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Notices by SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)

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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Tuesday, 06-May-2025 05:13:16 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE

    most normalest OS

    In conversation about 18 days ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink

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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Tuesday, 22-Apr-2025 18:03:21 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    in reply to
    • Polychrome :blabcat:
    • CmykStudent

    @CmykStudent @Polychrome okay so, i think it's both actually

    3.0 feels like it's trying to be an UI/UX remake, like Blender's restyling around 2.8, which is bound to draw some complaints but be better in the long run

    but it instead ends up feeling like a poorly reskinned 2.10 to me, things don't feel better, they just feel slightly.. off, while also working a bit worse

    basically, it changed too much without actually changing at all, if that makes sense?

    --

    there's also some weird issues which may or may not be on the GTK side, like the cursor disappearing over slider controls i mentioned i think elsewhere in the thread

    also opening settings sometimes crashes the whole thing, which i'll actually need to report at some point if i don't forget (i probably will, my memory is terrible)

    --

    my personal suggestion would be to make it a long-term goal to rethink the UI/UX from the ground up, similar to what was done with Blender; it will piss off some long-time users in the short term, but also likely will make the whole thing more accessible to new users

    In conversation about a month ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Sunday, 20-Apr-2025 14:02:51 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    in reply to
    • Polychrome :blabcat:

    @Polychrome meanwhile i'm thinking about learning how to image edit with Blender, most of my use is colour adjustments and filtering anyways, and i do Not like the GNU IMP 3 UI

    In conversation about a month ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Saturday, 12-Apr-2025 02:05:05 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    in reply to
    • anna
    • Amber

    @navi @puppygirlhornypost2 the thing is, at least in my use you can't achieve that core set without swapping them out and needing to carry around different cards wherever you go

    especially if you aren't sure if you'll need something, which for example back when i was in school still would've been a regular occurrence if my laptop didn't already have everything

    something that is a non-issue on a T480 because it just has everything anyone could need outside really niche stuff built in

    In conversation about a month ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Saturday, 12-Apr-2025 02:00:47 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    • Amber

    @puppygirlhornypost2 the tradeoff with Framework is very visible actually, sure it has open standard modules, but also as a consequence the thing actually has less connectivity than, say, a T480

    a T480, which has basically all the connectivity one might need outside very niche applications, more so than a Framework

    of course you could make the argument that you can just swap the connectors by need or carry around extra modules, but at that point you've just reinvented Apple's dongle hell with an open source coat of paint

    --

    now, i do think a modular laptop is doable though, hell, a lot are technically modular already, something like a T485 is probably identical to a T480 other than for the CPU section of the mainboard; and i wouldn't be surprised if even the T580 uses a very similar board

    and to Framework's credit they did go in the right direction, the core of a Framework machine is a standardised mainboard

    but like i don't think Framework's way is the one to go with, simply because they sacrifice too much of the tech that makes something like a T480 or older Probook or whatever as good as it is

    personally i think the correct way would be either fixed connectivity with one or two module bays, like how you could replace the optical drive on some laptops back in the day with something else

    or alternatively splitting the PCB into sections and letting you buy the sections, with a much narrower slot size than what Framework is using and no cases on the modules

    --

    a phone meanwhile i think is just a lost cause

    tablet maybe, but a phone is too specifically shaped to make it modular beyond some very basic stuff like a bigger battery or a higher res screen

    In conversation about a month ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Mar-2025 11:19:00 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE

    fucks sake

    mirrors are annoying

    not because of dysphoria, but because i keep getting distracted by how hot i am

    In conversation about 2 months ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Monday, 02-Dec-2024 07:42:41 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    in reply to
    • Quixoticgeek

    @quixoticgeek i mean, last i checked IT education in general is currently focusing on stuff that was relevant in like.. 2009-ish? so doesn't surprise me

    in general, the tech field moves way too fast for current education to keep up, which leads to horrible gaps like this

    especially with tech companies also making it intentionally harder to teach about this kinda stuff

    In conversation about 6 months ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Monday, 01-Apr-2024 01:14:22 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    in reply to
    • Polychrome :blabcat:

    @Polychrome currently writing CSS to get rid of that stuff, will update when done

    also there's so much crap on there that it causes the firefox devtools to lag

    In conversation about a year ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Monday, 01-Apr-2024 01:14:20 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    in reply to
    • Polychrome :blabcat:

    @Polychrome https://gist.github.com/sinsinewave/933a42849ca6f87d802b381faea0476b

    that should work i think

    In conversation about a year ago from gnusocial.jp permalink

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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Mar-2024 02:59:06 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE
    • Hentai Bot 🔞

    @chjara @yassie_j @HentaiBot such in-depth art analysis, impressive

    on par with highly respected classical art critics, even

    In conversation about a year ago from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink
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    SIN001-SINEWAVE (sinewave@mastodon.dragoncave.dev)'s status on Thursday, 23-Nov-2023 22:39:03 JST SIN001-SINEWAVE SIN001-SINEWAVE

    @chjara is this the wayland in 2023 experience

    In conversation Thursday, 23-Nov-2023 22:39:03 JST from mastodon.dragoncave.dev permalink

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