flamwenco

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by flamwenco 8mo ago
Pretty sure Tim Cook has said before he does most of his work on the iPad; it doesn't seem like an unreasonable guess that too many of the C-suites do the same and don't use Macs enough.
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by flamwenco 2y ago
Angular of 10 years ago... you mean the 1.0 framework that's wholly incompatible with 2+ because it was a ground up re-write?
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by flamwenco 2y ago
> It makes sense to me that games on Series S get cut-back to enable playable performance, but I don't think the existence of a less-powerful GPU meaningfully limits the scalability of console titles on the bigger console. It's
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by flamwenco 2y ago
Considering they previously ended the back compat program like 3 years ago... I'd bet not that long
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by flamwenco 3y ago
As someone who used to daily a Microsoft Sculpt and has tried the Moonlander... I would say it is much much more specific in who it is good for out of the box. If you want tenting but also don't have giant hands, it's not a good f
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by flamwenco 3y ago
Yeah, I certainly didn't mean it as a slight against VSC. (I am very much an electron hater but VSC is an exception because they obviously put in the effort to make it work as well as it does.) Much as I love Emacs I do mostly use VSC
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by flamwenco 3y ago
> VS Code has one as far as I am aware uniquely-implemented feature -- remote editing -- which is absolutely invaluable to me as a freelancer with many long-term, infrequently-updated projects. To be that one guy, Emacs has had remote ed
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by flamwenco 3y ago
My god the increasing services push is awful; I used to be an Apple Music subscriber but left eventually because at launch it was a clusterfuck with personal libraries, just destroying metadata and deleting 'duplicates'. And I now
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by flamwenco 4y ago
I haven't maintained a Vim config in a few years now (more of an Emacs man now), but I do remember using Goyo in college. Looking back at it, I think it might scratch your itch as far as Vim plugins go, it even allows you to resize the
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by flamwenco 4y ago
Funny, Firefox on Mac sure doesn't integrate with the native text to speech, or offer it's own without plugins as far as I can tell. Gee it's almost like all browsers aren't exactly the same And yes, of course Vim has sp
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by flamwenco 4y ago
Having tried both Craft and Notion, I think your comparison is absolutely leaving out a number of factors in favor of the web-first solution. Granted, maybe I have my own biases towards native applications, but to not list the performance a
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by flamwenco 4y ago
Sure, I understand that. But that's not what the parent was saying. The parent was saying there have been a number of good Electron apps recently. The only Electron app I ever see anyone hold up as good is VSCode, an app that makes a
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by flamwenco 4y ago
Please, name a _single_ good Electron app besides VSCode. I'll wait.
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by flamwenco 5y ago
Because it's far more comfortable (and arguably ergonomic) to not have to move your hands 6 miles to reach the F-keys or numpad? Or to have your mouse so far away from your home position in the alphas because of the numpad and nav clus
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by flamwenco 5y ago
I have seen people using various different size rubber feet on the bottom to tent their lily, I believe they used a mixture of large rubber bumpers intended for roombas, and the normal small bumpons. There should also be a variety of 3d pri
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by flamwenco 5y ago
In fairness to ZSA, I did miss that page on printable files. I do still think it's a little silly to need to print a new leg for the board to remedy probably the biggest design flaw. >The Lily58 and Corne have far too few keys for m
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by flamwenco 5y ago
Having recently gotten back into mechanical keyboards, partially for ergonomic reasons, I can say the Moonlander so far is the single board I regret purchasing. Almost $400 for a board that is so poorly designed you have to choose between a
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by flamwenco 5y ago
Yeah, I think ortho has benefits over row stagger, but if you're going to go through the learning curve anyway, I think going straight to columnar stagger is more beneficial. That said, I don't find it that hard to switch between
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by flamwenco 5y ago
Had a friend who got one of these as a joke and he ended up loving it, which in turn sent me down the 40% keyboard rabbit hole. However, rather than a pure ortholinear board like planck, I _highly_ recommend a columnar stagger board like th