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by kule 5mo ago
Looking at you ctrl+r in web outlook...I want to reload the page not reply to the email!
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by kule 8mo ago
Yeah I don’t like the glass effect and I realised it’s because it creates movement and drags your attention to things that should be background items. On the phone, video controls and app folders are particularly egregious.
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by kule 1y ago
Yep, which is really handy. I was specifically talking about copy and paste shortcuts being the same even in the terminal though.
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by kule 1y ago
“Except the Terminal”… Of course in the Mac you have the same shortcut in every app because you use cmd+c/v It really bugged me that by default you use ctrl+shift+c/v on Linux but only in the terminal. Found a lovely feature in ki
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by kule 2y ago
I'm assuming since the Steam Deck push it's all changed. Either way, I don't tend to play AAA, but I've been able to play all the games I've wanted to without issue in Steam.
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by kule 2y ago
I seem to remember one of the points was the way GNOMEs plugin system was implemented plugins have no isolation so one bad plugin can cause all sorts of problems. They were also limited in things they wanted to do with the default window ti
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by kule 4y ago
Been a while since I used a MacBook but can't you do Shift+Opt (or just Opt?) Brightness+/- for an incremental change still? Works with volume too.
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by kule 4y ago
RE 1. Just to be precise (as I thought this until recently): * liveness check will cause pod restarts. * Readiness check causes the pod to be removed from the round-robin of new traffic requests so it has time to recover/finish process
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by kule 4y ago
I see a lot of people go for Monday or Friday when going down to 4 days a week. There's definitely some advantages to that, however as an alternative suggestion I prefer Wednesdays off. I find even in the best jobs, there's a gen
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by kule 4y ago
Super Mario 3D World is more like Sackboy so you’ll probably enjoy that, 3D world is more typical Mario levels, then Browsers Fury is more free form/open world platforming - both have you in control of full characters though. RE Sackbo
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by kule 4y ago
Yeah I know what you mean there’s surprisingly few games that hit the sweet spot. The latest sackboy is probably the best one I’ve played in that you both get to play a full character (ie no boring cappy), it drops extra lives like a sieve
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by kule 4y ago
FYI some games my son has enjoyed that had reasonable difficulty and/or co-op so we can play together: * Super Mario Odyssey * Sackboy: A Big Adventure * Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker * Paw Patrol Games (gameplay maybe a bit too simpl
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by kule 5y ago
I understand the frustration, especially if your first impression of Apple is a MacBook Pro is in the 2016-2019 era - you've probably seen the worst MacBooks available and not the best of Apple. There were some good things, the display
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by kule 5y ago
Was just playing around locally and found one of the undescribed Irb improvements is a drop-down with autocompletion suggestions nice!
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by kule 5y ago
Yeah, should be invocation, there's a nice example on the feature request ( https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/14579 ): def login(username: ENV["USER"], password:) p(username:, password:) end l
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by kule 5y ago
FYI I’ve used this on the Mac it works pretty well: https://ianyh.com/amethyst/
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by kule 6y ago
Out of curiosity how come you never did one for Elixir as part of cooperpress? Half expected/hoped you’d start one at some point.
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by kule 6y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply, really appreciate it. I'm gonna have a play with my setup and experiment along those lines.
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by kule 6y ago
Those that love using i3/tiling managers - what does your workflow look like? I used Amethyst https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst an auto-tiler on the mac for quite some time but finally gave it up recently. I love
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by kule 6y ago
For the record I'd love this too, I just don't see it happening anytime soon. I've been thinking about this recently I'm not not sure the (vocal) Linux community would accept what it might take. * Developers want to work
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by kule 6y ago
I do feel like things have gone downhill. I bought a mid-2009 13” MacBook Pro which easily lasted 9 years (with an ssd upgrade and more ram added at some point) and was honestly the best laptop I’ve owned. I was hooked and hyped to get the
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by kule 6y ago
Yeah funnily enough I found something similar when my normal Mac keyboard died and I had to use a old dell one. Despite 10 years of Mac usage my subconscious felt the Dell keyboard, remembered my windows usage and started using ctrl instea
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by kule 6y ago
They have their place, I think we’ve been trained to expect to have to save/confirm changes. In non-critical places it can be delightful. However, I really couldn’t believe that cloudflare had no confirmation with the DNS ui - I’m rea
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by kule 6y ago
Thank god, I never understood the EU directives that didn’t consider that by making sure things were implemented at a browser level it would cause an order of magnitude less work for web developers/site owners and ensure a consistent e
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by kule 9y ago
Interesting - I wonder if this also fits with the binary research going on: http://binaryresearchinstitute.com/bri/
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by kule 10y ago
I used to have a lot of trouble with this. It didn't help having the terminology 'visualisation' which makes it feel like you're not doing it right if you don't 'see' something. It's something you ca
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by kule 11y ago
This article doesn't seem to have any info on the syntax changes yet - here's a run through: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/wiki/New-Language-Features-...
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by kule 11y ago
btw did you do a fresh install? I'd always just upgraded and had no problems; until Yosemite. It's a bit more time consuming but Yosemite has worked great for me since I did a fresh install.
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by kule 11y ago
I don't think Dropbox has ever tried to compete on price though, have they? For me, there are two things that make Dropbox a better option than MS/Amazon/Google: 1) It's their core business. You know it's not going
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by kule 12y ago
Fantastic, recently I've been really wondering why this kind of thing wasn't looked at more - it seemed to me it'd be a lot more consistent than using wind turbines or solar energy. The idea looks excellent - obviously not 10

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