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m3Lith
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About m3Lith
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Comment #47072479
In the following paragraph: > Once we’re happy with the performance and stability of Vulkan across devices we will remove the OpenGL implementation. So not for long.
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Comment #42171251
My M1 is still fine after 3 years of usage, being dropped from 1m+ by my cat, and being sat on (while in a backpack though).
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Comment #41971108
The problem is that F-Droid takes time to review new releases, when they're already available from other (direct) sources. I have discovered Obtainium[1] not too long ago. Allows y…
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Comment #38959105
Ohh even a filter for dark mode on HN!
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Comment #36380389
I love Jellyfin, though it often struggles with subtitles embedded in the container. They are recognized, but it fails to load them. If I retry it two-three times, it usually manag…
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Comment #34201181
So you exclusively used GDScript? I find myself kind of on the edge of trying it out. I have experience with C#, so just wondering if it would be worth it.
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Comment #34196213
I think it's universal. And not always in a consciously aware way. It seems natural to try to raise your kids the way you were raised (if that formed a good image in your head), or…
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Comment #31897157
A bit related - do you ever go from PR comments to DMs? Sometimes when discussions are needed, it feels much easier to just chat 1 on 1. Especially if it's a small team and everyon…
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Comment #31897074
What about clarifications? In a sense when you're not sure if this is good code, and would need to get more details. I sometimes just ask directly ("Why is this there?"/"What does …
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Comment #31277803
Would also recommend checking hacktoberfest topic (the event itself happens in October, but the topic is still a good reference), which is used by repos whose owners explicitly enc…
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Comment #31277650
In my country (Lithuania, EU), the severance is governed by law, I think the minimal value is 1 month's pay, and the minimum scales with the years you have worked. From my past wor…
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Comment #28182941
What about the warmth? I've thought about getting one of these, but what worries me is that it will be too hot. My problem is that I can barely fall asleep if it's too hot, but I a…
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Comment #28182912
I have written down a recommendation from somewhere to take Zinc, Magnesium and Vitamin B6, 30 minutes before bedtime.
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Comment #25100341
I startedd to feel something like that too, basically a few weeks from the quarantine. The thing is, I actually thought I would like being closed up, because I'm pretty introverted…
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Comment #23114564
Nice to see services like these. I've been using AnonAddy [1] myself for a few months now. [1] https://anonaddy.com
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Comment #21797885
I really liked HeidiSQL when I was working on Windows, but after switching to Linux I struggled to find anything with similar UI and workflow. DataGrip was a really nice discovery,…
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Comment #18105689
Interesting, from my experience the average, not so tech savvy user, calls/knows the browser as Mozilla, not Firefox.
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Comment #15508189
Cool, it's even integrated in DDG: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=tldr+tar
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Comment #14820261
Polished as in having a more "modern"/user friendly UI? I'd say the UI is the least important part of a password manager. Especially if you use an extension for autofilling/autosav…
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Comment #14796857
And what that secret model is?
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Comment #14370222
Goddamn. In our area it's 10€ for 100 and 20€ for 1Gb.
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Comment #13942412
For using with FF, I'd recommend KeeFox.
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Comment #13856965
The company you're talking about ("Interneto Vizija") isn't an ISP. They are, however, the largest .lt registrar (recently passed 100k domains) and the largest hosting provider (sh…