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Comment #48858439
Uniting children with the machine god, what could ever go wrong?
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Comment #48657143
Yes! Nintype is incredible and is the only reason I refuse to upgrade my phone.
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Comment #48545952
Impressive. It loads so quickly! What was this made with?
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Comment #47925975
Awesome.
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Comment #47837814
The big problem here is that devices can not be re-registered. It's a mean move from Amazon, and will make it difficult to re-enable extra features. However, those devices have mul…
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Comment #47554269
Yes! This is the way. https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian/
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Comment #47329209
Yes, emacs is equally performant in GUI and TUI. And frames can be opened in both GUI and TUI on the same socket. For me, TUI is a dealbreaker because: - No mixed-pitch support: I …
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Comment #47325055
Emacs has globally shared buffer state amongst the frames that share the same "base frame" (no idea what this is called) or the same socket (could be wrong here). Anyway, you can s…
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Comment #47324966
>a lot of cruft Like what? Emacs is written in C and there are ports of it out there (all half-abandoned). Emacs, the way it exists, works very well.
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Comment #47324932
Startup time does not matter, use the daemon. Opening a new frame is ~instantaneous. I practically live in Emacs and it's not slow at all. It's very zippy, and my setup isn't the l…
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Comment #47229957
Wow, that's so cool!
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Comment #47216028
Yes. And once you have the unlock code, you can re-lock the bootloader and unlock it as many times as you want to.
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Comment #47090088
This article is a portrait of three Sociopathic Zoomers : the twitter poster, the cheating app guy and the teenage scammer. All three are net negatives to society.
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Comment #47086617
Depends on the amount of effort you put into them, and the kind of work you do on the computer. Regular users should stick to regular keyboards. Power users (like programmers) can …
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Comment #47086578
I agree. I've had the same experience. Moved to Colemak on my Corne and can still type ~60WPM on a normal qwerty keyboard.
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Comment #47086556
Many people (including myself) use small split keyboards and are very happy with them. You don't need a kinesis to avoid wrist movement, DIY keyboards (like the corne) work just as…
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Comment #47086490
I moved from a regular keyboard (freestyle hunt-and-peck) to a corne (touch typing), ditching qwerty for Colemak Mod-DH. It took me six months to really get comfortable with it. At…
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Comment #47086140
This is crazy!
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Comment #47000679
RIP.
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Comment #46980438
This website promises to do just that: https://webextension.org/ (formerly add0n.com)
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Comment #46971849
Github but this time they're capitalizing on "agent traces". Alright. *Terrible* name btw.
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Comment #46615204
Ow my CPU.
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Comment #46532811
Same here. Used FF+Sidebery (and Tab Center Reborn before that) for years. ~5k tabs and it worked perfectly. With Chromium/Brave I can open maybe a hundred before the browser croak…