wongogue

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by wongogue 1mo ago
To add in the fun, “noctalia” process which is the shell, widgets (including weather :), wallpaper, app launcher, dock etc for my niri-wm setup is using 52MB.
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by wongogue 2mo ago
Has anyone hacked a scroll-lock based signalling solution for this.
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by wongogue 2mo ago
I also realised that qwerty will always be required. So I use colemak-dhm on split-columnar-blank-keycap keyboards with less keys and qwerty on unibody-rowstaggered-printed-keycap full-size keyboards. It helps my brain to switch. It is very
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by wongogue 3mo ago
Even smaller ISP have done that. But I switched to JioFiber last year and it loses its IPv6 network every week for a few hours. Diagnostics tell me that everything is okay and the customer support just doesn’t understand the problem.
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by wongogue 5mo ago
They are owned by Anthropic. They have virtually unlimited Claude credits.
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by wongogue 5mo ago
There are a lot of them (like Celestia, DMS etc) and they look very good too. They are all based on QuickShell which provides the actual building blocks.
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by wongogue 5mo ago
Paneru is a new thing for macOS made specifically to emulate niri.
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by wongogue 5mo ago
I have 488 tabs in the session with more than 50 loaded. The running session has 72 processes.
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by wongogue 5mo ago
Do you call water “steam juice”?
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by wongogue 6mo ago
Are you running ARM servers?
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by wongogue 6mo ago
For the uninitiated, it’s another UniversalBlue project just like the popular Bazzite. It focuses on a general computing usecase instead of gaming.
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by wongogue 6mo ago
Centre-left doesn’t mean the Left. It just means it’s to the left of the other centrist party (Tories). Just because they lean left doesn’t mean they are the Left, Radical Left, Commies etc
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by wongogue 7mo ago
Neo will at least help in ensuring that macOS doesn’t become too heavy for a few years.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
The base model has 120hz ProMotion display.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
At the moment, the camera is almost the main point of getting the Pro. And battery for the Pro Max.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
The standard screen size market is so big that every year there are enough people looking for an upgrade. Apart from enthusiasts or the fashion-minded, most people upgrade every 2-3 years.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
The narrator. It doesn’t matter to the law the kind of intimate relationship you have with your tool.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
With no encryption, this isn’t a problem.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
Green is “Zoom window to fit content”, not Maximize.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
Improvement is subjective. They are terrified of warriors (shrug) who don’t think exactly like them.
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by wongogue 7mo ago
Those are added by the author themselves. Scrub the test data perhaps?
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by wongogue 7mo ago
It has been software encryption for a many years now.
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by wongogue 8mo ago
There are more. Jay, cosmic and even xfce is writing their new compositor in Rust.
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by wongogue 8mo ago
If you include the tip, you can do base 16. Let’s go hexadecimal all the way.
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by wongogue 8mo ago
The official one isn’t but there are a lot more in support of it. They are just named differently. Local language (we have a lots of them) or endonyms etc.
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by wongogue 8mo ago
People like his technical opinion because they like his politics. That’s the whole grift-influencer economy. If someone is good at one thing (and validates some of my views), then obviously he’s right about everything.
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by wongogue 8mo ago
Universal blue images are built via public GitHub Actions runners. If you don’t trust them, fork it and use your own image.
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by wongogue 9mo ago
They have access to messaging and interest/group based social media. Just not public algorithmic feeds.
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by wongogue 9mo ago
A Pelican fond of Cycling.
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by wongogue 9mo ago
Do you have any proof about Chrome? It gets slower nonetheless.

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