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by Jnr 10mo ago
I patched and rebuilt what I could and added custom Crowdsec WAF rules for this, in case I missed something.
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by Jnr 10mo ago
I guess it was the Element X client that was advertised as Matrix 2.0 client and that did not work.
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by Jnr 10mo ago
I tried it a year ago when it was introduced, it did not work. Is it stable now?
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by Jnr 10mo ago
XMPP felt great when compared to Matrix. Matrix was in a bad state some years ago when I hosted it for a while, and seems like it still is the same messy state. I avoid it as much as possible but for some reason there are communities using
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by Jnr 10mo ago
That sounds awesome!
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by Jnr 10mo ago
It is a fork of Fedora, one of the most stable distros out there. It is more geared towards regular users when compared to Arch on which SteamOS is based. I am a long time Arch user but I totally understand why they went with Fedora for Baz
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by Jnr 10mo ago
It does say very clearly on top of the page that it is an "operating system", what is so unclear about it? If you want to know more, just scroll down and read more detailed explanation Not sure in what way some people expect to be
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by Jnr 10mo ago
A lot of them do, but for almost everything there are native alternatives. I haven't used Wine directly in years, only indirectly through Steam.
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Not sure what you mean by "having lost trust in Mozilla". What have they done regarding development of Firefox that would make me loose trust in their ability to deliver Firefox? They have quite consistently delivered good softwar
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by Jnr 11mo ago
SteamOS is not a handheld. It is an OS. And did you even open the link?
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Yes, but only on M1 and maybe M2 devices. Doesn't work at all on M4. Stability is an issue (as I tested it with M1 Pro throughout the years). Not all of the hardware features are supported. For example no external monitors through the
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by Jnr 11mo ago
SteamOS on Steam Deck has been running Arch-based immutable distro since 2022. KDE can be started but by default it runs a Big Picture mode of Steam in gamescope.
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by Jnr 11mo ago
BattleEye is supported on Linux and Steam Deck, Bungie simply decided not to enable support for it. https://areweanticheatyet.com/?search=battleye&sortOrder=&so...
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by Jnr 11mo ago
It is running Valve's immutable fork of Archlinux, you can find their source package mirror online.
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by Jnr 11mo ago
I don't know how EFI boot works but I am running a gaming PC in dual boot and I have both Microsoft and my own personal secure boot keys loaded (for linux and grub) I boot my own signed bootloader (grub) from which I can also boot Wind
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by Jnr 11mo ago
It doesn't have to be bypassed. Those same anti-cheats used by many unsupported titles are enabled for some games and work fine on Linux. So you just have to give the developers some incentive to enable it for their titles. It is a ch
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by Jnr 11mo ago
As a Steam Deck owner since pre-orders, unless the price is extremely high, I am going to get the Steam Machine as well. Kids plug the Steam Deck to TV to do couch co-op gaming even though the resolution is only 720p. So getting a better re
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Even on the high seas the large Blu-ray releases require only about 40-50Mbit, maybe you can get even larger releases (requiring ~100Mbit for streaming) but then a single movie would take up 100GB+ of space and it is such an overkill, no on
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Either it takes more than a minute to load or it does not work on iOS with Lock Down mode enabled.
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Scart can carry RGB and Composite. And good VHS players do RGB.
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by Jnr 11mo ago
How I digitized my family VHS tapes: * I borrowed a good quality VHS player with SCART connector because it sends RGB in separate channels, improving quality considerably. Don't use the single channel composite video. * Then I bought a
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Tailscale uses STUN to do hole punching, there is a big chance that nodes would be able to achieve direct connection even if both are behind NAT.
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by Jnr 11mo ago
There is https://github.com/Prowlarr/Prowlarr
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by Jnr 11mo ago
I think Immich (Google photos alternative) uses pgvector. And while you can't really call it a "production" system, because it is self hosted, I have about 100,000 assets there and the vector search works great!
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by Jnr 11mo ago
It was a smooth experience for me. Just start the cloudflared container with the provided key in the environment and you are done. I also don't have ipv6 but it is not required and if I remember correctly I did not have to specify any
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by Jnr 11mo ago
In a large project with decent code structure there can be quite a bit of boilerplate, convention, testing required. Also we are not talking about a 10-line change. More like 10k line feature. Before LLMs we simply wouldn't implement m
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by Jnr 11mo ago
Except many new cars are locked down in software, for example not allowing to release rear parking brakes without authorized service subscription, keeping the electronic keys for each VIN unique and stored in the cloud. Yes, there are worka
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by Jnr 1y ago
It took a while for me to fully set up Nextcloud with STUN/TURN, Office server, etc. in a properly containerised setup. It clearly felt like it was built before containers and modern devops approaches were a best practice. And while co
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by Jnr 1y ago
Just install Gnome and be done with it. You don't install Sway or Hyprland unless you specifically want to tinker with it a lot.
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by Jnr 1y ago
I have been actively using all of them - Linux, Windows and macOS for the past 15-20 years and currently Linux has the best desktop environments possible. macOS is still stuck in 2010 and it is quite painful to work with my Macbook even wit

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