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Here’s a ChatGPT summary: Here are some interesting points from the summary that might not be immediately obvious: 1. **Account Requirement**: Unlike most browsers, the Arc browser mandates account creation, raising privacy and trust concerns. 2. **Closed Source and For-Profit**: Arc's proprietary nature and business model create skepticism about user data handling and company intentions. 3. **Unique Features**: The browser's standout features like spaces, profiles, and the command bar aim to enhance productivity and organization. 4. **Chromium Engine Concerns**: Despite being built on the widely-used Chromium engine, potential security risks are highlighted. 5. **Privacy Commitment**: Arc's dedication to not selling user data is seen as a positive aspect.

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Interesting concept. Giving them access to my checking account is a deal breaker. Too bad they can't operate as a prepaid credit card where you push funds to them and you can generate virtual cards to spend it.

19:15 - oh snap, that can be used as a newsfeed blocker for IG! I’ve been wanting something like that to check messages/notifications without getting vortexed in the feed..

well that was a big waste of time thanks

I have known and used Linux since 1998, but I still prefer macOS for the desktop. The Finder is perfectly ok if you set it up correctly first. But I understand if you prefer Commander-style file managers. I didn't know Marta yet, I'll have a look at it. Looks good at first glance. I have tried various window managers. I find the inbuilt fullscreen mode and 2 windows next to each other the best. It's a shame that Apple doesn't include more features like vertical split screens. And no, not everyone uses Macs in the same way. You can customise macOS very easily and it is being done, at least by the people I've worked with so far.

I too have used yabai for quite a long time, but have now found aerospace and love it 🙌🏻

With every customization options the software maintenance effort grows exponentially. The philosophy behind Gnome is to provide one package that just works. So no, it's not "just give the people what they want". It's "if you don't like it, you're free to leave".

With some exceptions, I have always been happy with macOS. I'm no computer novice. I am an Apple certified systems engineer. I know macOS, Windows, and Linux very well. I think the best approach to macOS from the point of view of someone who is new to it is to use macOS the way Apple intended and not try to change it or modify it. It annoys the crap out of me for a new Mac user to install Chrome on their Mac without even bothering to understand why Safari is a better browser. I have Chrome installed, but it's only on my Mac for the few sites that just work better with Chrome. I blame the web designers for that, not Safari. There are a lot of tools you can install to help manage windows in macOS but I don't use any of them. I have long since mastered using spaces, full screen apps, Expose and other built-in window management tools. Finder is actually really great if you stop fighting it. When I first started using the beta version of Mac OS X in late 2000, I tried out a lot of hacks that are no longer possible in macOS today. I later stopped trying to change the OS and embraced the way it was built. I favor reliability and usefulness over modding. This is the reason why I have never jailbroke my iPhone. I don't give a damn about customization beyond the built-in options in macOS. We will all be happier with macOS if we stop screwing with it.

The Account creation requirement is clearly planning ahead for if they ever decide to go back on tracking data from their users. There's really so few other explanations as to why they'd need to require it otherwise. I highly recommend people not use this web browser cause I'm 95% certain we'll all find out the hard way what a company that already protects it's software's motives truly are. Shocker! It's to make money!p

it's not well-optimized at all, in the web store the right side of the screen is cut off due to the tab placement

Another chromium fork, forced signup, closed source, dubious business model... L to think this browser will be viable

if it's free and it's a startup ? maybe you re not the product as of yet ?

Another thing I like about these guitars is the way you can play off the back and get a kind of “bloom “ or vibrato in a way you can’t usually get on more expensive guitars. Hold it tight to your body as you pluck, then pull it away and hear the midrange expand (bloom) into a more full sound - it can add a whole new dynamic to your sound

hey buddy I have an old guitar that has no truss rod

I can't agree more on "every single fking browser is better than Chrome"

where is the sxhkdrc file? i don't see it in your github page

I need one of those.

honestly, I don't care at all about creating an account. I can put my alter name (balkan spy....) and a hide my email which I used... So what? I don't think it's a turnoff for most people. I help off from Arc for a while, downloaded it a few times in the last year and never stuck to it. Then I tried the new iOS app last week and fell in love with that made it my default. Finally saw the mac app grew a bunch, made that my default as well, it's freakin intuitive compared to other stuff out there. On another hand, I really think Arc will make money from companies (and hard core individuals) that would like to have a bunch of custom stuff they might implement, maybe the AI stuff and what not... I hope they make it, or if they don't at least make it open source and let the community keep it alive.

Wezterm is the best of the bunch. Kitty's author is an ass, so I personally refuse to use his terminal

I use only one extension called openWeather fork gnome 46

I'm moving from lxterminal to alacritty and kitth on different pcs to see if I prefer one. The immediate thing is kitty has broken lots of launchers in thunar that relied on lxterminal - which I'll be able to fix, but it's along the lines that the launchers call the default terminal but with lxterminal specific flags. And a problem both of them have is their being designed for tiling means they need a big, cumbersome config file with obscure concepts like alacritty's beautiful/awful/naughty. And which all breaks at once if you miss a comma.

Your voice is not shit! Your audience will decide not you. I am your audience and i think your sound great. Just sing from your heart that always works. From a fellow singer guitar player.♥️☘️🎸✌️

I am watching it, but I can't use it yet. I can't pin my extensions, and it then adds several extra steps to use them. Some I use a lot, so it is super annoying to have to go find it ever time instead of just pin it to the tab.

Favorites are shared between all spaces with current profile (they're like sidebar tabs in Vivaldi and OperaGX for me), pinned tabs are like "normal" tabs in normal browser that are not shared between spaces and "normal" tabs are more like temporary tabs. I think that all these features are awesome, and I wished Vivaldi had profiles, but it doesn't.

