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twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
and water sports! "no water sports in the pool"? uh, yeah, i sure hope there's none,
flabberghaster wrote
Reply to Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
I only know what the double meaning is for the gnu image manipulation program and I think I'm OK with that.
WRETCHEDSORCERESS wrote
Reply to Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
every single time I hear the word strap referring to a gun, I mistake it for the other kind
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by devtesla in Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
his wife has filled the house with chintz....
devtesla wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
No I just said it in a weird cadence Lol
hollyhoppet wrote
Reply to Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
don't forget cognitive behavioural therapy!!
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by devtesla in Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
I was wondering if this was a song lyric of some sort. DuckDuckGo had nothing and I googled it, and Google offered a confident AI overview explaining Apple's products and services.
devtesla wrote
Reply to Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
He wear an Apple Watch, you kno he into car play
Ruby wrote
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by emma in Does anyone here use NextDNS? What are your thoughts? by twovests
I think I ask here just because I've had >10 years of this place having niche specific knowledge of what's actually very much not good.
VPNing in to my various things has been really bad for me on mobile, but I have tried that before :D
emma wrote
if it saves you a bunch of tedious setup, and you aren't concerned about snooping, then surely it's worth the price? personally i just use wireguard to access services on my home network, but this may not be an option in some circumstances (e.g. isp puts you behind cgnat)
twovests wrote
Reply to comment by emma in dae remember when "microsoft surface" was the name of a coffee table-shaped ipad by emma
Touch screens are swiftly becoming the hot new way to interact with a computer!
emma OP wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in dae remember when "microsoft surface" was the name of a coffee table-shaped ipad by emma
i watched it again and holy moly that input lag at 0:11
twovests wrote
i still do
flabberghaster OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by voxpoplar in The way graphene OS constantly accuses people and organizations of "attacking" them makes me suspicious of them by flabberghaster
I think that's right. I use the OS myself and I once went in to their matrix chat to ask for help on something because the way notifications worked had changed (I wanted to mute some notifs and not others and couldn't figure it out).
Immediately the main developer replied telling me I was doing it wrong, the way notifications worked in the OS was right and working as intended, and I was wrong and didn't get it. And I was like what the hell man. I came in here saying "I don't understand this, can someone please help me figure out how to use it?" And I was still accused of being a dumbass who didn't get it.
cute_spider wrote
Reply to The way graphene OS constantly accuses people and organizations of "attacking" them makes me suspicious of them by flabberghaster
They kind of sound like a modern immune system. They don't have enough legitimate attackers so they're just bashing whatever
I bet if someone were to tear then up in an attack they'd cool it
flabberghaster OP wrote
Reply to comment by emma in The way graphene OS constantly accuses people and organizations of "attacking" them makes me suspicious of them by flabberghaster
I don't find them credible either, I just find the way they go sicko mode on everyone all the time weird and feels like what you'd do to put up a smokescreen.
I don't think they're doing that necessarily, I think thestinger just has Mental Health, like a lot of us do. But seriously it's an awful way to present the project.
twovests wrote
Reply to The way graphene OS constantly accuses people and organizations of "attacking" them makes me suspicious of them by flabberghaster
Yeah, I follow them for news but it's increasingly just long rants about the malicious forces conspiring against them. The cited attacks are just... Milquetoast criticism.
I installed Graphene on my phone and like the OS but I think I'll be using Calyx next time.
It's a concern though, because it feels like just mentioning GrapheneOS can summon the developer. Maybe the evil forces conspiring against GrapheneOS was the friends we made along the way.
emma wrote
Reply to The way graphene OS constantly accuses people and organizations of "attacking" them makes me suspicious of them by flabberghaster
they have a history of doing this, going back years. from what i've seen, it takes very little to be accused of being hostile to the project or the lead developer, so i don't find any of their claims against specific people or organisations to be credible.
voxpoplar wrote
Reply to The way graphene OS constantly accuses people and organizations of "attacking" them makes me suspicious of them by flabberghaster
I have not looked into this at all but it’s probably just made by dickheads who can’t take any criticism.
cowloom wrote
Reply to KolourPaint is a free, libre, and unabashed MS Paint (Windows 95, 98, XP) clone :) by twovests
this certainly is one of the softwares of all time
emma wrote
Reply to KolourPaint is a free, libre, and unabashed MS Paint (Windows 95, 98, XP) clone :) by twovests
unfortunately, it's pretty bad on macos with dark mode activated. i'll have to keep running windows 95 in 86box whenever i hold a business presentation.
twovests wrote
Hey these are the FlipperZero people! The GALL of the 🫸! 🫳. 🅱️USY
video.
anethum wrote
Reply to comment by nitori in Understanding Garlic: A New Paradigm for Tasty Croutons by Futuretech
ah yeah, that could be a little bit confusing: the feature on your phone, while having the same acronym, actually stands for Near Field Crouton. as the name suggests, your crouton needs to be harvested in the same second-level administrative division as your location
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by flabberghaster in Apple Car Play. CNC machines. the, uh, GNU Image Manipulation Program. i have had awkward interactions because of all of these names for things by twovests
There are three!
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