klazutin

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   by klazutin 11mo ago

   Oddly enough, I had the simplest experience of installing Windows 11 25H2 on a new ThinkPad just recently. Apparently the Windows ISO doesn't have the WiFi drivers for that specific machine out of the box, so during setup when it could
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   by klazutin 1y ago

   Those fonts look crisp! Is that 2x scaling? I've been considering converting a 27" Retina iMac to achieve something similar.
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   by klazutin 2y ago

   I want to switch to Wayland after all the good things I hear about it and for better scaling on external screens. But I just don't understand how people are able to use it when fractional scaling is so blurry. I feel like in 2024 fract
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   by klazutin 3y ago

   I have generally been annoyed by the lengthy take off animations in Starfield, but the one thing I find satisfying every time I see one is that crackle of the engines. I can't think of any other game I played that would have this sound
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   by klazutin 4y ago

   I've recently come across a perfect example of just that: [1]. Just try to slowly move the mouse over any of the round red year marks at the center of the page. [1]: https://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/ai-robo
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   by klazutin 4y ago

   I've tried Tailscale recently after reading all the raving reviews here on HN. The service is very easy to install and the apps are nice to use, everything is just very well done. However, I just don't see much difference from my
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   by klazutin 4y ago

   Sadly, I've tried it all. It seems that the 80Hz cap is enforced by the kernel PS/2 driver, for whatever reason, and is shared between the touchpad and the TrackPoint since they are on the same bus. I can only imagine drivers unde
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   by klazutin 4y ago

   I've also switched from a MacBook to a T14 Gen 1 about a year ago and the TrackPoint is the one problem I struggle with on Linux. On Windows, it's buttery smooth and a joy to use. On Linux, the refresh rate tops out at 80 Hz, and
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   by klazutin 12y ago

   My thoughts exactly. Not being from exactly a Western culture (I'm Russian) I always saw the X not as a letter but rather as a cross (Russians say "click the cross to close the window"), a sign of deleting or cancelling somet
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    by klazutin 13y ago

    This is so odd how people can unknowingly create difficulties for someone else. Remapping Caps lock to switching input language has probably been the most useful thing I've done to improve my computing productivity (followed closely by