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tvb12
10mo ago
It would be a really huge advantage if there were a really clean way to browse, apply, and (extremely importantly) reverse and remove such a configuration script. I've tried using KDE's customization options to tweak my desktop, a
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10mo ago
Would it feel better to see your bank account and pay checks shrink by 90%?
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1y ago
For others who might not know, KDE Neon is a distribution. I was initially confused because I thought it might have been an alternative desktop environment to KDE Plasma. This is probably the greatest curse and blessing of modern Linux: the
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1y ago
Pure mathemistician
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1y ago
On the subject of adding more buttons, I think there needs to be a rethinking of mouse button events at the OS level. Gaming mice with 12-20+ buttons have to resort to creating keyboard events with weird key combinations because there aren&
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1y ago
Dang, there's a track on there, within a bike ride from me, that goes all the way to the biggest city in my state and passes within a few hundred feet of the university I attended. That could have made things easier.
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1y ago
I'm beginning to suspect that I've read more of this paper than anyone in the current administration has. While President Trump has proposed a 10% tariff on the world as a whole, such a tariff is unlikely to be uniform across cou
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1y ago
I'm still reading the paper, but Stephen Miran must regret writing this... A sudden shock to tariff rates of the size proposed can result in financial market volatility. ... A second Trump Administration is likely therefore take steps
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1y ago
I can see it. Firefox 137.0 (desktop) with uBlock Origin enabled.
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2y ago
I've always wanted toasters to have a lid to keep dust out. That's one thing I would add to their design.
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2y ago
I recognize that URL! Git-sim is so cool!
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2y ago
I've been using alibris.com
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2y ago
Machining metal parts is pretty loud. How was any of this done in secret?
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3y ago
I like my Garmin, but map updates are surprisingly expensive.
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3y ago
I got dragon from fire + swamp. Another strange one was puddle + rock = pudding + dragon = custard.
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3y ago
$851?! Well, at second glance, it's definitely larger than it appeared to be in the picture. Home depot says 35 pounds, so ~$100 worth of copper.
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3y ago
Most of the machines have hundreds of settings divided across a dozen different sections. Simple things like bold and underline make it much easier to visually parse the sections.
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3y ago
This is such an annoying change. I work in a production facility and I don't get to choose what is installed on the computers. It's either WordPad, notepad, or open a browser for Word. WordPad is obviously a step up over notepad i
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3y ago
Even though it would make the language a little more verbose, I would love if Lua had a 'global' keyword and declaring global/local was required. With that one change, I think Lua would have the best implementation of scope o
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3y ago
Hmm. My hardcover copy has a mangled end-page, as seen in the last example on that page. Everything else looks pretty good, though, and my order history from 2017(!) says it was sold by Amazon Services LLC. I got it for about $59, which is
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3y ago
I heard about that in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI5cu3G5oXk I may not remember it correctly, but I think the two original creators of the site ran out of money and were recommended to a group of investors
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3y ago
Has anyone figured out how to pair magit with git-sim ( https://github.com/initialcommit-com/git-sim ) so that you can use magit's controls but then get a picture of what you're about to do before you do it?
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3y ago
I had to watch several videos on youtube to answer this question for myself. The advantages to using ChimeraOS over big picture mode seem to be tied to Valve's gamescope compositor, which gives you access to a nice UI for limiting fram
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3y ago
There might be some differences outside of Steam's UI. In this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2NIGPpz_vY ) it looks like the desktop mode switches to Gnome, whereas I'm pretty sure the Steam Deck uses Plas
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3y ago
I definitely can't afford an 8k monitor, but this is also the reason I'd want one for gaming. Realistically, you'll probably never run it at 4320p, but depending on how demanding the game is, you can choose between 2160p, 144
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3y ago
Stick drift would be really bad.
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3y ago
For anyone else who would prefer a local editor, my understanding (after a brief search) is that this is a browser version of https://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/ . I found it in the AUR on arch. Elsewhere on windows/
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3y ago
Straying off topic, are there any discussions going the opposite way? Is it possible to build a structure that lasts maybe 10 or 15 years, then either disassembles or decomposes without too much damage to the surrounding area? Something act
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4y ago
Where can you find supplies for these kinds of projects? Each 6ft. section of rack would cost $81 plus shipping from McMaster-Carr.Never mind the other components, that would add up quickly. I was trying to find some spur gears for a projec
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4y ago
Microcenter will ship items purchased online. You have to select "Shippable Items" from the "Your Store" drop-down in the center at the top of the page.
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