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kasabali
6d ago
IMO Aero parts looked phenomenal but older Win32 parts like toolbars etc. didn't fit and looked odd
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kasabali
7d ago
> Based on rumours Samsung finally cracked the secret on removing creases… That's every year since it's introduction
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kasabali
9d ago
That's textbook FUD.
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kasabali
11d ago
xdotool and wmctrl is what you need
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kasabali
12d ago
It may be 20 less but still hundreds. I'll never understand the LTSC advocacy, it is still the same thing except they mopped up the most disgusting looking liquid seeping out to the floor but didn't touch the huge turd sitting in
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kasabali
12d ago
> - 100% minimal designed for absolute performance coded ground up in rust Rust didn't exist in 90s yet Windows' performance was pretty good speed, consumption or bloat-wise.
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kasabali
12d ago
> https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator made all those tools obsolete and useless for the most part, "debloating" after it's installed is always bad business. Unattended is no "magic&q
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kasabali
14d ago
Play services isn't an "app", it's a highly privileged system service that has access to everything and some more.
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kasabali
14d ago
> You can create an account with no phone number during Android device setup. Yeah now they have IMEI and all the other device specific info anyway they might as well forego the phone number
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14d ago
> For extra privacy, you can sign into the Play Store with a Google Account that isn't tied to anything else. I dare you try creating a Google account that isn't tied to anything else. Nowadays you can't even create an acc
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kasabali
19d ago
"For a device with 8 GB, an app can use no more than 2.25 GB in the foreground, 1.5 GB for user-perceived services, and 1.5 GB in the background" These are still very generous limits I doubt that'll help at all
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kasabali
19d ago
"... it's on a Mac ..." Tells you everything you need to know about Windows in 2026.
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kasabali
24d ago
Android is a heavy Rube Goldberg machine, it's amazing it even works at all.
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kasabali
1mo ago
That’s a ridiculously unbalanced system and I very much doubt it was the norm. Even the cheapest systems in early 00s that came with a Celeron and 128 MB RAM had something like a TNT card with 32MB ram, that’s if not a bottom of the barrel
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kasabali
1mo ago
This isn’t true anymore beginning with DDR4 speeds.
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kasabali
1mo ago
Because it's a big fat lie
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kasabali
1mo ago
Still goddamn bloat. No amount of sharing will change that.
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kasabali
1mo ago
Cheapest local brand 15" CRTs could do 1280x1024 in early 2000s. because you weren't limited by the panel unlike LCDs. You'd need better than perfect vision to be able to make use of it, though.
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1mo ago
> ~300MB is perfectly acceptable if it works well, looks good and does what it should do. No it isn't. It isn't a word process for gods sake. It has one literally one job and 300 MB is like an order of magnitude off for that. T
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1mo ago
> It is clear from the article that what eats up so much RAM is not the weather app itself but the framework it runs on. There is a "Renderer", a "GPU Process",... eating most of it. You say tomato we say tomahto At t
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1mo ago
> mpv --idle --force-window 160 MB That's still a HUGE amount when you remember mplayer (which mpv was based on) ran on PCs that has had less RAM than that.
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1mo ago
> Nautilus is probably pre-indexing directory structure so it doesn't have to read disk every single time you open your home folder. That's good No it isn't good, and no it probably doesn't because it is kernel's
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1mo ago
15 years ago 4GB was comfortable and 8GB was abundant. Today 8GB is bare minimum.
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2mo ago
"base spec" is doing the heavy lifting here, not "soldered". DDR5 modules supporting 8000 MT/s CMP/EXPO profiles are available. 9000 is available with CUDIMM modules.
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2mo ago
I'm afraid in a few years iOS will actually (not as a joke) be the more open and customizable option
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2mo ago
imagine the 2 grams you'll be losing by skipping the m.2 connector
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kasabali
2mo ago
so you need to have discord installed in your phone. now multiply it with every web site you want to access.
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kasabali
2mo ago
Main profile is very mediocre. Any file I see in the wild is encoded in high profile.
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kasabali
2mo ago
Someone should vibe reverse that driver
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kasabali
2mo ago
That's too much work, seeing "modern" in the title is usually enough for me.
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