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kup0
2y ago
Dear journalists/others: for the love of all that is good, please for f's sake stop calling these people "artists". It reinforces the lie they tell themselves. They are nothing of the sort. They are, at most, and even th
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kup0
3y ago
I'm a Kagi user myself but I'm not going to extrapolate that to thinking that because I use something that it points to the downfall of another product's dominance. Just because a few techy or aware people use Kagi (or anot
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kup0
3y ago
Same for me. Applies to any caffeine intake, really. I usually taper down to lower amounts slowly to avoid withdrawal symptoms then ramp back up. I can really feel the effects after I'm on no/low caffeine for a short period- howev
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kup0
3y ago
This is what I use most often these days for loading any system with a Linux install (or to test drive distros it's an awesome tool). I have found some hardware seems to have weird issues with drives of a certain size (I tried using a
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kup0
3y ago
Both cider and wine give me very fast headaches even with small amounts of consumption. Beer and other spirits do not. Curious if quercetin(+alcohol, specifically in the forms found in those beverages) in-fact is a culprit, since cider also
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kup0
3y ago
While I'm a full-on ad-blocker user and will almost never disable an ad-blocker to use or support any website, I also think it's fine if a service wants to block my access for using one. I pay for YT Premium because right now it&#
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kup0
3y ago
I subscribed to Nebula and honestly there hasn't been any content there that has ever kept me coming back. Been subscribed for a year and all the content I want is still only on YouTube. They're going to have to screw over creator
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kup0
3y ago
Why would you want RAM to swap to fast SSDs when you can avoid it with more RAM in the first place, though? Sure it's not a molasses-slow spinning HDD..... but SSDs are still far slower than RAM, and having swap hit the SSDs means unne
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kup0
3y ago
Fully agree. For a long time I was heavily biased against it because of the versions of it I saw, growing up in a conservative religious family and seeing other far more conservative religious families in our church/etc do a very ext
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kup0
3y ago
I've had good experience with Porkbun. I like it more than Hover, which I had previously. But both of these have been far better than most of the "big" alternatives.
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kup0
3y ago
NextDNS (and Quad9 and Cloudflare often as backups). I run NextDNS on my phone as well.
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kup0
3y ago
I would also think that random read/write performance (throughput/IOPS and maybe latency too? just a hunch...) on SSDs will be miles ahead of microSD and likely represents impacts on real-world/OS scenarios much more than seq
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kup0
3y ago
Firefox's refusal here makes me respect the browser even more and makes me more happy that it's my browser of choice. User agency should be prioritized over all other concerns.
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kup0
3y ago
Adult searches work for me, I disabled safe search on https://kagi.com/settings?p=privacy and it seems to be working fine?
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kup0
3y ago
Excited to see this. Thinking about using this on mobile and all PCs I use now that there is no worry about hitting a quota.
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kup0
3y ago
woops, yeah I should have linked the DisplayLink article and whitepaper both probably, was just going quickly DisplayLink Article: https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/73861... Direct whitepaper
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kup0
3y ago
I didn't create them myself, to be clear, I originally got them from here and have adjusted over time (some comments on this thread / other similar threads discuss the changes necessary due to breakage): https://www.red
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kup0
3y ago
Using rules to completely block shorts from appearing in any YT feeds (and rules to fix the feeds so they don't look broken afterwards) has been great. YT breaks it from time to time with a UI update, but it's something I'll
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kup0
3y ago
When I was a kid my (not wealthy) family had a Lincoln Towncar that was probably purchased used and fixed up and it ended up with some freaky electrical problems like you describe- most notably (because it freaked me out as a small child) I
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kup0
3y ago
This reminds me of the "my monitor blinks every time I sit down in my office chair" turning out to be EMI spikes from the gas lift affecting the signal traveling on monitor cables. A DisplayLink KB article even mentions it (and th
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kup0
3y ago
Another happy customer here as well. I use at work and home and plan to start using on mobile browsers also. The ability to essentially "weight" particular domains (pin, block, or anywhere in between) has saved me so much time. Th
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kup0
3y ago
Only viewing total cost misses the point. For some people, it may be more reasonable for them to want to pay a fraction of the cost monthly vs. one big sum every 12 months. $10/month is more expensive, in total, over a year. However, $
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kup0
3y ago
Exactly, "Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half" is the best way to describe this song. If the target of the song didn't change from an actual source of problems (the rich/economic elite) to conservative scapegoats
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kup0
3y ago
Depending on how interested you are in getting it up and going again, Brother in the past has been good at providing Linux drivers. I use a small single-purpose lightweight linux PC as a print server and let it deal with the driver- and the
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kup0
3y ago
"The CPUC decided to go ahead anyway. One of the three yes votes was cast by Commissioner John Reynolds, who served as head lawyer at Cruise before appointed to the CPUC by Gov. Gavin Newsom."
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kup0
3y ago
It's only whataboutism if it's irrelevant / changing the subject / etc. OP's criticisms are very relevant, in that, I believe OP is just wanting to see consistency out of Mozilla's positions. This is all st
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kup0
3y ago
I use the x86 version on an old low-power celeron-based Dell Micro as a print server that sits alongside my laser printer. It's great. Enjoyable TUI interface for setup. Also makes for a nice underlying OS for pi-hole setups. I enjoy t
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kup0
3y ago
Oh, wow. Edited my original post. Thanks for the clarification. I think it wasn't available when I signed up, as far as I could tell, so maybe it was just added recently (or I just completely missed it...)
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kup0
3y ago
Would like to see web/desktop clients for this. When I used it recently I found the unexpandable pop-up overlay in the browser to not be adequate for managing my hundreds of logins- it just felt annoying to be confined to such a small
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kup0
3y ago
Glad to see the instance I am on immediately has chosen to defederate from P92
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