jagger27

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by jagger27 5y ago
I love the footer. haters > /dev/null™
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by jagger27 5y ago
As much as it pains me to mention it here, as I wholeheartedly do not support it for a number of important reasons, something like Metamask and an identity on a blockchain could work for this. The more obvious solution is OAuth (or OpenID C
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by jagger27 5y ago
> All this is with ghosting, of course. High quality rendering definitely takes longer, and I get the impression from my reading and observations of a real device that bandwidth may play a part in that speed limit. You’re talking about a
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by jagger27 5y ago
Your math is correct, but the refresh rates are so low that I don’t see it being an issue. Not to mention that by the time said panel is available on the market CPUs and GPUs will be better. Call it 400 dpi? 450, maybe? It doesn’t seem too
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by jagger27 5y ago
I’m thinking of old Visual Studio syntax highlighting where it primarily uses green and blue. Maybe pick one of those like E-ink panels can already do.
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by jagger27 5y ago
That’s a good point. I think one or two colours mixed with font weights and italics could get us pretty far. Response time is a pretty critical metric for me when it comes to coding. I don’t want to have to wait a couple hundred millisecond
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by jagger27 5y ago
For most reading and writing tasks I think I’d rather have a a monochrome display with much higher DPI with extremely crisp high contrast edges. I hope that keeps improving too. Colour is something I’m willing to go without for this type of
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by jagger27 5y ago
Would it be totally insane for SpaceX to offer free/very cheap launches every now and then to pure science missions to make up for these types inconveniences? For context: plain old Falcon 9 could launch a Hubble-sized telescope to L
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by jagger27 5y ago
It's extremely simple if no one uses it!
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> via email and other private channels that we don't know about That would be 0/3 on the slogan of "Open. Friendly. Community driven." All of your replies have been complete non-sequiturs to my comments.
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by jagger27 5y ago
> [...] they want every community to feel equally welcome ( this isn't possible , but it seems to be their goal). > I'm explicitly saying I see your complaint as invalid and something I don't want Pine to fix . What a
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by jagger27 5y ago
> Everyone needs these things to work, but no one is working on them A few people do seem to be working on these critical things, just not together towards any common goal. The way GP puts it, the Pine64 communities are ideologically opp
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by jagger27 5y ago
> I can empathize with the PinePhone folks because it's been out for a while, but if you decided to buy a PineNote that is 100% on you and no one else. I'm not sure why you and the other commenter are so keen to throw me under
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by jagger27 5y ago
This kind of attitude and response is extremely offputting, toxic, and rude and doesn’t make me want to donate my time to “the project”. I posted my genuine thoughts and experience and this is the response I get? I want to contribute to th
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by jagger27 5y ago
Couldn’t agree more with this. I recently got a PineNote as well and was disappointed with the lack of community organization. The wiki is bare, and the people hanging on Discord and IRC just seem to be hacking on their own things. I am mot
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by jagger27 5y ago
Does it silently timeout on the server if I submit something malicious like this? function multiplyNumbers(a, b) { if (a == 2) { return a * b // to avoid locking up my browser :) } else { while(true) {}
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by jagger27 5y ago
A large and important CC/BCC should probably be done through a mailing list, no?
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by jagger27 5y ago
Retooled switches from 2010, yes, but Hyperglides are new moulds as of 2020. Cherry made a fairly big deal out of it at the time. I've heard of people using diamond polishing paste to do something similar.
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by jagger27 5y ago
I think it’s a mixture of molds and being broken in. Apparently these artificially broken in[0] switches with Cherry’s new Hyperglide molds are quite good. I did try ultrasonic cleaning some of my Alps switches, but it’s hard to replicate t
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by jagger27 5y ago
I am not thinking of clones, no. I’m thinking of my AEK and AEK IIs with creams and salmons that don’t feel so hot today. I haven’t used many vintage Cherry boards, but I do know that people actively seek out “vintage blacks” because the pl
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by jagger27 5y ago
This was somewhat common with Alps, actually. They made a rubber dome slider that was compatible with their mechanical mount. https://deskthority.net/wiki/Alps_dome_with_slider
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by jagger27 5y ago
Possibly a lightweight Kailh Choc linear switch? They’re very soft and quiet, but they have no tactility. The tactile ones leave a bit to be desired. It’s hard to match rubber domes there. https://mkultra.click/choc-switches
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by jagger27 5y ago
It's funny to think about Lenovo making the X1 Nano for big burly guys. It's too bad that laptop switches will likely never see the huge and varied aftermarket that we have with mechanical keyboards. There's a switch for ever
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by jagger27 5y ago
> a bit more forgiving when they get dust inside. It's a tough engineering problem, that's for sure. I agree that older ThinkPads are a little bit stiff. Apple went too far with butterfly, but I think they landed a good place w
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by jagger27 5y ago
15" or 17"? I have a PowerBook G4 from the same era, and I think the keyboard is the same as that. Indeed it has better travel, but I find the keys are slightly wobbly and a bit unrefined. Having torn one apart a while ago, I&#x27
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by jagger27 5y ago
Of all the things to criticize macOS and Macs on, keyboard shortcuts are not it. They’re the gold standard of consistency and ergonomics as far as I’m concerned. I get not being used to them and having different muscle memory.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Will it also accumulate heavy oxygen?
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yes, and? 5 and 6 GHz already struggle with thick walls (like those found between units in apartment buildings). Presence detection is one thing, but you can't see what I'm having for lunch through several walls with a single 2.4
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by jagger27 5y ago
This is hyperbole. 60GHz cannot penetrate walls and closed doors. 2.4GHz and 5GHz lack the resolution to image you, especially if your adversary only has control of one AP. There are already tons of side channel attacks with existing WiFi a
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by jagger27 5y ago
2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz have decent wall penetration, but 60GHz doesn't. It can bounce off walls to get around corners, so it doesn't necessarily need line of sight.

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