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- Comment on Justice Department asks judge to order Google the "immediate" sale of Chrome 1 week ago:
I never had problems with banking apps on GrapheneOS, 3 different apps, all work totally fine.
- Comment on 3's grip looks the most comfy 1 week ago:
I once bought a pack of maybe 40 number 7 in all 4 colors, I am basically committed for life.
But these fuckers dry out if you don’t use them for a long time, I had to throw away a bunch. I tried receiving some by soaking them in Isopropyl alcohol, it worked for some but not all.
- Comment on Why I recommend against Brave. 1 week ago:
kingthrillgore@lemmy.ml is supporting your argument.
- Comment on Why I recommend against Brave. 1 week ago:
A Web browser is a complex piece of SW that needs to provide many, many, features and work with great performance. Therefore you need a large team of experienced developers (full-time and maybe volunteers) collaborating on the development and testing. This is cost in labor a d infrastructures (servers, storage, Internet connection, hosting of platforms, etc)
One such feature that is a must-have is playing videos, from YouTube, Netflix, Prime, Twitch and what have you. Most widely spread video codecs are proprietary, you need a license to implement the decoder and these licenses are expensive. H.264 is one such codec, very widely spread across many content and platforms. You wouldn’t want a Web browser that lacks the ability to decide H.264 videos. There are many such codecs that are considered essential, and this cost a lot of money in total.
In conclusion, is an argument as why developing a web browser costs money and requires a sustainable financial plan to persist, even though it is open-source and developed mostly by volunteers.
My personal opinion: advertisement sucks. I don’t want it anywhere in my life. I would prefer to pay upfront for my web browser if it come to this.
- Comment on When you realize that the ass is you 1 week ago:
When look at your page. It’s all Pudú.
- Comment on Oh NOOOO 1 week ago:
To be honest, it’s a banger.
- Comment on They are lying to us 1 week ago:
Serious answer: it rectifies electric current, using mercury vapor. It looks pretty cool but it’s very obsolete technology.
- Comment on I love cheese. 🧀 Do you love cheese? 🧀😄 2 weeks ago:
Oui, j’aime ça !
- Comment on Thinkpad for the win 3 weeks ago:
ThinkPads do scratch, but they are ugly from factory so that no one has to be anxious about it. That’s the beauty of it. They also are very prone to collect finger smudges with their strange plastic soft coating. Very hard to clean even with detergent. I would know because I am a freak about keeping my laptop clean, and I can tell you from all the ThinkPads have used in the past 10 years that you will touch them the first time taking them out of the box and they will never look clean ever again.
- Comment on Poor guy 3 weeks ago:
It was clear from the start. From the moment he was interested in buying the site.
- Comment on Low effort arguing 4 weeks ago:
*Ex-wife
- Comment on If this is you your priorities are all screwed up 4 weeks ago:
Truth is, the man is doing the right move to save his life.
Crocodiles have very tough skin, I doubt he will manage to kill it with the knife before the crocodile chew him to dead.
However, the crocodile will likely split him out as soon as he realizes it is biting into a large piece of shit.
- Comment on Those damn democRATS are just a bunch of SNOWFLAKES 4 weeks ago:
Yes, they are think of your children. This is why they invite the Tate brothers to come chill in Florida.
- Comment on Current World situation has me like 5 weeks ago:
I would be so fucking pissed if I would catch my kid reading The Economist !!!
- Comment on Pspspsps 5 weeks ago:
I thought she had 2 pairs of eyebrows, lol. Nope it’s her hairstyle.
- Comment on WWJD 5 weeks ago:
Before that, this comm was just very sparse troll posting. No one was willing to engage in discussions. The OPs would tell you things like “no, I don’t want to explain myself, Lemmy is full of leftist that will down vote and insult me”. Well, if you post hateful, bigoted stuff and don’t even want to talk about it, you get what you get…
At least, the parody comm is an opportunity to engage in discussions. Yes, that’s true, it’s no longer a community for conservatives to discuss, but they had their chance. This community was allowed to exist here, but it didn’t bring anything of value to anyone.
