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SSLy
2y ago
you can just drag-n-drop a file on top of the window and it'll promptly get played
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2y ago
infuse will also do good job, but it's using apple engine instead of ffmpeg, and it's paid for the good stuff https://apps.apple.com/us/app/infuse-video-player/id11362209...
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2y ago
was the material purple-green by chance?
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2y ago
If I have a meta app, where can I see this stuff?
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2y ago
NB: if you already have AltStore PAL, you can just install Epic apps from their storefront. Epic covers FUD fees that Apple levies from AltStore.
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2y ago
buy yourself a gaming handheld, like Steam Deck or the bigger competition.
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2y ago
I suppose one is expected to overlay IP on top of it
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2y ago
it'd be true if it was also levied for macOS app installs. alas, it's a marketing lie, the CTF is just a emotional outburst aimed at punishing Europeans.
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2y ago
or apple tv
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2y ago
The article doesn't note kernel-ALSA and the old userspace-ALSA libraries that apps use to push audio.
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2y ago
They seem either unrelated, or the Azure one was caused by CrowdStrike.
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2y ago
No, but the enforcement has been fairly toothless. Hopefully same team that designed DMA will make a stronger variant of GDPR.
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2y ago
doesn't work for non english languages
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2y ago
Third is power toys
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2y ago
like those? https://www.razer.com/mobile-controllers/xbox-cloud
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2y ago
not really, some libraries might have different ABI
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2y ago
IBM suing Rocky for what they're doing means industry wide crisis about what the FOSS provisions really mean. Their competition would welcome such self sabotage with arms wide open. Of course they could release the code just for the *G
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2y ago
On desktop/laptop? Only Arch. On servers I'd say RHEL/Rocky (don't disable selinux!) or SuSE; and the deployed services in podman or incus.
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2y ago
FWIW the GP's "comment" got flagged to death
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2y ago
IANA/ICANN will not act on customers of others gTLDs, would they?
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2y ago
not sure if an excellent joke or a honest mistake
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2y ago
What if I don't have such latency requirements? I'm willing to trade that for flexibility or anything else
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2y ago
OTOH you might have changed your social class to one where those activities are more available.
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2y ago
> You don't want to replicate the mess, rather to know which LANs/VLANs your servers need access to, so you have some planning to do, but the day you unplug everything you don't have to mind where the cables were going.
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2y ago
stuff I've seen go haywire during DC move includes PSUs frying themselves for no reason (so called magic smoke), cabling might be an unholy mess too, probably badly labelled.
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2y ago
My cursory understanding is that Silo is a developer of LLMs that run on top of compute platforms. Isn't the problem with no one using AMD's accelerators the fact that their programming environment is sub-par compared to CUDA, or
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2y ago
> doesn't want to introduce a dependency on a Rust compiler you can link against pre-built .dll/.so/.dylib from your C++ code base.
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2y ago
yep, that's the market huel, queal, etc cover.
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2y ago
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope is the one actually competent wayland WM.
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2y ago
We're evaluating solutions to ingest business app events and infrastructure logs. Document-ish JSON-ish "DB"/search engine seems like best solution, because no one does structured logs properly. Now we have to pick the s
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