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likeclockwork
10d ago
Flogging or prison time for whoever has the highest salary.
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likeclockwork
27d ago
No.
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likeclockwork
3mo ago
state-run corporation are bad but corporate-run state is good?
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likeclockwork
3mo ago
Sure, but Adobe was never going to solve them.
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4mo ago
All content is "adult content" unless specifically marked otherwise.
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4mo ago
There is no coffee shop anywhere in the world where I would leave my laptop unattended. Even if things are unlikely to go wrong the level of avoidable risk is simply too high. A $3000 piece of my personal or worse employer's property a
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4mo ago
Okay, so you're a chump with a slave mentality who can be broken by a spanking but you think other men are weak. Got it. All these corporal punishment societies and families have the people they don't talk about who were hardened
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5mo ago
Who writes the laws?
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5mo ago
That's not actually tiling, is it? To me that reads like fullscreen with workspaces. If one uses a manual tiling window manager like i3 or sway and a large monitor one can divide the screen into separate work areas that each host multi
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5mo ago
Pixel perfect means it looks EXACTLY like the design comp. It goes completely out of the window if the browser window isn't the exact size of the mockup. You might charitably say that pixel perfect means that the implementation interse
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6mo ago
It seems like people will do anything to avoid running Linux locally, even when depending on Linux software.
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9mo ago
How about you stop using drugs, how about that? Really if you want to bomb the people responsible for the overdoses it's probably the overdosers parents who abused them. What happened to individual responsibility?
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9mo ago
Mobile is completely hamstrung, all of the effort went into creating as much vendor lock-in as possible rather than into creating a useful pocket computer. There's all this cool tech on and adjacent to mobile that you can't actual
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10mo ago
Same. This is The Way. Bonus: No game files junking up my home directory.
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10mo ago
It doesn't negotiate with terrorists.
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10mo ago
"holy FOSS war"? Why not have a commissar sit behind every gamer to make sure they're not cheating? That's a startling degree of access to give to these people for access to cosmetic micro-transactions. But, I guess if a
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10mo ago
It's one of those things that people who haven't experienced simply wouldn't know to ask for. Wii had motion aiming but it was more of a gimmick, it wasn't until playing FPS games on the first Steam Controller that I, pe
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10mo ago
I'm not letting a game company have root on my PC. How does that kind of exposure for something as frivolous as gaming even make sense?
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10mo ago
The Xbox controller doesn't even have a gyro. Xbox controller design is completely stagnant.
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10mo ago
There are fewer people in Finland than there are in Dallas, Texas. "National level" sounds like a big deal but in real terms it's the same effect as your city wide rules for larger cities.
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11mo ago
You're courting death.
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1y ago
Move the browser to the side? I can never understand why anyone would want to manually shuffle windows around as a disorganized stack. From my perspective the desktop metaphor UX was obsolete the moment it was conceived of. All anyone has t
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1y ago
"compiled" isn't a property of a language. I think the distinction that both you and the author of the tool are making is always going to be messy. It seems to me that you're talking about the language itself via an impr
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1y ago
I don't think of the things you listed as "topics". Browser, code, slack, etc.. seem more like tasks or activities to me. I used to use i3 on a 49" super ultrawide monitor (32:9) and when I did each desktop was truly a t
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1y ago
Making mistakes is a critical part of learning. What legitimate authority stands above the will of the people?
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1y ago
Who cares about the exact breed of government dog?
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1y ago
Agreed. I don't find automatic tiling that useful in general because you don't really get strong layout control but I also never found say i3 or manual tiling that useful on a small laptop screen. (It's pretty nice on a large
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1y ago
Should there be secret police in the first place?
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1y ago
Wow. Your original comment reads very differently now.
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1y ago
Except a human would say "I don't know" instead up making up some nonsense.
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