liminis

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by liminis 4mo ago
That's a bit miserable ... ; - ; I try to avoid the place where I can. The only places I check with any regularity are niche, like r/roguelikes, or r/ironscape; I think they escape the worst of it as a result. I'm sure t
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by liminis 4mo ago
I'll remove the particulars to avoid anything partisan, but: I failed to truly appreciate how cooked reddit was with bots until I accidentally clicked Popular and stumbled upon a national subreddit post with a 'chad meme', st
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by liminis 5mo ago
I think any program suddenly x5'ing its install size would raise eyebrows as to its purpose.
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by liminis 5mo ago
Google's "don't be evil" motto already felt ironic over a decade ago, long before they even replaced it with "do the right thing [for shareholder value?]".
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by liminis 5mo ago
Arc is still great on macOS (not so much the Windows build, essentially an abandoned beta) even if it's not getting active development anymore. I'm defaulting to Firefox ever since I moved my desktop to CachyOS, but I need to eith
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by liminis 5mo ago
The basis of so much of Microsoft's complacency (and why the MB Neo was such a nuke to the entry-level laptop market). It's pretty terrible how much this kind of dynamic rules over tech. I'm not a 'capitalist', but
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by liminis 5mo ago
I mean, with the price of SSDs lately, 4GB is not a completely negligible addition.
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by liminis 5mo ago
I definitely feel less a product on macOS than anything Google-orientated. I don't know where Windows fits into that exactly, given "paying for Windows" is not really how it's even seen, given major updates were 'fr
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by liminis 5mo ago
Isn't that essentially Dia? (Pro is 20USD/month.) https://www.diabrowser.com/ (I miss Arc, such a shame it only gets security/chromium updates now ...) And I think Codex's desktop client has a built-in b