QuizzaciousOtter 18h ago • 100%
Are you high? 😂
QuizzaciousOtter 1w ago • 100%
It's not that I'm bothered by this post or anything but the described change is so incredibly minor that I can imagine many people not noticing it at all. Also, it doesn't introduce any new features which would require an explanation. The article really seems quite useless to me.
But if it's useful to you and other people - it's okay. I just shared my thought.
QuizzaciousOtter 1w ago • 100%
It's incredible that the tech got so boring that a new charging screen makes the news.
QuizzaciousOtter 2w ago • 100%
Right, I forgot that autistic people are not allowed to post about things that annoy them in a community about annoying things. Noted.
QuizzaciousOtter 2w ago • 100%
Oh, ok. Still crazy though.
QuizzaciousOtter 2w ago • 100%
having the chance to try to hit the daily unlock request window which lasts less than one minute each day (!!!)
Holy shit, are you serious? Can you elaborate on how does that work? You get an email saying you can do that between 3:27:15 PM and 3:27:50 PM or something?
QuizzaciousOtter 2w ago • 100%
It's just reskinned Firefox though.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 100%
This one is called ASML and I assume they don't do tours too.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 100%
Right! IDE is probably the missing piece. I use Neovim exclusively so I didn't even think about this.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 100%
Yeah, but those shouldn't really influence memory usage too much unless actively used, right? I'm pretty sure browsers unload unused tabs from memory.
I myself sometimes use quite a lot of tabs, although I have to admit it's definitely not close to 80 tabs open at all times.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 100%
I have no idea how people use so much RAM. I use a 16 GB machine for work and it runs perfectly. For the majority of the time I'm well below 8GB. And I do use Electron apps.
Of course, I'm aware of the possible uses demanding more than 16 GB but I can't believe this would be the case for a majority of the people.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 100%
Probably not the bosses but someone probably does. Someone who reports to the bosses.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 100%
You're right of course, but it's not a reason to stop asking for that feature. Especially if you're a paying customer.
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 87%
Yeah, cool, where's the Linux client though?
QuizzaciousOtter 3w ago • 71%
Commenting mostly to make this post more active because I have very high hopes for COSMIC and really want it to succeed!
QuizzaciousOtter 1mo ago • 100%
You perfectly described what I thougt but wouldn't be able to put into words so nicely.
QuizzaciousOtter 1mo ago • 100%
I have very bad memories with this dish. I hated it as a kid and was sometimes forced to eat it. 🤮
QuizzaciousOtter 1mo ago • 100%
Do you mean that it's worse on GrapheneOS in comparison to stock?
QuizzaciousOtter 1mo ago • 100%
While it's not nearly as customizable as an Ubuntu kernel, it's still easy to make your GrapheneOS look and feel exactly how you want it to, within reason.
WTF is it supposed to mean?
QuizzaciousOtter 1mo ago • 100%
Which will be years from now, if ever. I mean, I hope for them as much as you do, but it doesn't mean there is no problem right now.
Incredibly detailed and clear explanation of computer graphics. I highly recommend all videos from Branch Education - they're so good I can't believe they're free! I see almost exclusively news in this community but no rules forbidding different content so I guess this is ok? It's undeniably related to technology.
Hi everyone! It's my first post here in an attempt to make this community a bit more active. I've been recently diagnosed at 26 so it's all pretty new to me. However, I really appreciate the fact that now I have a new vocabulary to talk about the stuff I experience and communities like this which might be helpful in understanding myself better. I'm a Software Engineer and I love everything related to programming / Linux / Computer Science. It's been quite literally the most important part of my life since I was like 15. Usually it's great but sometimes when I get a new idea I tend to hyperfixate pretty hard on it to the point where it becomes quite tiring. It could be an idea for a new project, a new technology to learn or to configure something in my Linux setup. Right now it's moving my entire computer setup to NixOS. When I fixate on something like this I usually spend pretty much all of my free time on it. Moreover, my sleep usually is hurt as well because I often can't fall asleep thinking about the stuff I'm currently working on. I will literally lie in bed trying to fall asleep and my brain tries to solve problems or plans and designs stuff. I will spend most of my weekends in front of the computer, even though I love spending time outside, especially in the nice summer weather. But I just can't seem to stop. I force myself to go for walks and runs but it's not really relaxing because, you guessed it, I'm thinking about my project all the time. If I try to distract myself with a podcast I will often notice 15 minutes in that I stopped listening after the first minute or so. I need some way to balance this computer stuff with other things in my life. I just need to chill out sometimes. To play some games, watch some youtube or read a book lying in a hammock without thinking about programming literally every minute I'm awake. The best solution I found so far is weed. It's not 100% effective but in general getting high and going outside tends to help me relax at least a bit. Well, travelling or meeting with people is usually effective in breaking my train of thoughts too. But obviously it comes with its own set of challenges and it's not something I'm willing to do often. So, fellow autists, do you experience something similar? How do you deal with it? Please share advice, experience, or anything related.