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brettermeier··on Who invented the thumb drive?
How do you install a fresh copy of Windows?
brettermeier··on Disputing a Parking Fine with ChatGPT
I also can't believe how weird you have to be to find it useful of having an AI write your mails. What a nonesende must those people write when they need help of an AI?

This again seems to be just stupid tech stuff nobody really needs.

brettermeier··on Everything SBF is doing is in singular pursuit of not going to jail
This made me laugh hard, sry for my Spam post XD
brettermeier··on Beyond Meat is struggling, and the plant-based meat industry worries
Yeah, I agree, but most fake meat doesn't taste like meat. It tastes like made out of grain and stuff. Sure, there are some brands who can mimik the taste quite good, but this stuff will never ever really taste and feel like meat, because it isn't. And some people might try it, think that it nearly is meat maybe, but not 100% and then never try it again. Like me :D I would always prefer a true veggie patty, but maybe I'm not the target audience. But I should, because I often tried to not eat so much meat but failed because of bad tastes.
brettermeier··on JSON Hero: Enhanced JSON structure visualization
Why you need this tool for that? I think I would need longer with it as without, comparing to a nice formatted text in an editor (or maybe even the Firefox developer tools, which also format JSON very well).
brettermeier··on JSON Hero: Enhanced JSON structure visualization
And you prefer YAML, or which one isn't "dumb, annoying and overused"? I would pick JSON over many such formats. And no tools needed.
brettermeier··on Beyond Meat is struggling, and the plant-based meat industry worries
I agree with OP. Fake patties taste like... erm... But a nice veggie patty with peas, corn and stuff is great.

Maybe I agree, that this modern crappy fake food is make by meat eaters for people who try to not eat so much meat, but they forgot that a normal veggie patty doesn't need to taste like meat.

brettermeier··on Beyond Meat is struggling, and the plant-based meat industry worries
https://archive.ph/wB2s4
brettermeier··on Show HN: A color picker for named web colors
I never used named colors, I never knew why I should when we have color pickers. But people care about them, interesting...
brettermeier··on Which face is real?
Well, even Cos-players are real persons...
brettermeier··on Mass of transactions leaving crypto.com wallets
I really enjoy seeing Crypto-Bros burn! :D
brettermeier··on Economic growth no longer requires rising emissions
Why is it obvious to pollute the earth with ultra-deadly waste for the next couple million years?
brettermeier··on Ex Police Officer Used Law Enforcement Tech to Hack Women’s Explicit Photos
Dude, did you really say that? Where's the border?
brettermeier··on Lite: A lightweight text editor written in Lua
Yes, I mentioned that in my edit. A shame that I forgot it in the first place :P But after VS Code and Eclipse there isn't much else...
brettermeier··on Ask HN: Why is jQuery hated but frequently used?
I must admit that I use jQuery also for very few lines, when I set up a mockup or something and just want to add some quick interactions. It is so convenient to just write $(".thisClass").show(); for example.

But I get it, if that page would be loaded by thousands of people each day, you may not want to make them all to load an extra jQuery file for what you could have written instead as a Script tag in a HTML file.

brettermeier··on Ask HN: Why is jQuery hated but frequently used?
>> - Browsers and the web becoming less painful to work with out of the box. If we all keep using jQuery, will these issues it fixes ever be addressed?

That's true, but the beauty of jQuery code is still missing in current JavaScript. It would be nice in my opinion if JavaScript would copy something of that shortness and beauty, that jQuery brings with it.

It would be interesting how much jQuery is needed to maintain compatibility over different browsers today, in the past that was the main use case. But nowadays I would use it because the code is a beauty to read and to write. For that beauty you need to load 87,5 KB of additional data, but that's not very much.

Still I get the idea of not needing to use another library. But I never saw that a new version of jQuery broke any code, but that may be my mistake.

brettermeier··on Lite: A lightweight text editor written in Lua
Zed talks about those two IDE's I mentioned in their FAQ, so I really would like to try it. But you can't as a normal user for now. But I'm looking forward to try it some day.
brettermeier··on Lite: A lightweight text editor written in Lua
That's quite nice. But wasn't that the point with Atom.io, too? But there was GitHub behind them. I will try lite-xl and I wish them the very best :)
brettermeier··on Lite: A lightweight text editor written in Lua
I mean open source IDE's, real full featured developer environments for writing code. I don't talk about Open Source projects in general, but about competition for VS Code or Eclipse. There is something like Sublime Text, but it's not really open source and free.

Edit: With Vim and stuff I get your point, but I would say it's not really comparable to an UI-based IDE, it is command line stuff. Even if many people prefer that, it may not be as convenient as a GUI-based IDE for some of us.

Or am I missing something here? I really love(d) atom.io, but I need to find something else... (https://github.blog/2022-06-08-sunsetting-atom/)

brettermeier··on CD Projekt says Cyberpunk 2077 copy sales reach 20M
Okay it depends what you define as a side mission. Those "real" story driven side missions, like the one with the self-thinking-car-service are well written and quite enjoyable, but I meant all those non-saying sude missions that are sprinkled over the map, where you have to fight against some gangsters, which are everytime the same. But that must not be annoying, you just don't have to clear all of them :D
brettermeier··on Lite: A lightweight text editor written in Lua
There are many such projects, like Atom.io, whose support ends this year. I can't imagine this project will continue much further, even if I hope so. The only real open source project that is up today is Visual Studio Code, but that will continue to be maintained, I hope.

Edit: Oh wait, I forgot Eclipse... That heavy thing :P

brettermeier··on CD Projekt says Cyberpunk 2077 copy sales reach 20M
Hm, most adventures to stumble over are generic events like "kill those 10 guys" and nothing more. Sometimes they are bad guys, sometimes they are bad guys and you're helping the cops... but i think the variety of open world missions is quite low. The story missions on the other hand are quite nice.
brettermeier··on 3x new books added to the Pirate Library Mirror
Lol NEAR coin???
brettermeier··on Why don't websites offer a “low power mode”?
Yes, i also think that website developers of many kinds just don't care and didn't even think about power consumption, but more about doing anything... cool or maybe often... easy.
brettermeier··on Lambda the Ultimate is now running in a new, more stable environment
So stable it won't load... EDIT: Ahhh... nearly 30 seconds later something is happening
brettermeier··on The sudden silencing of Guantanamo's artists
Unfortunately there are racist, inhumane a*holes everywhere...
brettermeier··on Patent Trolls Inbound: Our First Lawsuit
Take that MF down, please! :D
brettermeier··on You Might Not Need jQuery
jQuery is still nice to use, I do it sometimes these days.
brettermeier··on Nobody wants to be in the office on Fridays
I always thought nobody wants to be there at mondays...
brettermeier··on Files: A Modern File Explorer
Yes, for me this is also a big disadvantage, unfortunately.
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