To add to this, I prefer Ubuntu MATE, where "MATE" refers to the desktop environment: it's exactly what it needs to be, light and responsive and useful, without the need for a GPU just to render you friggin' desktop.…
>contemporary so-called casual games, which for reasons I can't explain, often give me unpleasant mental sensations. Contemporary as in "of that era" or "current times"? If the latter, I'd have to argue this is because…
"One advantage is they can be parked sideways on most streets" Caveat lector. I know this to be technically illegal in some European countries, even when the entire vehicle is parked within the lines.
Thank you for this, I really had a blast. As others have noted, it doesn't look so fine on mobile, there are a ton of typo's, and the discoverability of some things is lacking -- this latter point is, I think, a really…
YES!!!1! At least, I would love it if there were. Personally, my favourite device was a Palm, my brother's was a Psion, but the basic idea is the same. How often do you hear people complain or worry about their battery…
That's a very neat rule, and an interesting application of "code comments are bad and should not be used". Thanks for sharing!
> In fact, the opposite: today our computing devices are less programmable and less customizable than ever before. Ohh, I'm not at all sure I agree with that -- but then again, I am pretty sure I have an above-average…
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/superstop/ With SuperStop, you just hit Shift+Esc and all animations will stop. :)
Man, it's annoying when things are named with such common words. Here is (I think) their web site: https://www.notion.so/mobile It doesn't seem to have a web or Linux desktop app, though.
I would recommend "Underground", a text-only e-book about (perhaps even by?) Kevin Mitnick, how the entire hacker scene got started, and through the cat-and-mouse game that led to Mitnick's eventual arrest.…
To add to this, I prefer Ubuntu MATE, where "MATE" refers to the desktop environment: it's exactly what it needs to be, light and responsive and useful, without the need for a GPU just to render you friggin' desktop.…
>contemporary so-called casual games, which for reasons I can't explain, often give me unpleasant mental sensations. Contemporary as in "of that era" or "current times"? If the latter, I'd have to argue this is because…
"One advantage is they can be parked sideways on most streets" Caveat lector. I know this to be technically illegal in some European countries, even when the entire vehicle is parked within the lines.
Thank you for this, I really had a blast. As others have noted, it doesn't look so fine on mobile, there are a ton of typo's, and the discoverability of some things is lacking -- this latter point is, I think, a really…
YES!!!1! At least, I would love it if there were. Personally, my favourite device was a Palm, my brother's was a Psion, but the basic idea is the same. How often do you hear people complain or worry about their battery…
That's a very neat rule, and an interesting application of "code comments are bad and should not be used". Thanks for sharing!
> In fact, the opposite: today our computing devices are less programmable and less customizable than ever before. Ohh, I'm not at all sure I agree with that -- but then again, I am pretty sure I have an above-average…
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/superstop/ With SuperStop, you just hit Shift+Esc and all animations will stop. :)
Man, it's annoying when things are named with such common words. Here is (I think) their web site: https://www.notion.so/mobile It doesn't seem to have a web or Linux desktop app, though.
I would recommend "Underground", a text-only e-book about (perhaps even by?) Kevin Mitnick, how the entire hacker scene got started, and through the cat-and-mouse game that led to Mitnick's eventual arrest.…