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Love this. This is exactly what I need. I have been using a WhatsApp group with just me, for this purpose, until now. Feature requests: - arch package - would really like the results of the math to b…

They are coming to be. First of all, it's simply completely unaffordable in developing countries so you can't realistically consider them part of the market. In rural India, an iPhone 15 pro…

See youtube, pling and r/unixporn there's millions of links to some very nice things.

>Fine. Enjoy having no modern software available for your system, as toolkit and app developers remove their X code paths entirely. Red Hat is abandoning X11 already, and Red Hat IS userspace Linux…

Over a long enough period of time, technically correct choices are always orthogonal to choices that are useful to users. I am sure windows, like X, also made assumptions that were violated with the a…

What the dictionary says is completely irrelevant.

Wow, that's amazing! Let me know how recoll works for you, if you try it. It can search within XML stuff like word docs, PDFs and can even do OCR.

Sorry, I meant that you can fuzzy find the filenames, not the contents. For the latter, explorer top right search bar can do it surprisingly. As for a tool with an index, recoll comes to mind.

Not to detract from your overall point, but the app is not resetting the clipboard. In X11 if you close any app, you lose anything you copy from it. This is because in X11 windows do message passing t…

Just regular fuzzy finding is the most common. For example, to attach a file instead of faffing around clicking in the open dialog, I type into fluent search(a frontend to everything) and it enters it…

In india we get macbooks or thinkpads at work depending on the volume of the company. Voluminous consultancies give thinkpads probably due to cost, while product companies all use macbooks as far as …

1. I made a nice unixy clipboard manager for linux. https://github.com/porridgewithraisins/coffee-pesto Should get around to publishing it to the aur, but haven't yet. It ha…

The name is split as: Anuj Deshpande So Anuj is probably what you wanna call him on first name basis :)

In India all you can eat pizza is pretty popular. You pay ~350 INR per person for non-vegetarian and ~250-300 INR per person for vegetarian. It's pretty good. The trick they use is a large fizzy …

I subscribe to prime video and another streaming service, that basically cover all my streaming needs. However, sometimes their DRM means I cannot screen share on discord or parsec or whatever and wat…

Yeah YouTube music specifically has been doing this for many many months, I'm fairly certain. I always removed it before sending songs to friends. Until then it was just &feature=share but no…

Quicklook on windows is just like macos preview

Just an extra step, it's a single toggle in about:extensions. Bonus: it let's them use extensions on their filesystem instead of only the chrome webstore.

Yeah, hibernate is weird on linux. Even after getting it working, there are a few warts with amdgpu for example. I really appreciate distros that add an ext4 label to your root partition, so that you …

Steps to follow as a new tech company: 1. Foss, big tech is evil!!! 2. We started a hosted service guys 3. Open core 4. Telemetry 5. Here's our brand new AI tool 6. Acquired by AWS/Microsoft…

Just store it in localStorage... It is just fine. If anyone is allowed to inject javascript in your site, samesite=lax httponly cookies aren't gonna help much either.. the attacker can fetch …

Things other browsers have these days like split screen, all kinds of tabs and bookmark groupings honestly don't matter too much to me... I just want PWAs and some of the (available in extensions…

Also, you need to use wl-copy instead of xclip on wayland

xfce4-screenshooter, the default on Xubuntu, has the ability to open it with a program. So download any OCR program in Linux,say tesseract. Make a script tesseract $1 | xclip -sel c save it as scrocr…

It is a red heart on my phone.

Some MBA had a field day with this one.

The difference in magnitude of resources required is so immense that it's not meaningful to compare at all.

It's very common in C while((buf = resultofstreamingoperation() != null) { } The ` != null ` is redundant here but you can imagine where it'd be required.

Yes. I made a toy version of this, it's an extension that adds e2ee to your chat websites by hooking into the send button, and the "add message to local list" function.

On linux X11 this is done with "targets". So essentially your browser, or any app, exposes a few different varieties of the same content e.g text/html as well as text/plain. If the…