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by GlumWoodpecker 2y ago
Presumably because there is no way to verify the claim.
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
These websites still exist and are enjoyed by many! GameFAQs for example, hosts a large number of saves. Most recently I downloaded a complete save file for Micro Machines V3 for the PS2, so we didn't have to grind to unlock all cars f
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
I've had great success with using Joplin for this, with Syncthing as a sync backend. Works well across OSes; I use it on Linux, macOS, Windows and Android. https://joplinapp.org/
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The Realities of the Atomic Bombing – The City of Hiroshima(city.hiroshima.lg.jp)
2 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
By that logic, the Apple-provided App Store should also [0] be [1] banned [2]. [0]: https://www.macrumors.com/2022/09/26/ios-app-store-ad-fraud/ [1]: https://lifehacker.com/great-now-the-
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
> iOS apps distributed from the App Store and/or an alternative app marketplace will pay €0.50 for each first annual install per year over a 1 million threshold.
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
In my view, they are making alternative app stores way more attractive to FLOSS apps, because they will incur no fees from Apple, and the creators won't have to set up an NPO. Edit: Seems I misunderstood, I just re-read the relevant se
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
As a hobby project: cool. But as a solution to a problem, how about not supporting companies that make ridiculously overpriced products with hugely deficient functional designs? Apple consistently makes products that work worse than their c
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Also known as "runner's high": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurobiological_effects_of_phy...
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Session [0] is an up and coming, open source E2EE messenger that doesn't rely on phone numbers (and doesn't require them). It also routes messages through Tor. It's fast and reliable, and I always get notifications on time. I
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Retrocorder – Use a PC to make an automated retro-gaming recording solution(datalars.com)
1 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Powerful article. What strikes me as a layman (non-lawyer, non-law enforcement), is how prevalent these methods of forensic science have become, without any solid scientific basis backing them up - such as peer reviewed studies with quantif
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Also for the 3DS is the Picross e series of games [0]. For a more modern console, the Picross S series of games [1] currently spans 9 whole games on the Nintendo Switch, and is made by the same company that did Picross e and Picross DS. [0]
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Emulating Game Boy Games with Custom/Colorized Sprites(web.archive.org)
2 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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First analysis of weird golden orb from ocean floor leaves scientists stumped(livescience.com)
7 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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How to make a partially defective speaker stay powered on(datalars.com)
1 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
If the site doesn't transmit any sensitive data, it does not need HTTPS.
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
As a workaround, with a USB remote controller[0] you can put a PC to sleep and wake it up by pressing the power button. That's what I did with my setup of a mac for game streaming[1]. In my experience, the sleep/wake functionality
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
The *arr ecosystem of open source apps, which provide me with a full stack of media management. Requests, downloads, storage and streaming of my content to friends and family. The ones I use are: * Sonarr - Automatically downloads TV shows&
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Their "unfiltered" DNS (9.9.9.10) still resolves the domain: $ dig canna.to @9.9.9.9 [...] ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 52168 [...] $ dig canna.to @9.9.9.10 [...] ;; Got answer: ;
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
I use KDE neon user edition, which is basically the latest Ubuntu LTS base + rolling release KDE packages on top. That way I get a rock solid LTS core with the added benefit of always getting the freshest KDE Plasma updates, which is defini
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First Ever ‘Dark Stars’ Spotted by Webb Telescope, Say Scientists(forbes.com)
1 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
I love KDE and am a daily and heavy user of Plasma, but the Itinerary app didn't work for me at all. I installed it from F-Droid and planned on adding a trip to a convention I am attending in August, but none of the steps of my trip wo
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PokéWalker Hacking(dmitry.gr)
6 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|0 comments
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
https://datalars.com/ Random tech and Linux musings :)
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
On a conventionally oriented map, south is always down, and north is always up. "Down south" and "up north" are also very common phrases when discussing relative geographical locations, due to the same reason.
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Is Docker not an option? As far as I can tell, Docker is available on FreeBSD, and Jellyfin has a Docker image available, I've been using it for a few years at this point (on Linux, though).
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
Yes, that is a shame, but that can be worked around by sending it to something like PhantomJS, headless Chromium, or any other scriptable browser that will actually run the JS on the page and render it in the background. Very heavy as you&#
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by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago
This probably wouldn't be possible due to browser sandboxing. You could however, use a tool like External Application Button [0] in order to send the URL of the page to a script/program, which in turn can make the body of the page
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Researchers craft a fully edible battery(arstechnica.com)
60 points by GlumWoodpecker 3y ago|52 comments

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