frnx

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by frnx 8d ago
Yeah, as much as I can. I like building and tweaking computer stuff, and managing agents is a completely different carrer than the one I signed up for. I guess corporate interests fell out of alignment with me with this one, definitely thin
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by frnx 4mo ago
Probably inertia rather than double standards? It took me a long while (several years) to even start getting rid of all Google services for myself, I completely understand the feeling.
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by frnx 6mo ago
The new large cycling strips that appeared in the last 5-6 years are so good. At commute time there are frequently jammed with /cyclists/, but let's face it it's miles better than being stuck in a car. I shudder to think
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by frnx 1y ago
I have an older ASUS laptop from 2015 which also has (more minor than this!) ACPI state management bugs. I initially bought that machine because it was a pretty high-end and was somewhat disappointed about both the build quality and the fir
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by frnx 1y ago
I'm wondering where the "forks" translation came from in the first place. Google Translate used to be fairly reliable for simple translations, but I've seen several examples in the last couple of years where it goes bats
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by frnx 1y ago
On the other side of the fence, both KDE and Gnome (which are the main desktops I'm using) are absolutely rocking it lately, the slow improvements are really paying dividends!
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by frnx 2y ago
I'd been looking for something like this for a while now... but just like other e-ink phones the privacy policy is a bit chilling : they explicitly say they collect "everything" including precise location, messages, etc. I ge
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by frnx 10y ago
Reminds me of the last time I borked my btrfs.
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by frnx 11y ago
Here are a few I haven't seen in a lot of places but come in really handy. First, alias this on Linux to get the 'open' command to work like OSX (e.g. 'open file.pdf'). It shadows a real 'open' command, bu