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Comment #43545988
On my Paperwhite from 2018, the battery life is better on KOReader than on Amazon’s firmware.
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Comment #43545951
I use it on my Kindle and I love it. I can use better and more dictionaries, the controls are ergonomic and customizable, I can easily override the font so that every ebook looks e…
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Comment #43318671
Ecosia is a non-profit, so being profitable is not their mission. Each month they publish a breakdown of their expenses and donations. In January they got around 4 million euros, s…
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Comment #42898555
As a stylistic note, it’s funny that philosophy graduates often can’t help but mention that they are one at every opportunity they have, as if that carried a particular a certain i…
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Comment #42566043
Sometimes the writing itself is a guide for the mind of the reader, and the indirect path prose can take is part of the message. Not everything has to be written in digestible snip…
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Comment #42558955
While you're definitely right about it having a steep learning curve, it's also true that not many RAW editors do what Darktable does. Darktable aims at serving advanced, tecnicall…
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Comment #42115322
Still happens to me when using software that is GPU intensive, like Blender. When I drag a slider, I hear the buzzing of the GPU.
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Comment #41464260
They’ve been there for a long while, I don’t think they’re new.
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Comment #41453807
After being a user for a long while, my enthusiasm for Kagi has decreased. Their UI is lovely, but I feel in the end they are just repackaging other indexers. I’ve started using Go…
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Comment #41389975
There is a certain justice in the use of OpenAI as a name for their product, given that OpenAI has turned the generic technical GPT name into a brand.
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Comment #41200883
Thank you for your work. While looking for references of past artifacts, this website has been so valuable.
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Comment #41019957
Sorry, but I don’t think families who escaped in those times were exactly just innocent property owners.
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Comment #41003256
I wish this worked on Windows too. In general, I'd love to see all those lovely GTK4 apps on Windows, they look so nice.
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Comment #40456858
Note that the latest version of this wallpaper is CGI. [1] [1] https://mspoweruser.com/new-default-windows-10-light-theme-w...
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Comment #40241961
The two best SDF modelers in existence are MagicaCSG[1] and Adobe Substance Modeler[2]. There are also a few others, like Womp, but those two are the most feature-complete. Blender…
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Comment #40214030
I do not understand how a browser can launch in 2024 without caring for privacy. Arc is probably the worst browser ever in this regard, making it mandatory to have an account.
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Comment #40214015
Their interface on top of Chromium is written in Swift, so they're bundling all the stuff that is necessary to make Swift run on Windows, top of of Chromium.
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Comment #40105438
And the fact that humans have feelings does not mean we can’t use them as slaves when needed. See? Ethics are like that: there must be something we give value too, if we want to st…
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Comment #40095929
And RPGs, which have probably gifted some of the best written games ever (Planescape Torment, Fallout 1-2, Disco Elysium).
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Comment #40095905
Some video games have shown you can have incredible writing and narrative in the format (recent ones that stuck with me: Disco Elysium and Outer Wilds). The vast majority of video …
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Comment #40084943
But BlueGriffon is discontinued. Today, nothing that is actively maintained fulfills this purpose, except from SeaMonkey Composer. I wish there was a WYSIWYG editor that has CSS su…
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Comment #40063079
Obviously, this is about creating the infrastructure for a continent-wide surveillance program, using children pornography as a troy horse. The problem is that EU institutions are …
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Comment #40039144
I’d love to see more about the artworks the author shares at the end. The idea of creating renders of realities where light works differently from ours is fascinating.