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hello_there
3y ago
This looks like a very nice product and it matches exactly something that I've been wanting and thinking about. So I tried to order one (using PayPal), but it doesn't seem like you're shipping to Norway. Are you planning to o
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5y ago
I clicked through to the tiling WM that he was using for KDE and one of the things under "Features" that got my attention was this: > Support for setting windows to floating or quitting tiling altogether, per-desktop (Meta+Shif
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5y ago
If you find this interesting then you might also be interested in SnapRAID: https://www.snapraid.it/ > SnapRAID is a backup program for disk arrays. It stores parity information of your data and it recovers from up to si
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5y ago
> multi-touch gestures added in Gnome 40 This sounds like a great improvement! Is this Gnome-specific or can we soon expect to see this in other DEs as well?
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6y ago
I wonder if something like this could be effective against grey silverfish? They move slowly, usually on the floor at night and they're big and nice for the camera to see.
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6y ago
This looks very nice! I've been thinking about something like this for quite a while. May I suggest two additional features that I would love to see in such a window manager: 1. A way to neatly arrange all the windows on a virtual sphe
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9y ago
What special tooling is required to deal with a monorepo that is not required for multi repo?
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9y ago
> Imagine you know someone in the public eye, let's say a musician, with their own website. They enable comments In my mind it would be the users, not the site owners that would enable the comments. > People are posting a high am
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9y ago
I haven't thought out the details, but I really think that it should not be the website owner, or any other individual or organization, but rather some sort of decentralized community effort. For example, one could imagine a distribu
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9y ago
Here's a slightly off-topic dream about online comments: In an ideal comment system I believe that articles, comments and moderation events should come from three different, decentralized streams (like Atom) that the end user can subsc
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9y ago
What do these things cost?
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9y ago
> do not autoplay video setting. Not to mention sound .
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9y ago
> when stdlib will be more @nogc friendly How does @nogc work in D? Is it easy to keep track of what needs freeing and what does not or is it easy to mix up and get hard bugs? Also, what do these bugs look like? Is use-after-free possibl
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9y ago
Why not just let me type it?
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9y ago
FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop HEADLINE: Ability to completely disable all dpi scaling DESCRIPTION: I've bought a high-res screen with the intention to get more screen real-estate, but it seems that every modern app is working against me by sc
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When and Why Nationalism Beats Globalism
(the-american-interest.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
This is an improvement, but I don't think that sound is always welcome in the selected tab either. With a few exceptions (like YouTube) I'd like sound to be off by default.
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10y ago
Chrome already require webpages to ask permission in order to use resources like camera and microphone. I think it should do the same for speakers.
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10y ago
They could display that same "this page is not secure"-page that they display on broken certificates.
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10y ago
I would really like to see an article comparing Flynn with Deis. Last time I looked it seemed to me like two different implementations of the same thing. What are the differences?
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10y ago
It would be cool to do this with a compass. Would it be possible to make it such that one could feel the pin even though it's encapsulated inside the device?
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10y ago
I would imagine that Command & Conquer-like games could be a good fit for VR as it requires overview where you'll usually have to scroll in cases where you'd otherwise just lift and eyebrow. I could also imagine a Window Manag
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11y ago
No mention of the amount of RAM anywhere.
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11y ago
Cool stuff. I really like the idea, but why so many symbols? On slide "2.5 Piping" I find the description on the right to be far more readable than the examples on the left. Also the descriptions on the right are familiar, idiomat
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11y ago
Can you elaborate on you stack and toolchain? I'm curious about what's simple and works well with React.
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11y ago
> Why use OAuth unless you want to grant 3rd parties access to your services data, on behalf of your customers? So, what would you use instead?
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11y ago
I'm running Atom 0.116.0 on Xubuntu and AltGr works perfectly fine. My keyboard layout is Norwegian.
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11y ago
I find it interesting that Java didn't become the standard for this as it seems like it has everything and is both fast and mature. What might be the reason?
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11y ago
"it won't happen to me"
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Separation Anxiety: A Tutorial for Isolating Your System with Linux Namespaces
(toptal.com)
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11y ago
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