> I posted to point out that money isn't made out of paper.
100% rag content paper is still paper.
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I’m asking for unmodified raw photos and modified ones. Or I would be if Megapixels didn’t already give me both on my GNU/Linux smartphone. The processed versions of the photo’s I’ve taken look great IMO, but I don’t see the harm in keeping the raws around, they’d probably be quite useable for producing even better edited versions if I were to import them into a full desktop image manipulaton program and let it process them with desktop power and more than a couple seconds of time to do it. And I’d think Apple would be be happy to sell bigger overpriced emmcs and iCloud subscriptions to SD-slotless iPhone users with raw image filled phones, and/or pop up a notification to delete them all with a tap when space was low.
And yet each of your comment’s 4 current replies describes a different “only” problem with Spotify that’s solved with folders of mp3s ;)
(Disclaimer: I listen to very little music, so I have no horse in this race except for loathing DRM, and I’m only guessing that the “missing quite a few major artists” problem is solvable by torrenting)
That's why showdead is great! (The checkbox in your profile to unhide flagged and other 'killed' posts.) Not clear on if it unhides IP banned posters though. And I would like to try a forum that let you toggle it by category (IIUC Slashdot has post categories, though it peaked before my time and I don't know if they're used for that).
Not just lets them get away with it, actively encourages them to use practically toxic amounts of high fructose corn syrup by subsidizing the grain.
How far into the future do we have to go before outdoor roombas proliferate?
Images of Pooh and his Chinese name have been censored in mainland China, the movie Christopher Robin wasn’t allowed to release there, and a South Park episode about it got the whole show banned.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnie-the-Pooh#Censorship_in_...
Another solution to issue loss would be embedding the issues in the repo, as some already extant tools do.
Not if never charged (IIUC). Of course they probably come with chargers and are never used without them, but does anyone buy uncut bagels and not cut them?
What things?
Why can’t they let heavy users run their own servers?
https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/wiki#pro-version
Edit: actually, reading https://github.com/morgan3d/quadplay/blob/main/LICENSE.md it looks like it's only partially free (not unlike markdeep, another of the author's projects).
Did you enable it? Firefox requires you to opt-in to any extensions running in private browsing (there’s a checkbox in the pop up that appears when you install them, and also on the add on preferences page).
I wouldn’t say that of GNOME Web.
> I'm not going back to a web without Ublock
I do every day (switching between luakit on a laptop and firefox-mobile-config on a smartphone), and IMO a good /etc/hosts is good enough (edit: luakit can also read the same blocklist format as µBlock, though it ignores cosmetic filters).
Yes, Minute Physics and Veritasium are two examples I remember off the top of my head (not an LBRY user since I quit algorithmic video binges after abusing them possibly worse then I do HN, IRC, and assorted doomscrolling now :P).
As are HN (1.something decades) and Notepad.exes that aren’t as hot garbage as the newest one. X still works fine and IME is only improved by the new things (eg. sxmo, the smartphone UI I’m typing this in) still being built on its well settled, stable foundation.
Clang's in Alpine Linux's repo's, so I guess they have and this is how: https://git.alpinelinux.org/aports/tree/main/clang
I don't need anyone's approval to run native apps either, both my PCs run C apps I built from source and shell scripts I wrote myself without it, languages of my choice with implementations simple enough to write myself, not runtimes that literally no one that's not Google can afford to independently maintain. That's real openness.
How can we verify that’s anything more than an urban legend? The same sort of rationalizations were made for the removal of the headphone jack, and they were proven false (the iPhone 7 had such a big empty space inside it that a YouTuber was able to fit Apple’s external lightning adapter in, drill a circle in the outer aluminum, and have a functioning 3.5mm jack). These CT scans seem to show some empty space where the stem meets the bud, perhaps they could detach there.