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xolve
25d ago
I would like to try to out as well.
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2mo ago
These are the small but extremely user-centric quality of life features that I like about KDE. Most applications I use aren't KDE based (Firefox, VSCode, emacs, movie) but KWin, Dolphin, Plasma panels have unmatched ease whih grows on
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xolve
2mo ago
I would hate reading a censored book. But a second had book with side notes and highlights is a chief reason for me to buy second hand book. Call it a time traveling mail box.
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xolve
4mo ago
> PC is the last major open platform. In the whole history of computing PC is the only platform where buying a computer means crazy number of options and configuration mixes to choose from and expect it to work! And warranty would suppor
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xolve
5mo ago
Maybe they moved to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CS153Team If not available on anyplace, such a loss!
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xolve
6mo ago
I am sure there is going to be an infinite version of this game!
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xolve
6mo ago
Looks great! I really like how KISS was PS4 interface. Since you asked about the performance. Its really slow on Linux, tried with Firefox an Chromium. I think its because of the GPU heavy background, it can be made as a video and would run
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xolve
8mo ago
The title of the blog doesn't do justice to the content. Its not the ad-blockers but predatory ads that harmed the open web more. People still post content and often the monetary benefit is taken up by the hosting platform. Consider th
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xolve
8mo ago
Some of the key milestones for desktop Linux which I can remember: * Office and PIM apps moved to web, no longer its a requirement. * You can game on Linux out of the box, same performance or even better. * Installation and hardware compati
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xolve
9mo ago
The bug reports linked on softwaremill and scala GitHub's are precise and surprisingly small fixes! It does show Scala's power in expressiveness. Scala is a great language and I really prefer its typesafe and easy way to write pow
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1y ago
Thank the fate for PC to exist! Open nature of PC allowed for truly free/open source software to exist which can be functional without big corporate lockdown. I can fully assemble it with parts I can buy individually and as long as the
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xolve
1y ago
I was thinking same! Apart from "coding the website", the problems are also not so hand-curated.
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xolve
1y ago
Most LLM based code-gen are VSCode forks. This reason would have certainly been on the list.
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xolve
1y ago
From BSD clause to AGPL, I see it as a huge win!
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xolve
1y ago
I don't know, sounds like any week.
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1y ago
Bengaluru/Bangalore has hotspots (PIN codes are postal address codes) where there are lots of startups, mostly in ecommerce, ad-tech, online education etc. and they have incentive to upsell you a lot. I guess its referring to someone w
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xolve
2y ago
Popularity of streaming services like Spotify and closed clients, I hardly use Amarok.
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xolve
2y ago
TIL that GitHub usernames can end with a `-`
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2y ago
I didn't mind some science fantasy like this. And I like how the author took this step to solve for lag in communication and it added to the speed and thrill of the story.
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xolve
2y ago
I agree about threads a lot! Process creation and handling APIs e.g. fork, signals, exec etc. are great when working with single threaded processes and command line, but they have so many caveats when working with threads. A paper by Micros
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xolve
2y ago
Thats per domain, not on any pattern of URL.
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xolve
2y ago
> especially with the add-on for regex URL matching for container selection Which add-on is that? It would be quite helpful.
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2y ago
Its refreshing to see that just hate systemd because "its not UNIX way" is not anymore. I see better discussions under this post and in other places around the web.
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3y ago
I actually like Victor Mono. Ligatures, italics and cursive comments are my favorite features. It helps me to visually classify different sections of code, without being dependent on just colour of the text (I find current code themes alrea
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xolve
3y ago
Bookmarking this! Also this should be in some wiki!
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xolve
3y ago
OP, would be nice if you add a license to the repo.
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xolve
3y ago
This certainly sounds fun! This is how people realise coding is immensely fun and impactful when you are involved in the results :)
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3y ago
I hope Pharo developers find time to fix this. HiDPI and variable DPIs are way too common and it does put users off to work with fuzzy/tiny UIs.
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3y ago
The sidebar just looks like TreeStyleTabs from Firefox. I wish Firefox would have these as "blessed" or native UI.
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3y ago
AFAIK, the USB internet dongles went out of fashion. Now people usually use hotspot from phone or you can use USB tethering if you dont want to make your phone hotspot.
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