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mariusmg
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Comment #49122585
>To understand IMAX, it helps to know how movies are captured in the first place. Many are shot digitally, as it's cheaper and more convenient than using film. However, many filmma…
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Comment #49046486
I stopped fighting with Firefox to use containers the way i wanted a long time ago... Nowadays i just use different Firefox instances.
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Comment #46309818
>James Webb calls anything heavier than helium “metal.” And i call it great music.
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Comment #43204440
>So why isn't anyone trying to replace Mozilla yet, Because writing manifestos is easy and making a browser is proper hard work ?
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Comment #42051894
>It is better to give to homeless shelters and food banks. Watch this stand-up comedy bit which deals with this topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm6kl17HH9s
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Comment #41555099
I've found Niri* to be the best but there are stability/performance problems (especially when you go over +20 windows) with all of them. Maybe once they will be "baked-in" in Gnome…
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Comment #41549669
Tiling is old news, bring on scrollable window managers. I honestly think scrollable VM is the future of window management. It just make sense to arrange windows like that instead …
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Comment #39000379
Why do i get this faulty patch if i'm not even using Bitlocker ? Also how the heck does something like this happens ? Did MS forgot the size of the WinRE partion which THEY created…
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Comment #38968630
Wow, even that /people page screams "douchebags".....
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Comment #38593505
Old and pointless article. Since then they "won" the FTC case and purchase Activision Blizzard. Nobody spends 70 billions only to "exit" the gaming business couple of months later.…
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Comment #38444866
>According to the ruling, DDL-Music has no other purpose than to share pirated music and Cloudflare plays a central role in making the site available. And if they switch DNS provid…
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Comment #38444593
One extra reason to never use the ISP DNS services. Just switch to Cloudflare and never look back.
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Comment #38430087
Yeah, you're switching browsers not 3D modelling software. It's easy people. Switch to Firefox today.
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Comment #38377414
Description : "With Fluent Search, you can search for running apps, browser tabs" Reality : install it, tried to search Firefox tabs, doesn't work. Then found https://github.com/ad…
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Comment #38031886
Regarding Wayland support, the gap between KDE/Gnome and these smaller DEs (XFCE, Cinnamon, Mate , LXDE etc etc) is getting wider and wider...
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Comment #38004080
>This looks like Cruise's fault Imagine having to write the code that "detects" if a pedestrain is caught underneath the car
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Comment #37648922
>There's been enough "Lakes". Yeah, they need to move to rivers now...
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Comment #37495850
> with a fairly steep learning curve and a ton of "tribal knowledge" Yes, people preffer to debug their own code rather than spend shitload of time to understand Wix/MSI. Microsoft…
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Comment #37464616
First problem was repurposing flags used in the past for different functionality. Just dont do that.
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Comment #37281589
Music wise, i find "Neobliviscaris : And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope" to have interesting composition. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNuVdsx7qJY
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Comment #37178491
>"let's throw away Windows ME codebase for NT" Well the Windows 9x codebase was always mean to be , eventually, thrown away. It existed only to be able to run the OS on very low ha…
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Comment #36725766
>There's a ton of words on here but I don't really know what it says Welcome to management.
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Comment #36584384
>Why write code if not for the pleasure of it? Ask a pornstar the same question...but not about code.
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Comment #35261213
Often ? It's 100% scenario. Complex apps (like Gitea for example) delivered as a single binary is basically the pinnacle of deployment.
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Comment #35258881
Personally i never like the "interactive" part of fzf, ideally i should be able to do micro | fzf "myfile" and have it opened in the editor (fzf matching the first result for the f…