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by jnrk 6d ago
To be fair, a Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra costs just as much.
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by jnrk 13d ago
I'm pretty sure it's "Is Darwin really all that exciting?"
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by jnrk 1mo ago
Fastmail is Australian though.
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by jnrk 1mo ago
Mirror: https://archive.is/9IF4W
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by jnrk 6mo ago
I have absolutely no problem with the weight. My only gripe is with the battery and lack of a power button.
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by jnrk 7mo ago
I agree. Going back to a car without a 360 camera is unthinkable now that I've gotten so used to it...
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by jnrk 8mo ago
I agree, but it's already been 15 years since it was released so I'm losing hope..
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by jnrk 8mo ago
Of course, the downside is that people might not even see your site at all because they’re afraid to click on that suspicious link.
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by jnrk 10mo ago
Really? I find it to be the complete opposite.
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Dia, The Browser Company's AI-powered Arc successor, launches publicly on macOS(diabrowser.com)
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by jnrk 1y ago
> I don't why webkit is more popular. Because Safari comes pre-installed on billions of devices?
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by jnrk 1y ago
I've found Garmin's sleep tracking to be unreliable. For instance, if I lie in bed reading before I fall asleep, it often incorrectly logs that time as sleep.
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by jnrk 2y ago
I've taken the Coding Font blind test tournament a couple of times the last years, and I somehow always end up with Fira Code as the winner. https://www.codingfont.com/
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by jnrk 2y ago
He did though: > […] but I did install an ad blocker on both for a few tests, but they didn’t change the results at all for me.
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by jnrk 2y ago
> look at IBM abandoning Swift on the server not that long ago That was back in 2019..
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by jnrk 2y ago
How do I downvote on HN?
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by jnrk 2y ago
Edge has a convenient split view feature that allows you to set links from the first pane to open in the second pane, rather than in a new tab. Particularly useful for browsing Hacker News etc.
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by jnrk 3y ago
It’s the reason I bought an EQC instead of a Model Y. It has screens, but all important functions also have physical buttons.
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by jnrk 3y ago
This only works for files saved locally though. Doesn’t help with large files on the iCloud server.
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by jnrk 3y ago
No you’re right. It’s the same logo with a color shift and droplets removed: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Waterfox_logo_2019.p...
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by jnrk 3y ago
I’ll add Raycast, which is a launcher but does so much more (including window management) https://www.raycast.com/
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by jnrk 3y ago
> The browser just had an suggestive bunny picture easter egg on that and had this thoughts about anti circumcision If you visit the link posted in the comments above, you will see that it wasn't only thoughts about circumcision b
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by jnrk 3y ago
I would also recommend Raycast. It’s a launcher, but it can also windows management - and so much more. https://www.raycast.com/
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by jnrk 3y ago
Nice!
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by jnrk 3y ago
Oh this brings back a lot of memories. I was fascinated by the Amiga demo scene when I was younger and especially the graphics and logos. Watched countless demos and intros. Made, Fade One, Facet and Ra were some of my favorite graphics art
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by jnrk 3y ago
Agreed. I look around in my office and no one else than me is running any kind of adblocker. Most people don’t care or don’t even know adblockers exist.
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by jnrk 3y ago
Svelte does a pretty good job too. https://svelte.dev/
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by jnrk 3y ago
Manifest V3 applies to all Chromium based browsers, including Brave.
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by jnrk 3y ago
Arc has the best Chrome-based implementation IMO. The best implementation all-round is tree style tabs in Firefox.
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by jnrk 3y ago
Who?

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