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by Jnr 4y ago
Toyotas used to have that option.
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by Jnr 4y ago
You can do what you described with Next.js and latest React easily. In addition, it will also help with SSR where it makes sense for speed and performance. Building site with Next.js makes it simple to get a good perceived performance, the
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by Jnr 4y ago
I have been using Kimsufi servers (OVH cheap end) for more than 10 years and have not experienced any major outages (and can't remember even small ones). I still have one dedicated server there. 14eur/mo for i5 750, 16gb ram and 2
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by Jnr 4y ago
I also want to point out that you will likely get a better Wayland experience on KDE. They are much more active in implementing Wayland protocols and overall it feels more solid. This makes me sad because I really like how Gnome looks like,
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by Jnr 4y ago
Wayland is usable. It is simply not fully used. Wayland is just a protocol and there are multiple implementations in different compositors. Instead of focusing on a single great implementation, there are multiple average and weak implementa
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by Jnr 4y ago
Not sure how exactly 16 inch 4K display is Linux friendly knowing that Xorg and Wayland still has plenty of UI scaling issues. And the fact that they expect you to power it with Pentium N5030 processor is laughable. Why even offer such comb
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by Jnr 4y ago
The thing with docker-compose.yml is that it is well known, well documented and relatively easy to learn and get running even for more complex configurations. I would not want to go through that common shell script for every new project bec
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by Jnr 4y ago
Seems like you are supposed to create service for each container and then somehow else manage service dependencies, network and other aspects which are trivial when using docker compose. Instead of having single simple docker-compose.yml fi
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by Jnr 4y ago
Nice post, but I really dislike the idea of creating unit files for each container. docker compose was a step forward, this is certainly going back and I will probably never use it no matter how many times someone says that this is the cano
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by Jnr 4y ago
I like Shelly devices a lot.
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by Jnr 4y ago
In EU all the banks have to support a common standard. They all use that standard to interface.
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by Jnr 4y ago
Some already do, depends on what you have bought. I would start by reading Home Assistant documentation, that tends to help figure out if it has local API. And you can almost never go wrong with devices that use Zigbee.
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by Jnr 4y ago
Nordigen is free for individuals. Not sure if it is supported by banks in Australia though.
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by Jnr 4y ago
What is the issue then? I have colleagues in Ukraine and bank transfers at least from EU work just fine. Heard about using Bitcoin as their only option from people who moved to EU from Crimea.
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by Jnr 4y ago
My guess is that it is a challenge to pay them because they live in Crimea or Donbas and carry a Russian passport. There are no issues sending money to Ukraine using conventional methods.
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by Jnr 4y ago
They do "work", but the dynamic GPU switching is problematic, especially with Wayland. Especially when using external monitors. I could not have decent performance and heat/noise using external monitors. You can (and really h
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by Jnr 4y ago
That is great, but what if the maintainer wants to test those patches before merging? :)
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by Jnr 4y ago
For me personally it's much easier to install and maintain Arch based distros than Debian based ones. It is very simple and doesn't try to do everything in your place. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora and others are g
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by Jnr 4y ago
Even though M1 MBP runs Linux, it has a very basic GPU driver, no hardware acceleration for video decoding/encoding. The "Fastest CPU + GPU + battery life" probably will not be true if using Linux on it. Would be great if Asa
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by Jnr 4y ago
And I thought he is a fan of Debian distro.
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by Jnr 4y ago
And you can probably do away with a 1$ ESP8266 for your GPIO needs.
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by Jnr 4y ago
Not in the "official" application. And microsoft deprecated it. You have to use the web version.
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by Jnr 4y ago
But why is EDID negotiation slow?
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by Jnr 4y ago
Indeed, pacman does not know which library versions are necessary for any particular app version. And almost all of the applications are dynamically linked. Archlinux repo holds only a single latest version. There are some community maintai
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by Jnr 4y ago
I have been using it for 10+ years and it hasn't corrupted things for me. It can't corrupt. It could get a bit tricky if you update very rarely, like once a year, but not sure what else there is to do to break things. Please elabo
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by Jnr 4y ago
I wonder if Mastodon can even scale because of the federation. When I tried running Matrix server, joining any large federated Matrix servers made the server unusable and it had to be stopped. I am not saying it will be the case with Mastod
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by Jnr 4y ago
I also did not like that it's hidden away in the code. It is easy to self-host it though. https://github.com/ddworken/hishtory/issues/7 I also did not enjoy that the install script is not in the repo.
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by Jnr 4y ago
10+ years ago I also had problems getting hibernation to work. Then I read the Archlinux wiki on that topic and haven't had problems since. It is working fine on Linux, you just have to set it up correctly.
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by Jnr 4y ago
This is a good suggestion to check your system carefully. I have seen and investigated cases where malware runs for everyone except in certain locations or even excluding only the site operators. Look for weird scripts, includes, base64 dec
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Cool! I am one of the top contributors to the tiny Mozilla Common Voice data-set for my language. The data-set is very small compared to other popular languages and none of the other mentioned data-sets contribute to that language to train

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