necessarily. There are plenty of other things to do to live a respectable life. But I ask, respectable to whom? D
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Modern ones do, old ones do not
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Just stay in the back-end. Then you don't have to deal with these problems. Seems like you are having an opinion on an issue that doesn't really concern you for a reason that I can't seem to identify. Would you care to elabor
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by cmdialog 4y ago
I understand this and that's all well and good. Many (but not enough) offer "print" versions of pages, which could and should be translated to "text only" versions of pages. This isn't my issue. My issue is the
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Just because you aren't clever enough to use it as a hacking tool doesn't also mean that others aren't. You can easily do basic things like snatch NFC data. Or duplicate the RF transmit signal for someone else's garage d
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by cmdialog 4y ago
It's great that you figured out how to do it, congrats. A true computer guy
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Why are you even browsing websites that have any design then? Why are you even browsing in anything other than lynx? Please spare me seeing that ideologically boring site again Like I can barely imagine what your house might look like. Just
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Sounds like you ought to be doing the Richard Stallman approach to reading webpages and not commenting on whether or not CSS and design is needed. Back to the terminal with ye
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by cmdialog 4y ago
It's very funny that you seem to think reading code and reading a website are the exact same type of activities, and the same type of reading. They are not. And I don't know where you've been for the last 30 some years, but t
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by cmdialog 4y ago
I really dodged a bullet there huh? Since that isn't my idea of a "good" site necessarily. But if your idea of a "good" site is all function and no form, then maybe stick to designing abstract interfaces and not thi
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by cmdialog 4y ago
In my personal, obviously anecdotal, experience it's always the "technical" guys who think things like this. This is why we have UI/UX teams and we don't let programmers create visual interfaces.
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by cmdialog 4y ago
An actually good use for this tech
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by cmdialog 4y ago
High five, I also got iPad + PaperLike screen protector combo and it really is super nice
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Adobe Suite is always going to be around, no doubt, but you also have viable alternatives for the day to day work, and then you use Adobe stuff when you have to, for a client that requires it for instance. Prior to moving to Figma 100% of t
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by cmdialog 4y ago
I remember when Dreamweaver was Allaire Homesite, and was then purchased by Macromedia for their suite. Macromedia didn't do such a great job with it either in my opinion.
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Not only do they have a subscription model, but if you get their biggest single user package, which is ~$54/mo, they charge you ~$300 early cancellation fee. This is insane to me and is the main reason why I personally dumped them for
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by cmdialog 4y ago
A lot of designers are already abandoning Adobe because they are tired of their garbage. Many of my peers have turned to Serif Affinity apps as Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign replacements and they do an incredible job. Nobody care
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by cmdialog 4y ago
If you (royal you) want to pass off AI prompting as equal to real human expressions of pain, love, anger, et al. you are free to do so. Nobody is stopping you! Edit: Actually, I would even go so far as to say that the prompt itself, that yo
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by cmdialog 4y ago
Some nerd on here called it a human "stranglehold" on creativity and art and it's one of the funniest most brain-dead things I have read about AI. It's like so many of these programmers out here can only see programs and
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by cmdialog 4y ago
AI pollution is no longer the pollution of the future, it is the pollution of today
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by cmdialog 4y ago
You seem to be playing a game of chess here that I am not interested in playing, but there really isn't anything you've said that is particularly convincing. I'm open to change my tune. Maybe prompting actually is exactly the

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