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by 0x38B 10mo ago
My brother has a 16, and it’s been good for him. It is big and chunky, more so with the GPU module; only a few paragraphs into the blog post I felt the author was trying to fit a big square peg in a round hole, and then blaming the square
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by 0x38B 10mo ago
Reminds me of the half-buried in the sands of time sculptures in Blade Runner 2049; the surrounding self-driving auto depot only adds to the resemblance to some far off future.
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by 0x38B 1y ago
I was excited to see news about AMD beginning work on ACPI C4 in the Linux kernel (1) – my Framework loses about 10% a day in suspend, sometimes more, which is OK for me but of course I’d love for it to be better! 1: https://ww
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by 0x38B 1y ago
I opened a-Shell(1) on my iPhone, typed `telnet issue3.anewsession.com`, and I was in! Probably my first time connecting to a telnet server. The works in the issue aren’t static; from the help page: > New Session's third issue emerg
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by 0x38B 1y ago
Try running xwayland-satellite in another WM like Niri and see if it works there – for example, Gamescope didn’t work well on Sway, crashing as soon as Steam tried to spawn another window, but it’s working fine in Niri.
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by 0x38B 1y ago
In practice, that's me as well; while here in the US texting is big, in years abroad I don't think I had a single conversation via SMS - everything was in apps. That makes phones like the Punkt an ideal more than something practic
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by 0x38B 1y ago
Side note, Niri is a fantastic WM. When I saw the Phoronix article on HN talking about the addition of overview mode and more, I finally took the plunge and spent an afternoon converting over from Sway.¹ Anecdotally, I've seen less han
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by 0x38B 1y ago
This is problem for me and my brother right now. He's up at a remote job site and we want to play Siege or Apex together¹, but both require anti-cheat and don't support Linux. And I'm loathe to devote space on my SSD to Windo
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by 0x38B 1y ago
The fingerprint reader is one of the things I most love about my iPhone SE; I don’t see any reason to get a new phone. Apple’s declining software quality and walled garden incline me more and more towards ditching iPhone for GrapheneOS or a
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by 0x38B 1y ago
It’s a funny place to be where the color of the power button is news, though not a headline.
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by 0x38B 1y ago
One of my local theatres does a discount Tuesday with $5 tickets. Over the years the price has crept up to $5.75, but it’s still an easier sell to friends and family. Of course if you buy online they add almost $2 to the price of a ticket…
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by 0x38B 1y ago
The artist's impression in the original source on the 'fox infestation' (1) may provide a sense of scale. 1: https://www.londoncentric.media/p/why-lime-bikes-beep
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by 0x38B 1y ago
Adding on to the photos in the article, here are the drones stacked and then staged in the warehouse pre-attack: https://t.me/RBC_ua_news/145230
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by 0x38B 1y ago
The most telling or disturbing thing I learned from a recent article posted here about the Crypto-related kidnappings was how criminals found some of their victims’ addresses and personal information in marketing data that companies kept on
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by 0x38B 1y ago
> forget everything you know about kheap separation, forget all the task port mitigations, forget SSV and SPTM This is like when you’re speaking in a foreign language with a friend and getting along fine, but in the next sentence they be
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by 0x38B 1y ago
https://archive.is/svEad
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by 0x38B 1y ago
From a 2022 study in Nature (1) where researchers grew limpet teeth: "The proof-of-concept presented in this study can be scaled up using made-to-measure chitin sheets and synthetic substitutes for limpet cell-conditioned media. Given
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by 0x38B 1y ago
Sorry to pick apart your sentences, I wrote as if I was picking apart something computer generated, without a human in the loop.
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by 0x38B 1y ago
This phrasing from the home page is odd: > When I publish my next piece I will personally write you an email, with some of my thoughts on the post. ‘My next piece’? Maybe for a part of a book or a long article, but for a blog post? The n
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by 0x38B 1y ago
The Pixel 9a is really tempting for someone like me who’s tired of living in Apple’s walled garden (1), but wants a decent device at a fair price that’ll be supported for a good long time - the Pixel 9a ticks all of those boxes. 1: Why? Fi
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by 0x38B 2y ago
Agree about the bulk; I’m on my second Framework 13 and when I pick up my brother’s 16 with graphics module I’m struck by the weight and size; indeed, he has had trouble fitting it into some small to mid-size backpacks.
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Org-Mode in Your Pocket Is a GNU-Shaped Devil (2010)(web.archive.org)
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by 0x38B 2y ago
Remembering the hours I spent going through KEXTs and bootloader config in ill-fated attempts to set up a Hackintosh fills me now with a kind of horror. Worst of all were the ACPI tables - SSDT and the like. In contrast to that, running Mac
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Framework [2nd Gen] Event(frame.work)
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by 0x38B 2y ago
"fall[ing] in the rut of thought" reminds me of this paragraph from "The Footpath Way": > So long as man does not bother about what he is or whence he came or whither he is going, the whole thing seems as simple as th
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by 0x38B 2y ago
I did not know this about Kagi! I abhor sites that translate into English based on my IP. In one case (a job site), I blocked the endpoint for their translation service and that was that.
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by 0x38B 2y ago
This is one of the coolest, most inspiring projects I've seen anywhere - wow! Seeing you and nrp connect here in the comments was so cool; just the start, I'm sure. --- It was neat to read through the progress log (1), which begin
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by 0x38B 2y ago
A practical example of mapping streams: ffmpeg -i <movie-with-many-tracks.mkv> -map 0:0 -map 0:5 -map 0:12 -vcodec copy -acodec copy -scodec copy "output-movie.mkv" Use: sometimes I have a file with a lot of audio a
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by 0x38B 2y ago
I use a Lamy 2000 and find the shape, balance, and weight to be perfect. Different inks can transform the writing experience; Aurora’s Black ink is very wet, and in my Lamy, writing with it is effortless. I also enjoy writing with dip pens.
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by 0x38B 2y ago
When I was learning Python on Udacity’s Python course, I worked out solutions to the problem sets on paper. That’s when I do my best, 100% focused thinking: with a good pen and a nice notebook. It’s still the most enjoyable programming exp

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