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pianohacker

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    Comment #43144287

    Yeah, I think that's just GitHub syntax highlighting. An image would have been great here.

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    Comment #40661787

    Good old Betteridge's Law of Headlines.

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    Comment #40581724

    I cut my programmer teeth on Koha years and years ago. Still one of the warmest open-source communities I've ever been involved in, especially to a shy teenager with a lot of opini…

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    Comment #38976131

    I'm pretty convinced this is because the app switcher can recognize _whether_ a part of an app's UI is a native text field and not just an image, but it's not smart enough to pull …

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    Comment #38109770

    This has changed very recently: https://cordcuttersnews.com/comcast-is-making-changes-to-its... Unfortunately, though, there are currently only three customer-owned modems approved…

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    Comment #37845708

    I've had a much more pleasant experience with Bluetooth under Pipewire, though fixing issues such as incorrect Bluetooth profiles requires understanding still-pretty-young projects…

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    Comment #37678603

    I wonder if that's AR, and the cameras/processing involved are what use more power.

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    Comment #37617555

    You can do a lot with the Kitty keyboard protocol: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/keyboard-protocol/#comprehen...

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    Comment #37257582

    How does this compare to SDLang? https://sdlang.org/

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    Comment #37239300

    This entire article feels like blaming users for being confused by a confusing configuration language with unclear feedback.

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    Comment #33229815

    This is a general problem with all amdgpu-supported devices too new to have firmware shipped in a distro. And a boot hang is a terrible way to find out you're missing firmware.