Arc is raw, its is still unfinished, and chromium placeholder settings is a confirmation. But I adore Arc, it has spaces, good tab management. Also, it has PROFILES!? I have 3 accounts on Crowdin and every time I need to do something on other account I have to log out of current, log in in needed account or log in in private window if I'm using Vivaldi. With Arc, I can just create a profile for each account in Crowdin instead of having a separate browser for each account.

VERY BIASED

I would imagine being forced to sign up is probably a leftover from when it was an invite only browser, weird that its still here, maybe if they realise its dumb theyll get rid of it

Regarding the Arc Mini, I mean, that's the greatest addition to my work-tools. Of course it only works if Arc is set as the default browser. Whenever I receive a PR in Slack, or a Jira ticket, or a Confluence wiki, I click on the link, it pops up a page in which I can review, transition the ticket, etc. If I need to do more, I press C+O and it converts the pop-up window into a full-blown tab. But most of the time I do my thing with the pop-up tab and press Esc.

kitty on macOS, installed via brew, the update interval is commented out by default.

High value content bruv.

Saying someone is super lucky for not being american was a really bad take to interject into what i thought is supposed to be a video about a browser

Fedora 39 with dash to dock extension... The best of all was installing and my camera an micro works at first time... Smooth the all in one printer aslo works just fine to me the scan and the printer working just fine... I use mypaint and gimp to do art works.... I already use gimp on windows... I'm from a poor country and I cannot pay 99DOLARS Month for an Adobe illustrator or photoshop it's only to big company or Ritch people that can waste 40k In a computer that after 4 yrs will be obsolete.... I'm very happy with fedora... I know it uses Gnome 45 personally I try to search gnome 45 and I'm redirected to the fedora page so I didn't found the download link to try Gnome 45... But for what I see fedora is gnome 45 with some tweaks.... Actually I like it so mutch than I'm using as my personal computer=

There are a few popular Linux YT channel where followers were engaged in pretty dismissive comments about the issue, and I want to thank you for not doing that here. What atmosphere people create in their communities always matters irrespective of topics, and discrimination can never be excused by technocratic or, even worse, sociopathic "arguments". You highlighting the edginess as a reason for the behaviour is valid, and props to you for calling it out for what it is. I disagree that people should just shrug it off - if you want to be part of a Discord for a cool project you enjoy, and that Discord is collectively calling people like you slurs and attacking you, how can you even do that? - but I definitely appreciate the messages you concluded this video with.

The internet has this weird legitimizing effect to the opinions of strangers. If you see teens irl saying something mean or discriminatory or offensive, you don't usually care because you probably don't care what teenagers think. You've been there, you know they'll grow out of it. They are not fully developed people. But on Discord it suddenly feels more serious because you don't see who you're talking to... I don't have any other advice than maybe just remember that they internet is full of pubescent teenagers whose opinions you probably shouldn't care about

There's a helpful program called emacsclient that is shipped with Emacs that you can use to open any file in the terminal session in your current Emacs session, with all your buffers, kill ring, etc. It's great, you should try it! The only configuration change is that you have to add a line to init.el to start a server (or do M-x server-start) and that's it.

Thank you. Will pass on Arc due to you video. Every body seems to hype it up but you pointed out some issues I am not willing to put up with. Greetings from Germany

I am having trouble with volumeicon, there is any other alternative?

With freedom of speech being the most foundational right in any free society, it's very important you understand that all speech is protected speech, there is no such thing as hate speech. Don't waver or bend at the knee on this, p***y.

Profile management on arc is a joke.

Woke people like to dig up stupid stuff because they can't help but dig up drama. Woke people calling Hyprland community toxic is the pot calling the kettle black. Difference is, Hyprland community isn't going to go drag up BS from years ago to use against you, u less you do it to them first.

I'm enjoying Arc! I was surprised to get access to the Windows 11 beta; I'd even forgotten I signed up. I understand why they require a sign-in - it's an exclusive browser with special access, so they need to verify authorized emails. Maybe once Arc is finalized and open to the public, they'll remove the sign-in requirement. As a former Linux and Firefox user, I'm not worried about the "piracy" concerns. The fact that it uses Chromium isn't inherently bad. I'm using it as my daily driver to try something new (I've used Firefox for ages!). Here's how Arc could be free while generating revenue: offer paid AI features, or a free trial period. They could create a paid enterprise version with team collaboration tools. A one-time purchase option instead of a weird exclusivity model would be interesting, and existing users should get grandfathered in. My only major concern is the reliance on Chromium - maybe one day they'll develop their own engine. One more thing: Don't like any company or anyone suck off your data haha. 6:43

Man get those other fingys plucking too, it's hard to do but once you get it down that shit can sound so good, sounding good though!

Magic, music...❤

I watched your video to the very end and found it very informative. Thank you! I plan to install and try out kitty on my Gentoo / i3 desktop.

When you open a window hold shift and it will go into its slot

Flameshot is great. I have been using this tool for many years and it only gets better. Btw, you don't need an imgur account to upload images. It is handy if you need to send a screenshot to someone and you cannot directly paste images. You also get the code to delete the images at ~/.cache/flameshot/history there will be a file with a name like "imgur-8jnB1U6JT8tJKyP-xiZuhSN.jpg", in this case "8jnB1U6JT8tJKyP" is the delete code and you just need to go to the url "imgur . com / delete / 8jnB1U6JT8tJKyP" without spaces and you can delete the image. You don't need an account for this.

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I like your accent. and I really love that it's aesthetic and stuff. I wanted to install and use it haha, I will after some days.

I never gave privacy my bank acct. instead I gave them a low balance debit card that I have. I’d rather give them my debit card info as opposed to my bank account information so that way, if something happens to my physical debit card, that can just be replaced with a new one.