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by dnlzro 22d ago
The web client just became available, actually! https://gander.social/profile/gander.social/post/17876029732...
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by dnlzro 2mo ago
Uses less quota (i.e., cheaper). For people who like to keep their contexts small, this is a no-brainer.
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
Your point is relevant, but it’s not the whole story. A rational actor will act on available information. It’s entirely possible that someone unhappy with Mullvad switches to an alternative that is even worse (on whatever dimensions they ca
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
It's possible to support all of the same policies without referring to human beings as "parasites," and I don't think we should be flippant about what language is used. It's relevant. It reflects a state of mind. I
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
I think most liberals have the intuition that laws should apply equally to citizens and non-citizens, and I think that's where a lot of the discomfort comes from when we talk about immigration. A citizen who doesn't meet those dem
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
> Yes, where it's feasible I think that's what a lot of people in this thread are missing. There are alternatives to Mullvad, so it's pretty easy to take your money elsewhere if you're unhappy with where it's bei
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
You're just playing with language. I can say: "I'm surprised the co-founder of a freedom of speech company is contributing to a political party that wants to force religious charter schools to close."
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
Liberate your e-books, my friend: https://github.com/Satsuoni/DeDRM_tools/discussions
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
I’m going to use the heck out of this! Just one suggestion: Could you add another sort order for the list view based on the number of “closet picks”? It would be cool to see which films are most popular among Criterion Closet guests.
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
Me too, but it definitely doesn't qualify as "zero glue code."
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by dnlzro 3mo ago
I wouldn’t accept the premise that wrappers (i.e., <div>s) are to be avoided in the first place. Perhaps less nesting is better in that it is more readable. But if you compensate by writing more complex CSS, then I don’t see how that’
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
When you look at each dimension in isolation, the difference is fairly small. But the 12” is 60% of the volume and 75% of the weight of the Neo. It’s significantly more portable by these metrics.
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
Why are you assuming there's something wrong with it? I'm not pointing to outliers that are only cheap because they're broken. The average market price for an M1 MacBook in my area is around $350.
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
I wish there were more laptops with a similar form factor. I was looking forward to the MacBook Neo before it was officially announced; I thought it was going to be more like an upgraded MacBook 12", but it ended up being more like a d
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
It looks like the current iteration of the MiniBook will be discontinued soon; their official stores (on chuwi.com and AliExpress) are not selling them anymore. I've had my eye on this laptop for a while and still haven't bit the
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
I'm starting to see 2020 M1 MacBooks CA$350 on Facebook Marketplace. That's the device I'm using to type this out. It still lasts all day, and it's still the only computer I use.
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
This is a great use of open data! Please consider making the source code available. I’d love to make something similar for your friends across the pond (in Canada).
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
> It should obviously be the orphan. But it isn’t obvious that a line cut off from its descendants should be a widow, so that mapping isn’t ideal either. I propose “bereaved” — a parent cut off from its children.
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by dnlzro 4mo ago
Considering how difficult it is now to buy a TV without ad-infested “smart” software, I think we should all be grateful for the opportunity to pay to remove ads. But what a sad world we live in…
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by dnlzro 5mo ago
This article is talking about Greptile’s competition as if they aren’t destined to make the exact same changes to their pricing schemes. That strikes me as very naive. The writing is on the wall for all of them. Was unfortunate to read abou
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by dnlzro 5mo ago
Or even Typst (not an extension of Markdown, but it has very similar goals and use cases).
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by dnlzro 5mo ago
Another one to add (1.5k stars on GitHub): https://github.com/kitlangton/Hex
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
The use case for this app (Dull): 1. Uninstall Instagram 2. Install Dull 3. Use Instagram via Dull The use case for a Safari extension: 1. Uninstall Instagram 2. Install the Safari extension 3. Use Instagram via Safari Am I missing somethin
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
> Regarding the text bubbles problem [...], you can use `text-wrap: balance | pretty` to achieve the same result. No, neither solves the problem. And even if `balance` did work, it's not a good substitute because you don't usua
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
What is stated in the article about Pocket Casts (a podcast app) is false. The timeline of events was basically: 1. Pocket Casts exists as a paid app for years (the cost is paid upfront). 2. Pocket Casts goes freemium. All current featu
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
> how many segregation categories to you create before it becomes all meaningless Considering the fact that most women's leagues barely get any mainstream attention as is, I think any further fragmentation of sports isn't going
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
I think both of these points are two sides of the same coin. There's an athletic advantage that most transgender women will have over most cisgender women, but there's also an athletic dis advantage that most trans women will hav
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
How'd you design the icon/logo for it?
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
It depends on the laws of your country, but here in Canada, you can't slaughter cows on your farm. They have to be transported, often long distances, to a slaughterhouse. Slaughterhouses, and the metal box that brings them there, aren&
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by dnlzro 6mo ago
Psst, the GitHub link in your post is broken (it should be https://github.com/chenxin-yan/crust ).

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