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Your app should've been a website.

And at the 2026 wea are in a very sad state, where only choice for new smartphone is a huge rectangle with varying sizes of camera bumps on the back.

Someone probably pushed to prod on Friday.

This is actually a really great feature for everyone else trying to reduce their phone use without switching to different "dumbphone". But why mandatory lock by passcode? I agree, that adding more friction would prevent user to switch back to standard UI, but still - it should be optional.

Sad news. I wonder what project maintainer is using now instead of Dropbox?

It would be amazing if someone could visualize this data in Railroad Tycoon or Transport Tycoon game engine.

Nice try, Microsoft. You ain't getting any of my personal data.

Imagine, if someone would start making operating system and its applications that are just kilobytes in size. RAM price crysis would resolve in a day.

I think https://peerseek.video is sort of aggregator website, not sure how much instances it covers, though.

I heard that main source of income for some professional YouTubers are Patreon and sponsorships. Ad revenue is dead last and very unstable. Also, if you are building your business on single platform, which one day might decide that your content does not adhere to their rules - that's a high risk to take.

Personally, I find the lack of videos to watch on PeerTube a huge plus. I tremendously reduced my weekly video watching time and I don't feel like missing out on something important. My favorite instance is makertube.net, but I visit few others too.

Who designed such ridiculous camera bump? It would be a really nice device, if only it had a flat backside.

Easy, just give all RAM to Chrome.

Yes, that's what all classic Nintendo Picross games used to do. And there's a bit of mystery - you never know what you will uncover.

It is possible to build an equivalent PC with Steam Machine specs, with same case size (internal PSU) and similar or lower price? I'll probably still a wait a bit to see reviews from actual users, but I really dig the form factor and was unable to find anything similarly sized with built-in PSU.

Not really sure if you can call Nonogram a puzzle, when you give the answer right in the title.

Government should just release legislation, that games that require additional upkeep should provide "Best before" date. That should make customers carefully consider their purchase up front, and instead of buying latest and greatest AAA title, purchase a few 10 year old indie games.

Next up: fake mustache and glasses e-shop requires ID or face scan.

Main question: can you open it with a single hand?

RSS feeds supposed to be the cheapest way to read data from your website, they are not pulling whole 10MB of javascript and other assets, but, yeah, let's block those. Everyone will just send their "llm agents" to pull data from regular website anyway.

Better late than never.

How about phones that you can attach one to another and have as much of a phone as you want? Buy two phones - simple foldable. 4? That's almost a tablet worth of screen estate. Want more? Only your budget is the limit. Go as far as 85" TV if you want.

Thank you, animation looks really neat.

Is there any hope that Thunderbird might benefit from XDG config directories fix that Firefox recently implemented?

Dickover is suspiciously missing. How will I ask visitors to subscribe to my newsletter?

Oh shit, look at those RAM and SDD prices.

Neat viewer. I wonder, why boats and cars in groud view ended up in such high altitude?

Time to migrate all those electron "native" apps to actual native code. I bet with some decent optimizations 4GB will be more than enough for casual user, and still with some free memory to spare.

Is there any way this could be used as default text to speech engine on Linux?

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