humanplayer2 @ humanplayer2 @lemmy.ml

I enjoy modding stuff in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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On r/thinkpad (I think), I at some point read about the AMD powered machines having extraordinary battery life on Linux, to the degree that I regretted my very recent Intel ThinkPad purchase. Maybe that's something to search for. I think it was the new T14.

"Diller" is childrens' slang for penis in Danish.

You're welcome :)

Off-topic, but seriously, try remapping using keyd instead. It's amazing.

I'd say whatever else, go for hotswap with MX switches. You'll try it, learn, and can replace your switches easily and quite cheaply.

Switches make a huge difference. Being stuck with ones you don't really like because you didn't get a hotswap board would really be a shame.

Condorcet sobs "so close".

As far as I know, then "soft inboxes" of Gmail is not directly duplicable in any client (but their own on Android).

What happens if you install keyd, run the monitor with keyd - m, then press the key. Do you get an response?

I enjoy using Evolution. I like that you can hack the keybindings and the css theme, and that it works with Microsoft Exchange for mail and calendar sync, required at work.

I'm also feeling a price raise in DK. At least I'd rather pay 20usd than 159dkk.

It doesn't matter, but just FYI. And I didn't check the previous price in the app.

Ditto, but I see blank "posts" here and there saying Supported content or something such.

Ah, OK, thanks. Nice with so much redundancy!

Kinda odd that you'd still be able to comment, even if the original is unavailable, but also nice.

Say A comes up again. Will comments I made on B while it was down be pushed over?

I'm fully keyboard driven in my current editor, the issue is not that. It's that the symbols I type show up with a noticeable delay. It's like IRL lag.

No idea about language. I cans still see the non-English instance I'm on, but I check that deliberately as there's not a lot of traffic.

Ah! Thanks!

If you post a new comment, it won't leave your instance, but all the old posts/comments will still be there.

Could you clarify this for me? Say I follow a community on instance A with an instance B account. Then the community is mirrored on B, including comments. I comment on a post. Then is my comment stored on both A and B?

plus it is a subscription model.

There is a non-subscription model that also disables the admob tracking.

I am pro-facts

But not nuances, it feels.

What was/is it?

But Lemmy is, so it's still a relevant answer, no?

If I asked "What word processors can Libre Office Writer collaborate with?", would Microsoft Word be an off-topic answer?

Sync followed by Jerboa, for me.