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Sure seems like it!

Oh hey! Thank you for developing this, it's a great resource!

SyncThing, BackBlaze, TimeMachine, and in the future Tarsnap

I find things like TextSniper to be more useful than this functionality, which has been in iOS and MacOS for a little bit. I use it more on hypothetically selectable elements that for whatever DOM-related reason aren't selectable than I use it on text in images.

Functional alternative to a choker!

BastilleBSD facilitates a lot of these things.

Just curious: why did you switch to Debian, especially with RHEL being more or less free for containers?

biff (https://biffweb.com/) is a little more batteries-included but seems like a nice successor in this space

Sounds like the author wants a Talos II https://www.raptorcs.com/

Because when I have a problem with a Kinesis, I email them and an engineer responds in 24 hours.

This is what Red Hat 5 looked like out of the box. (More or less.)

Why are there two popovers in a row when paging through the page?

Same. I would not be able to do the last 8 years of my life if it weren't for these keyboards.

you can do this when the installation is presented this way

In an "X is just Y" comparison, a good heuristic to determine whether someone is being a human being is to ask whether the comparison reduces the humanity out of the concept. This kind of thing is sociopathic.

I don't get how a pro photo app is supposed to be mobile-only and subscription-gated. One of the greatest things about flickr is that I can embed it almost anywhere, even hotlinking on my blog or on forums, and anyone, anywhere can see it on any device. (And if I pay, they can see a 6k version, served on the web, not through a download link.) I am really, really into photography but I do not have any interest in viewing image galleries on my phone when I have a 27" iMac 5k and Flickr shows me over a decade of photos collected from every type of photography enthusiast.

All of this feels like a calculus done by insane people.

Instapaper has this, and can even be set up to send a weekly digest.

The thing with Markdown is that it does most of what you need to do with it, until it doesn't, when you can bring Pandoc to bear and put full-on LaTeX in your Markdown and it will render it however you want. I wrote a dissertation this way with inlined Rmarkdown code. It was great.

we are losing our minds

SteerMouse does this just fine, and has for years and years. I can't use a Mac without it.

Phone wallpapers are social signifiers for sighted people.

Are there that many people with iPad Pros who do not have the folio or Magic keyboard?

Also, I feel like the solution is to release an "App" that has a virtualization server in it, that can run MacOS. Keeps it contained, off to the side for the devs, but can take over the screen and inputs and be a fully-fledged touch MacBook to those who want it. (Maybe require dev accounts?)

I think folks are missing the forest for the trees: he's saying pick a language to really focus on and own it. That's your big tool now. Of course there will be other tools for more specific contexts. But having one big popular language in your tool belt (regardless of what it is) is better than skimming the surface of the tool-de-jour, especially as that tool is likely de jour because it satisfies an en-vogue concept.

URL bar at the top, UI chrome is different in full screen vs windowed. (Full screen media playback on iOS has OS-level controls at the top.)

what are you building that you are soliciting development labor from fiverr and think $30/h is appropriate for anyone on earth involved in programming

I have some bad new for you about the world

Anyone know of something like Rails for a Lisp?

Go to the website for the department. For public colleges the syllabi have to be available. Sometimes this means poking an administrator.

But remember, they are top schools usually in spite of, not because of, the textbook selection.

Put a Montblanc rollerball cartridge in a Pilot G2.