joonoro

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by joonoro 8y ago
Ah yes I too love to read about the positives of the worst ecological disaster we have ever experienced (created) that will lead to widespread suffering and death. It's like arguing about how nuclear war would be great for the construc
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by joonoro 9y ago
I like Magit because it doesn't try to hide git while still giving all the advantages GP mentioned https://magit.vc/
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by joonoro 9y ago
https://www.linkedin.com/in/davemajumdar Yeah the author sure does look sketchy huh /s
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by joonoro 9y ago
Firefox used to have this feature, but it was removed. You need to install this extension now: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-groups-pa...
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by joonoro 9y ago
Thanks for the response, it's good to know what's causing the problems with messages and that it's being worked on. I'll try to contact support next time I have voice issues with my group.
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by joonoro 9y ago
Elixir was one of the reasons I started using Discord in the first place. I figured if they were smart enough to use Elixir for a program like this then they would probably have a bright future ahead of them. In practice, Discord hasn&#x2
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by joonoro 9y ago
>Go on living, stop being a hyper-sensitive prick about people saying mean things. They're going to bully whether or not it's at home, school or work. Go ahead and tell that to the growing number of people with depression or ot
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by joonoro 9y ago
Came here to say this. Many of my friends run pirated copies of Windows because they cannot afford a license, and they cannot use Linux either because they are dependent on Windows software. Usually I'd say it's their own fault bu
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by joonoro 9y ago
I did the same. I got fed up with constantly tweaking my Emacs config so I switched to VS Code. A month later I was back because VS Code was missing too many things I wanted and didn't really work the way I wanted it to. So the way I f
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by joonoro 9y ago
I use a cronjob with redshift[0] and it works. You can set it to simply toggle the effect without any scheduling (`redshift -O 3400` to enable, `redshift -x` to disable). I have it set to enable at 9PM and disable the next morning when I op
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by joonoro 10y ago
I used Xfce for a while but I still prefer vanilla Ubuntu, Unity feels more polished to me. It's the little stuff like vsync being enabled by default (no screen tearing when you move a window or scroll a web page).
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by joonoro 10y ago
Damn, beat me to it.
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by joonoro 10y ago
>There's honestly not a ton of difference on most of the CLI stuff since the hardware is the same, but it is measurable. This is what I was after. I can't imagine ffmpeg running slower just because of systemd or unity. But yeah
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by joonoro 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what were you using to measure the speed of the various operating systems you mentioned?
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by joonoro 10y ago
Is there a way to see what Facebook labels you if you aren't registered on Facebook?
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by joonoro 10y ago
The saddest part about it for me is that Windows 10 made some of my friends cynical regarding privacy. If you asked them before they would have at least acknowledged the value of privacy, but now it's just "Why not upgrade to Wind
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by joonoro 10y ago
Ahh, this old article again. >"But Linux is more popular." >So? Windows is even more popular. Go use that. This slope is so slippery I broke my neck when I fell.
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by joonoro 11y ago
AFAIK your issues with the 2012 Nexus 7 are well known to be caused by the storage memory of the device, it degrades really rapidly. Upgrading to 5.1 just makes it more pronounced. Other devices of the same age don't suffer from it.
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by joonoro 11y ago
They didn't make any mention of how feasible it would be, just that they wouldn't even try because it would threaten the security of their users.
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by joonoro 11y ago
The new ThinkPads are indeed awful, get the X220 aka the last good one. That should do you well until something worthwhile comes to replace it (maybe HP?) - Last old-style ThinkPad with great build quality - Last one with the classic keyboa
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by joonoro 11y ago
>Smartphones will be their first and last computer No, unfortunately smartphones are toys at best. Nobody uses them for real work, just consumption and browsing facebook. When they go to work, they will use a real computer.
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by joonoro 11y ago
>"No thanks." ? If you then showed them a real computer, nobody in their right mind would have said "yes." The thing about smartphones is, they don't actually do anything new. The only thing better about them is
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by joonoro 11y ago
I was going to reply to you by saying that Youtube audio quality is affected by video quality, but apparently that hasn't been the case anymore since 2013. The more you know! http://www.h3xed.com/web-and-internet/y
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by joonoro 11y ago
I assume this isn't the one he's using https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLg1Wtl9ffQ EDIT: okay yeah this looks a lot better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKHelCE9QAg
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by joonoro 11y ago
In the past they were more similar, at least the NPC art style was. When they first started Rimworld they used a sort of Prison Architect art style for their NPCs as placeholders until they got their own art in (which they have now). If any
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by joonoro 11y ago
I wasn't denying that, but yes I agree.
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by joonoro 11y ago
>Indiepocalypse is cancelled, you can stop worrying now. I think I speak for quite a few people when I say thank God . I have nothing against indie games in general but the sheer volume of low-quality DayZ/Minecraft-inspired early-
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by joonoro 11y ago
This is actually amazing . I will now forever see Putin as being ready 24/7 to whip out his PB[0] at a moments notice wherever he goes. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PB_%28pistol%29
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by joonoro 11y ago
> no matter how much philanthropy he's involved in Not even that, I had the fortune of glossing over this gem earlier today: https://www.jwz.org/blog/2015/12/zuckerberg-has-not-donated-... EDIT: appa
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by joonoro 11y ago
There's more discussion if you follow the link to the relevant Chromium issue at the bottom of the page. In particular it doesn't seem malicious and actually it's only started on demand. https://code.google.com&#x2

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