functionmouse

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by functionmouse 3mo ago
I care
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
I'm happier with the founders making the decisions than I would be with whoever can buy the most sentiment (Google, Mozilla)
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Veritasium is private equity slop
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
His talks seem pretty clear cut to me. Can you list some examples? "Flock is bad" is not a controversial statement. "Mandatory age verification tech lobbied for by Meta is bad" is not a controversial statement. "Ope
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
In order to break the user, of course.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
rage bait
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
> a war without a real cause. That is how history will remember it. Foolish me thinking the cause was money
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
pebkac
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
> If you are a junior developer, “learn SQL properly” is the most valuable 40 hours you can spend. "Learn SQL Properly" is referenced as if it were a book or a course, but it seems to be a hallucination? I can't find any r
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
Honorable mention to C89 for also being supported forever and ever
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
If I could buy a 1080p RGB stripe OLED for my next monitor, I would.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
slop, or worse, condoning slop (Slop images in a human written blog post, etc); only serves to confuse and muddle.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
That makes sense. I'm on Windows 10 LTSC so I don't get nags and scare screens from Microsoft as much as a regular machine might.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
The idea of free software, yes, is to own the code in a way that you can modify it to your needs. The idea of "open source" as a mantra is to confuse and muddle the ideas of free software in order to subvert the ideologists in tha
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
I'm playing the newest games on ddr3 with a 2080 and a 4790k. It's a simple life.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
If SDR is 32bpp, why can't HDR just simply be 64bpp? Or, 128, if that somehow isn't enough? I'm sure I'm misunderstanding but it seems like the whole thing has become very complicated with a lot of competing standards an
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
Are you upgrading their release for them every year or so once it becomes unsupported?
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
No. Changing one's primary operating system takes time, dedication, and is a lifestyle change, similar to moving somewhere remote. Changing ones AC filter is none of those things. If you and your grandma only rely on the computer for i
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
for most people this is like saying "If you don't like being oppressed, just move to Antarctica!"
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
NPM considered harmful
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
Kill 'em all!!!!! Plenty of things we do every day are worse for the ecosystem than killing off mosquitoes. But killing mosquitoes provides a far greater benefit.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
looks uncomfortable. how are you supposed to use that left stick? do you pinch the very corner of the device while most of your hand floats away from it? or do you hold the device normally and crane your thumb down at an astonishingly sharp
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
slop is worse than nothing
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
More security = less accessibility You're not allowed to do anything on Linux unless Gnome people like it. For reasons like these, operating systems like Windows XP or 7 are still necessary for many accessibility related needs.
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
child powered apartheid emerald mines
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
use https://speedof.me
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
The work is done. Why not just leave it in? Or FOSS it so the community maintains it, like WINE?
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
Windows OEMs (that's what they are) will respond every way they know how: Even cheaper machines (they're already too cheap), specs, features, bundling more borderline malware. But they can't offer what the Neo offers, which i
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
turns out rich people own us
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by functionmouse 4mo ago
Our society does not value originality. We value predictable cogs that, more importantly than anything else, are easily replaced. Far as I can tell the billionaires are modeling us something like a termite colony to work for them.

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