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Their about page only says: > Asahi means “rising sun” in Japanese, and it is also the name of an apple cultivar. 旭りんご (asahi ringo) is what we know as the McIntosh Apple, the apple variety that gave the Mac its name.
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At login via pam, see man 5 environment for details: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/pam_env.conf.5.htm...
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I have this set in /etc/environment and it's working fine for me.
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Awesome, after reading through the first time contributions I can see my first albeit pretty minor patch is included in this release! Overall contributing has been very pleasant and the people on Mozilla's matrix channels have been hel
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This would be massively annoying for my local network. I trust that I do not mitm myself for malicious reasons and really do not feel like setting up certs on my lan... Talking about certs, nowadays it seems browsers want to make you believ
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At the same time smart phones are also a great example for my point: Just consider soldered on batteries and the lack of software updates or in Apples case slowing down old phones. I guess the reason why a lot of phones use gorilla glass is
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> But when people say things like "capitalism has no need for X", what they are bemoaning is that the bulk of the market is choosing different tradeoffs. What I am bemoaning is planned obsolescence, under capitalism there is ha
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This reminds me of Superfest (German for super hard) glass [1] which was produced in East Germany. It was optimized for durability so bars, pubs, restaurants, etc. didn't need to constantly buy new drinking glasses. But sadly after reu
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> attempting to do it that way is just re-accumulating technical debt left over from X11 I see, I do not know much about the internal workings of Wayland. The problem I do see though is that screen recording is an essential feature that
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LTeX: LSP server for LanguageTool with support for LaTeX, Markdown and others
(github.com)
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> In fact in the first few releases of Fedora Workstation where we shipped PipeWire we solely enabled it as a tool to handle screen sharing for Wayland and Flatpaks. PipeWire is truly a godsend for screen recording on Wayland, not very l
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> had to read the blog on lynx due to light grey text on white. No need to go that far, this site supports reader mode. > Does this change require GNOME and/or Wayland? PipeWire is not bound to Wayland or a specific desktop envi
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OBS is truly a great piece of software. From what I can tell it is built in a pretty modular way, especially looking at plugins. Is anyone using OBS (or parts of it) as library for their project?
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I have been following the development of screen capturing under Wayland a little and what I can tell you is that at least for Wayland OBS directly interfaces with pipewire (which is very much platform specific and low level), see: https:&#
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Thanks for the insights! > Best way to really check it is with high-speed video capture of a hardware display and the mirrored content in the headset, of a high-(temporal-)resolution stopwatch. Agreed, it's a little cumbersome but
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> The trip from video encoding on the PC, over the WiFi, and display in the headset averages about 3ms for me, using a 5ghz access point that’s several years old. Wow that's pretty impressive, especially considering the 4K main scre
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This very much reminds me of "The Measure of a Man" [1], one of my favorite episodes of Star Trek: TNG. Just as in this actual case AI rights are discussed, albeit things are a little more dramatic than a ruling about patents. It
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Neat, the backend is indeed very simple. If you prefer to run things locally, just invoking `nginx -c /path/to/nginx.conf -e err.log -g "daemon off;"` [1] and your curl command seems to be everything required, save
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Why is Chinese pop music so terrible?
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I always wonder why something like xargs is not a shell built-in. It's such a common pattern, but I dread formulating the correct incantation every time. I was happy to read that the author comes to the same conclusion and proposes an
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You are right, I'd be pretty surprised if such a statement came from the government itself. But this complaint is actually only from some members of the parliament belonging to the Digital Agenda committee with the chairman being a mem
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Perhaps drawpile: https://drawpile.net/ is worth a look. I have seen people create rather large artworks with it, you even have support for pressure sensitivity. It does not run on tablets though as there is only a desktop
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And that's why I switch to a sane language like python once my shell scripts get longer than a few lines. But I would love a shell with a sane language. At the moment I am using zsh + oh-my-zsh because I can not let go of the autocompl
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Nasm.us Is Down
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Does anyone know what's going on?
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Interestingly there is a term for the last known member of a species: Endling [1]. Scrolling through that Wikipedia article always gives me an eerie feeling. It looks like the Chinese paddlefish is not listed yet though. [1] https:/&#
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This is certainly fun to look at. Thinking about this, are there any programming languages that do i18n for their keywords?
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I agree! Recently I have been wondering if there is any reason why for example Android devices with a camera don't implement the USB video class specification, except for the reason that nobody cared enough.
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This is quite similar to my latest project Weylus [1]. You still have to create the virtual output yourself but then you do not only get a second monitor but all the touch events are handled properly and you can even use a stylus/pen w
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Thanks for your feedback! I honestly did not expect Weylus to get that much attention. Unfortunately my time is limited and I am not too comfortable taking donations then. > 1) From the video, latency would need to go way down. On the en
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