- Comment on People never understand the sacrifices I make for them. 5 weeks ago:
I meant Scrum master literally (What is a Scrum Master? | Scrum.org), but it sounds you’re position is above that.
- Comment on What is your favorite retro racing game? 5 weeks ago:
Crash team racing on PS1
- Comment on People never understand the sacrifices I make for them. 5 weeks ago:
You are a Scrum master, Rey.
- Comment on The Lemmy Liberal 5 weeks ago:
Is it satire? All the points are exactly was the conservative want for themselves and what the American Republican party / Donald Trump’s government is implementing righ now in the USA.
- Comment on A minimalist bedside lamp I've design to print in vase-mode 5 weeks ago:
Yes, 3mf files have all the tweaks ready, but it’s always a good idea to double check. Let me know on printables if you have any issues.
90% infill would be a lot of plastic. Much more expensive than the plaster, but you do you. For info, the finished base with the plaster weights something like 350g and it’s a similar weight to the shade. PrusaSlicer give an estimate of the material use after slicing. I would recommend to do it only if the base would be at least 300g otherwise the lamp might not be very stable. Maybe you can optimize things by having 100% infill for a portion at the bottom (top of the model) and a 5% infill for the rest, to make the center of mass as low as possible.
- Comment on A minimalist bedside lamp I've design to print in vase-mode 5 weeks ago:
Thank you. No, I don’t have a blog. I do a project worth posting maybe once a year at most.
- Comment on A minimalist bedside lamp I've design to print in vase-mode 5 weeks ago:
Thank you! I made 2 to go on each sides of the bed. They give a nice cost atmosphere to the bedroom. Also bright enough to read comfortably.
- Comment on A minimalist bedside lamp I've design to print in vase-mode 5 weeks ago:
Link seems fine on my end. Otherwise search for “Lamp cannelé design - Vase mode - Bed side lamp” on printables.com
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- Comment on .world c/conservative is unmodded now too! Post all the things they hate! 5 weeks ago:
Ah, that explains why there are so many nice posts from this community at the moment!
- Comment on Why are all the worst people in my life the ones that actually exist? 5 weeks ago:
I was confused for a short moment because “chat” literally means cat is French.
- Comment on Which reverse proxy do you use/recommend? 1 month ago:
Caddy is the only reverse proxy I have ever managed to successfully make use of. I failed miserably with Nginix and Traefik.
Caddy has worked very well for me for several years now. It gets the SSL certificate from my domain name provider and all.
- Comment on Fedora threatened with legal action from OBS Studio due to their Flatpak packaging 1 month ago:
All Fedora variants come with only the Fedora flatpak repo enabled by default.
I understand the concept: have a curated repository with well tested, compatible and virus-free software for the users.
In practice, it’s not working well. Not enough maintainers, not enough time. There is already the RPM repo to maintain. I have recently faced issue with the flatpak for PrusaSlicer, being outdated and crashing from the Fedora repo.
If not enabled by default, Fedora should have flathub listed as a extra repo source and make it a one click to activate. Maybe it’s the case like that already? Last time I installed a fresh Fedora, I had to add flathub via the terminal. This was already a long while back.
- Comment on New thermoelectric generator converts vehicle exhaust heat into electricity, boosting fuel efficiency 1 month ago:
This device attaches to a car’s tailpipe, capturing heat and converting it into usable electricity. The researchers’ innovative system includes a semiconductor made of bismuth-telluride and uses heat exchangers—similar to those found in air conditioners—to capture heat from vehicle exhaust pipelines efficiently.
Basically, slap Peltier modules on the exhaust pipe. This ain’t gonna do much. We can invent a thousand applications for Peltier modules, until there is a massive technology breakthrough in terms of semi-condutor materials, it’s kinda pointless.
Reusing heat energy from exhaust is what turbos are doing for 120 years now.
