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4y ago
If you can find the "Human Planet" series that was great, but it was removed from most services after a few scenes were discovered to be disingenuous. I would highly recommend it though. https://www.imdb.com/title&
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4y ago
Just a heads up, the issue was likely grub, grub had a breaking change for certain EFI devices. You can check arch news etc for more info. I had to chroot and fix my laptop the other day cause it was stuck boot looping after I upgraded.
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4y ago
I like video2x[1] for this, a nice simple CLI with lots of different options for different cases, (especially the anime upscalers) used it quite a bit, also played with realcugan-ncnn-vulkan[2] which has given me pretty great results. [1]:
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4y ago
Had a feeling I would see Chomsky in the comments, this is a classic example of how intelligence agencies are a tool of the ruling class, history has shown they rarely ever bite the hand that feeds them, unless it's for self preservati
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Review of the Corneish Zen 2: A Low Profile Ergonomic BLE Split Keyboard
(evantravers.com)
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I had to scroll so far to see this comment! Glad to see someone mentioned r/ergomechkeyboards and even the lowpro discord! I was really surprised there wasn't more mention of either here since there's much more low-pro /
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4y ago
One of the recent releases added partial express support, you might want to give it one more shot.
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4y ago
Or use zram or zswap https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Improving_performance#zram_...
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4y ago
Yeah it was odd finding out this was an NZ decision. I was under the impression that they were a bit ahead of the US on privacy.
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4y ago
I use firefox because i can add things like treestyle tabs and tridactyl and also eliminate unnecessary parts ofvthe UI when i don't need them like the url, tab, and menu bar. I also don't have to worry about security and updates
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4y ago
As an audiophile one of the most satisfying app sounds I've ever heard is busuu's 'completed a lesson' sound, the engineers really nailed that one. It's so gratifying to hear I almost consider it a reward, and I act
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4y ago
someone tag the go to open-source driver board person, and someone else tag the frame.work people so we can slap a display on one of those too. My eyeballs are ripe and ready for this transflective goodness.
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5y ago
I feel like nim[0] should replace python as it matures, but I would be curious to hear others perspectives, since mine is mainly based on reading. [0]: https://nim-lang.org/
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5y ago
Also with package managers like Nix you can install older versions of a program along with that program's corresponding dependencies at the corresponding version and so on. It's not baked-in to unix but things like this are made e
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I've been using fish for 2 years now and I pretty much live in the terminal. I would feel handicapped without it. Just use fish and use shebangs `#!/bin/sh` (which should be in your scripts anyways) and you can keep writing&#
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5y ago
Personally I prefer LibreTorrent for mobile https://github.com/proninyaroslav/libretorrent
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5y ago
Maybe not the most convenient way to game on linux but it seems like a great option for non-proton games or if you might want to use microsoft game-pass on to game with a linux pc. The same youtuber also runs a pretty well made test on late
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Near-native performance of any windows game through VFIO/KVM [video]
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It's lacking good support for mobile, but the mobile app is usable, and in active development. I use it daily with no issues. It mostly just lacks a no-frills setup for syncing notes on multiple devices, but they are developing a sub
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5y ago
I've found https://jellyfin.org/ to be the best solution for my needs, but the setup is more involved.
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Circumflex: A Hacker News reader for the terminal
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Joshuto: Terminal file manager written in Rust
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