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mcdonje

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    Comment #49100798

    Pretty sure they said "go gimp" ironically

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    Comment #49100769

    You can have multiple instances with Darktable.

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    Comment #49100733

    I'm on Debian, which is of course behind. I tried installing the flatpak, which is up to date, but the packager removed the AI parts. The only option I have (short of moving to Arc…

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    Comment #49098651

    Darktable is great. You can easily do pro-level photo editing. Anything you need for editing RAW files, you can do. The modules are powerful. The UI is good. There is a learning cu…

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    Comment #49098577

    Darktable is top class.

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    Comment #48905580

    I wish PWAs took off, or a "desktop" environment for phones and tablets that allows me to save a simple website shortcut as an app. I want my phone to be the portal to the places I…

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    Comment #48897443

    This is naïve. The US government is less democratic than advertised, and there are many factors for that. Not going to write a tome, but if you're going to point a finger at one gr…

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    Comment #48897373

    Does the city own the land the poles are on?

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    Comment #48880612

    To whatever degree this site isn't a cesspool, we owe it to Dang, not the bad word police. They didn't swear at you, so there's no reason to get bent out of shape about it. It's ir…

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    Comment #48880575

    If it operates like most corrupt systems, it binds the have-nots, but not the haves.

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    Comment #48834773

    ATTN, Uniqlo customer service employees: If someone tries to return a shirt claiming an error in the printed computer code, decline the request and reply, "A real script kiddie wou…

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    Comment #48713327

    The graph wouldn't be a lot taller because it's using a logarithmic scale

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    Comment #48653755

    We deserve to be scolded for a lot of things, but not that.

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    Comment #48607769

    I read Don Quixote and thought it might be fun to visit some parts of Spain mentioned in the books. Then after looking at some maps and seeing a stark lack of trees, I decided I wo…

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    Comment #48535980

    Not to load you up with too many ideas, but a markdown folder sounds a lot like obsidian, which has a plugin system now. Epub would also be a great target.

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    Comment #48516325

    Another comment said they're not using brushes, so they shouldn't need more maintenance.

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    Comment #48473616

    US companies outsourcing all of their manufacturing to countries with cheaper labor and laxer environmental & labor laws led to this. What did those titans of industry think would …

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    Comment #48459377

    They definitely play both sides to spread chaos. That's been extremely effective for them in reducing American power and influence. Getting their messaging out there is also a goal…

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    Comment #48445531

    Good start, but it still requires eggs?

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    Comment #48432927

    Quote the entire sentence. >It doesn’t matter that the language you use is memory-safe, if you didn’t design for correctness or have no process that will eventually lead you to fix…

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    Comment #48335096

    Not really

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    Comment #48335089

    You have a weirdly restrictive definition of "tinker"

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    Comment #48309005

    What you're describing seems reasonable, but it doesn't align with what I quoted, unless I'm missing something, which I very well could be. Having apps sleep and a daemon wake them…

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    Comment #48307427

    The entire architecture here is surprising to me. >an iPhone could not afford to let every installed application maintain its own background poll against a remote server. The propo…