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ElectronBadger
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Comment #48611910
Codeberg.org
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Comment #47049707
I've been using /e/OS for years. Since 2025 I'm on Pixel 9A and GOS. It's excellent. Everything I need works great. Updates are so frequent. Attention to details regarded to securi…
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Comment #46419864
Finally.
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Comment #45373132
Presumably I speak not only for myself. My reply is zero. Zero is the exact number of fucks given.
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Comment #45086403
To US voters: you reap what you sow. Next time, vote wiser.
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Comment #45013964
Meanwhile... > apt show zathura | grep Size Installed-Size: 1,018 kB Download-Size: 224 kB
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Comment #44622401
I using it with via Vorta ( https://vorta.borgbase.com ) frontend. My favorite backup solution so far.
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Comment #44598258
Some time ago I went to Vivaldi and since then I use its Reading List.
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Comment #44104570
- Codeberg - Signal - Vivaldi
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Comment #43231295
I've already switched to Vivaldi some time ago, no regrets. https://vivaldi.com/desktop/ https://vivaldi.com/for-a-better-web/ https://vivaldi.com/we-respect-your-privacy/
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Comment #42863037
Sublime Text user here, it's been my go to editor for the last few years. The best. A keeper.
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Comment #42747253
The Old Reader ( https://theoldreader.com ) in the browser.
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Comment #42027864
Touchscreen/voice control are good mostly for manufacturers, since they allow reducing production costs while increasing profit. We must not allow them trying to convince us that t…
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Comment #41903457
(active researcher in schizophrenia here) I don't think we have a better, readily available solution to the problem than a public peer network (such as https://pubpeer.com/ ) monit…
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Comment #40931178
I couldn't find anything resembling "Send code to REPL", so no Zed for me.
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Comment #40931162
I'm all for Sublime Text and Merge, my daily drivers for all kinds of writing..
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Comment #40740563
This is only an indirect measure, but: 1. CVE Chrome vulnerabilities: 3415 ( https://www.cvedetails.com/product/15031/Google-Chrome.html ) 2. CVE Firefox vulnerabilities: 2622 ( ht…
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Comment #40647547
I think it's "we'll milk all the suckers".
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Comment #40069913
Bitwig, SublimeText, Tusky (Mastodon client for Android), Midnight Commander, my highly customized i3 setup.
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Comment #39581050
I've been using i3 exclusively for the last few years. I gels so well with my workflow, I can't see myself returning to a non-tiling WM.
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Comment #39233189
I do all my scientific writing in Markdown (SublimeText + JabRef for bibliography). In ST I have a macro that runs Pandoc to convert .md files to .odt/.odp, including images and fo…
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Comment #38624143
https://codeberg.org/AdamWysokinski/NeuroAnalyzer.jl Neurophysiological data analysis with Julia ( https://neuroanalyzer.org )
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Comment #38429505
And Renoise: https://www.renoise.com
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Comment #37868123
NeuroAnalyzer is a Julia toolbox for analyzing neurophysiological data. https://neuroanalyzer.org https://codeberg.org/AdamWysokinski/NeuroAnalyzer.jl
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Comment #37844434
On my PC workstation (Debian Testing) I have absolutely no problems running NVIDIA PNY Quadro P2200, which I'm going to upgrade with PNY Quadro RTX 4000 soon. I'd love to make a sw…