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by ta8903 4d ago
For what it's worth >Results: >We synthesized data from 137 systematic reviews (>30,000 participants). Compared with no exercise (control), RT significantly improved muscle strength, size (hypertrophy), power, endurance, contr
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by ta8903 5d ago
According to OP >It would be delusional to expect any sort of press and related (like search engine or aggregation) freedom, or to try to compare this to anything in any other developed country. Israel is responsible for killing more jou
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by ta8903 5d ago
But you see people talking about the mini almost every time there's a discussion about iPhones (or phones in general). Surely it would have been worth it to Apple to keep the mini alive just to avoid the negative press and pretend they
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by ta8903 6d ago
most bugs don't
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by ta8903 7d ago
Hey, I have those :) To be fair the microphones on cheap IEMs always suck, and you're probably better off using the mic on your device.
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by ta8903 8d ago
>Imagination is not truly useful for anything without skills to complement it techbro final boss
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by ta8903 9d ago
Found this in an older upload of the same URL https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41837782 He does seem kinda hateful in general, the list seems to have a pretty low threshold to have someone on there. Vincent Canfield jus
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by ta8903 13d ago
I like the idea of ImHex and tried using it for something, but there is some kind of limit to the parsers you write (IIRC it was some kind of memory limit) which feels very short for real, non-toy binary files.
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by ta8903 15d ago
You don't need a sim card to make accounts for a phone in the first place. Not sure how, but on android devices they let you make an account without giving them a phone number. Probably because even Google realizes how bad gating appli
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by ta8903 15d ago
>it's not that different from a deb or rpm repository The difference is that the default app stores require you to make an account to be able to use them. This would rightfully be considered insane on desktop OSs, yet is considered
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by ta8903 20d ago
It's funny how he also mentioned it looked like a scam from the promotional material.
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by ta8903 21d ago
You can download ms teams on Linux, you just can't use it.
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by ta8903 25d ago
It's only "covered" by saying >But remember: I’m not really building applications for other people to use. I’m building them for me. What's the point then? What's the point of writing an entire argument proselyti
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by ta8903 28d ago
It's fine? Might be worse than Windows, but unless you spend long times away from a charger, it doesn't really matter, does it? To answer your question, I might probably get around 5-6 hours of video playback (local files, not str
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by ta8903 28d ago
Gnome already has a clipboard manager (maybe it's https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/779/clipboard-indicat... , but can't be sure if that's what I'm using since I'm not at home) which c
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by ta8903 1mo ago
Use the website and block the popup with uBlock Origin. Using websites will always have better UX than apps, despite what devs will tell you, even on mobile devices.
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by ta8903 1mo ago
Yes, I meant building it in by default won't remove any deniability, because it will just be a content blocker where users can load their own filters (with maybe some adblocking filters suggested by default).
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by ta8903 1mo ago
The way uBO works already provides a layer of plausible deniability. It's just a content blocker that loads filter lists maintained by other people.
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by ta8903 1mo ago
Good article. Doesn't seem to cover when they turned into anthropomorphized girls however.
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by ta8903 1mo ago
Very annoying prose.
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by ta8903 1mo ago
>Firefox doesn't support PWAs on desktop Are you sure? I still see the "add tab to taskbar" option in the address bar and clicking it open the tab in a new window and shows a popup to pin the tab to the taskbar.
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by ta8903 1mo ago
Mostly because IT insists that you need to start over with a fresh install. When I last switched laptops, I just did `dd if=/dev/nvmeOldLaptop of=/dev/nvmeNewLaptop` and was good to go with the entire laptop state being
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by ta8903 1mo ago
(posting this here on the off chance someone makes this instead of me so I can just use their version instead)
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by ta8903 1mo ago
I was working on a VS code extension that integrated with claude code to show an overlay for the changes instead of the edit tool calls so you could write everything yourself. The idea was that even if you type 100% of the same code instead
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by ta8903 2mo ago
Just like every new Android "feature", the first thing that comes to mind when reading this is how will it work if you aren't logged in to Google on your phone. Am I supposed to give up and pretend it's normal to have to
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by ta8903 2mo ago
I don't know, it works for me. Using Sidebery panes and treestyle tabs makes it really easy to organize your tabs, I have a tree with all my tasks with relevant documentation or subtasks under each task, and I have a separate panes wit
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by ta8903 2mo ago
Userscripts are also less friction for the user. At least for some level of triviality. I would say only go for extensions over userscript if you need a settings menu (or any of the APIs the sibling comment mentions).
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by ta8903 2mo ago
Not sure if I agree about using windows instead of tabs. I have hundreds of tabs open, and dozens loaded, at any moment. I'm sure that it's possible to manage all the context with separate windows via a window manager, but it woul
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by ta8903 2mo ago
There's a reason the average spider sleepwalks into 8 human mouths a year.
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by ta8903 2mo ago
And I hate when someone sends me a goo.gl link, which I need to first open in a browser and then open in my maps app just to be able to see the coordinates they're sending me.

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