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Eduard
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Window's backward compatibility is way better though. There are plenty of GNOME extensions and applications that just don't work anymore under modern GNOME Wayland. Example: all the redshift applications and extensions for lowerin
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> Actually, large telcos had a decently profitable business setting up their own app stores and charging customers for game and ringtone/wallpaper downloads. I don't remember app stores or game downloads existing up until iPhon
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Pong predates Snake. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pong
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can you explain what "cavity IDs on the DIP molds" means?
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huh, so you cannot visualize yourself e. g. going to the toilet by transitioning from the hallway to the bathroom?
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I forgot what made this New Yorker comic funny.
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Dinosaur + Batman and Robin = Batman and Robinosaur
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3y ago
Does anyone have a grasp/understanding of how desktop environments work on Linux? I don't. For me, everything feels to get more and more convoluted and tacked on.
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such as? Do you mean the clusterfuck that is matching carefully your compiler, ID, hardware, instruction set architecture, incompatible dependency versions, installers, package managers, etc.? So far, WebGPU was the first and only time that
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Part of tech's maturity is devices lasting (longly) as long as it maximizes profits
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Better don't run logcat for like 10 minutes of normal Android usage, or you'll be disappointed what actually is going wrong behind the curtains.
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> But getting everything right is still an hour or better process, post-install, in 2024. If you mean Linux, "a week or better" is a more realistic, yet still optimistic estimate to get "everything right". Until the n
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Things broken in Debian 12 Linux with the Framework 13 AMD laptop: amdgpu i2c bluetooth autosuspend wifi connectivity issues resume after suspend sometimes crashing usbc-pd sometimes not charging There are so many warnings in journalctl &#x
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Cancel meetings - updates then can't bork your system just before them.
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> It’s not that much worse than airbus was at after their A320 flew into a forest and they hid the flight data recorders,... This one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France_Flight_296Q Doesn't read like &quo
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Back in the Driver's Seat: Recovering Critical Data from Tesla Autopilot [video]
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Gifs require way more data than mp4 videos.
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The properly symmetrical design already exists and it is the phone connector, e.g. TRS
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Can the Spanish ID card be used for code signing (e.g. signed installers for Windows) and for S/MIME? Can anyone here provide an example document / thing with a valid Spanish ID signature?
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cannot join the waiting list (nor opt in for marketing newsletter), because the sign-up form checkboxes don't toggle on android mobile Chrome or Firefox.
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via https://community.cloudflare.com/t/archive-today-is-failing-... : > Archive.is’s authoritative DNS servers return bad results to 1.1.1.1 when we query them. I’ve proposed we just fix it on our end but our team,
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the preceding knowledge acquisition before starting programming takes the overwhelming majority of typing. this includes web searches, asking questions in forums, IRC,. ...
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> Although once setup it's pretty much a once and done sort of thing I guess you started using Home Assistance recently / shortly... and/or you use only a few HA integrations. Otherwise, you would have already run into eno
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any home IoT solution without a cloud inbetween and which shall also be able to communicate with you while on the go requires a lot of technical expertise (and perpetual maintenance...). It is therefore not viable for the mass market.
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but MQTT alone doesn't solve the challenge for some Internet server to push messages to a Home Assistance instance running inside a home network / behind a router / behind a firewall / NAT unless a port is opened on the
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Auditorium :)
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temporarily deactivating blokada resolves the issue for me
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true. skin evaporates quicker in the hot desert sun.
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is there a way to emulate drag-and-drop on a (touch-based) Chrome Android?
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this one? https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2nwiff
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