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inside_out_life
4y ago
They should adopt servo or help revive geckoview, to have an independent default.
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inside_out_life
4y ago
I'm considering myself lucky, but I've got hired two months ago, remotely, without revealing my age or anyone caring how I look. I'm 41. Meetings are voice only. I'm yet to meet anyone from the team face to face, yet I&#
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inside_out_life
5y ago
It's different though, not system wide. You don't need it to login into the OS. There are alterantive to Apple Store too.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Aurora gets apks directly from Play Store via reverse engineered api
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inside_out_life
5y ago
This is no longer true, recent versions of Obsidian started adding WYSIWYG features.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Well, it's not comparable, you wanted different use case there's kdeconnect-cli kdeconnect seems daemon like enough to me since it's entirely detached from its myriad UIs
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inside_out_life
5y ago
for fast occasional sharing you have KDEConnect
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inside_out_life
5y ago
It's hard to explain but Poland got hooked on mobile payments/banking, the adoption is very high and one of the major players is home grown.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
What do we know about Jesus's dick, would it have some special properties?
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Some of the Amazon's voices sound amazing to me, I've actually tested few on them and people couldn't tell they're synthetic. Watson's voices are nice too. (AFAIK Amazon bought Polish company IVONA for their Polly
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inside_out_life
5y ago
This is true, AMD's GPU Linux drivers are open source and in superb shape nowadays (with the exception of freshly released stuff as there's always lag)
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inside_out_life
5y ago
I've been runnning linux with AMD cpu/gpu for years, they tend to be late with initial stuff but other than that it's been a smooth sailing. That being said, it will differ from distro to distro, as some are unreadably slow
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inside_out_life
5y ago
It got updated to newest Chromium version recently, the build process seems to be semi-automated now too. Isn't it open source too? Unfortunately it's a bit buggy on some of my devices. Newest FF beta got unexplained speed bost
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Have you been living under a rock? Do you know what a hackintosh is? It's been going for so long that ccurrent bootloaders allow to run it completely unmodified, working updates etc. macOS also runs under some VMs, with some config twe
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inside_out_life
5y ago
This is not true, they've made changes recently to their premium features that forces you to do training (spaced tasks).
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Nope, it still sucks.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
You can actually use these apps together with obsidian, to edit the same files which I do, I use IA writer when I feel like to.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Obsidian with plugins can be a quite efficiant outliner too, it even has tree collpasing/unfolding command built in
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inside_out_life
5y ago
Unfortunately Obsidian cannot replace apps like Agenda or noteplan for me, because it doesn't sync with external calendars. I still use it for most stuff though.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
look at something like Obsidian for modern editor UX
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inside_out_life
5y ago
They remade the more popular trees recently to make them CEFR compliant and added grammar lessons to some, I'm doing Spanish and it's very good, tons of immersion stuff, audio lessons, stories, podcasts.
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inside_out_life
5y ago
It's possible and it's compile time option, source package managers like portage allow you to do that.