Gabrys1

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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   Yes, why not, that seems reasonable. Your price is $60 plus up to $20 additional fees. I think I got an offer like this from Sonic on the Bay Area. They would eat up all fees exceeding the declared maximum. (Or I'm making this up, was
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   It's better in exactly one way: you understand upfront what your internet is going to cost. The same argument goes for including the sale tax or many gas taxes in the displayed price, (or displaying the price including VAT in EU). FTR,
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   I understand it says that working on a filesystem, you get the power to really fuck up people's lives (by introducing a bug). Other way of saying "this is really fun, you get a lot of impact and therefore a lot of responsibility&q
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   The choice they have (as is mentioned near the end of the article) is to pay them themselves (cost of running business) and include them in the advertised price (like it probably is anywhere in the world outside the US)
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   Lol 451: Unavailable due to legal reasons We recognize you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   Bought it. Still love the form factor of this thing and I use it (with Fedora) as my private device (mostly running Firefox, some terminal, calculator, etc)
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   On Fedora, it's touch-friendly from the get go. No tweaking required and all work sensibly (zoom, scroll, focus, text selection)
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   With Facebook’s change to Meta, what’s the new Big Tech acronym? (2021)(theverge.com)

   1 points by Gabrys1 3y ago|2 comments
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   by Gabrys1 3y ago

   I like the form factor. Small but not too small, ok keyboard, good hardware: i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, converts to tablet. I run Fedora Linux after removing ChromeOS (the only thing I'm missing is running Android apps). Bought used for
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    It's actually easier than what the document shows you: Once you get to the Debian shell do apt-get install firefox-esr instead of installing the flatpack. I assume they don't tell you that, because then you end up with the Debian
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    Rabbit hole indeed. That wasn't related to my job at the time, lol. The job change came with a company-provided computer and that put an end to the tinkering. BTW, I found my hacks to make runc run on Chromebook: https://git
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    When I got my Chromebook in December 2020 or '21, I installed Firefox inside the Linux container (not via flatpak), and run fast.com for lolz, only to realize I got better speeds in it than in the native Chrome. What killed it for me w
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    Based on ChatGPT, assuming 10k lines translates to around 30k words, it should take about 3hrs to read it. Multiply that by your favorite factor for read and understand. Split that to a few people, skim parts that are not applicable etc. Al
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    10K lines is not _that_ large. If it was written sensibly, it might be very useful. Bill might have written a text document, but chose to use Shell as a preferred engineers' language. Who doesn't share a one-liner with a colleague
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    I think we can all agree to 3 spaces then?
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    https://androidtvbox.eu/ecs-liva-x-bay-trail-mini-pcs-suppor... I've been using this with Debian for years. My only complain is I needed one of the HDMI fake (or real) devices for the device to boot. I really like it&#
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    "$0" otherwise it won't work for paths with spaces
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    That doesn't mean the other means wrap snap. It just means in order to truly install via snap, you should remove the same package installed via other means before
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    I just came here to say that we already have autonomous "someone-else's" vehicles out there. If you're in a bar and want to go back to your place, you call one if such autonomous vehicles. Or you want to go from home to
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    I'm using this successfully: https://github.com/k0kubun/xremap
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    Last paragraph says this: > Modal windows can be used for views that don't constitute a "resource" or correspond to a domain entity: > [...] > Forms for creating/updating entities Wow, in my opinion this a perfe
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    There's no upgrade available for my AP (ASUS ZenWiFi AC Mini CD6) and "upgrading" manually using the current FW from ASUS webpage didn't fix the issue. The latest version available is 3.0.0.4.386.49693 from 2022/07&
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    by Gabrys1 3y ago

    Fix: 1. Reboot the router via pulling and reconnecting the power cord 2. Log in to WWW interface 3. Go to Administration > System. Enable SSH (enable login/password as well, choose a port of your taste) 4. SSH to your router: ssh ad
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    by Gabrys1 4y ago

    Hi Ryan. Thank you for your input. I'd like you to inspect the issue and explain what happened and why (and start to fix that if that's not intended) rather than sharing what you think could have happened. Unless you're not i
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    by Gabrys1 5y ago

    Same here. Whenever the results (software related or not) are bad, I try Google search instead, but I can't remember the last time the results from Google were any better (ergo, there's no point in using Google search for me anymo