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by _V_ 3y ago
It seems like portage did remember that those packages were built against that openssl version - when running as "emerge -DavuUN @world @system --changed-deps" the problem went away :-) Probably some caching issue/race condit
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by _V_ 3y ago
If anyone is getting the same results as me where you could not run emerge world --deep because random already installed packages pulled back the openssl-1.1.1, you can use following command: emerge -DavuUN @world @system --changed-deps Thi
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by _V_ 3y ago
Gentoo is very much alive - from time to time I try some other distro but I keep going back. I do some development and I need headers and generally latest versions of some libraries and in Gentoo this is by default. In Debian there is no wa
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by _V_ 3y ago
I generaly don't bother reporting errors like this, I just fix it locally and push things into my overlay/forks and I'm done with it.
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by _V_ 3y ago
eselect profile list says I have selected the default one: default/linux/amd64/17.1 (stable) * I would not say it is something unusual... But funny thing is that if I emerge that one specific package with -1, it does not pull
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by _V_ 3y ago
I'm talking about this: The following mask changes are necessary to proceed: (see "package.unmask" in the portage(5) man page for more details) # required by net-libs/nodejs-20.5.1::gentoo # required by www-client/f
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by _V_ 3y ago
Oh yes, crypto/OpenSSL in C has to be the tenth circle of hell, the one even Dante himself would not dream of in his worst nightmares.
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by _V_ 3y ago
This unfortunately already completely broke Gentoo for the moment :-( Maintainers masked openssl-1.1.1 but there is currently a ton of packages with (sometimes needlessly) hardcoded requirement for old openssl. Including things like Rust
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by _V_ 3y ago
My genuine reaction to this was " holy shit! this cannot be real! ". After that I had to read your post carefully to notice that it has happened in 90s. But still, I was alive back then, it is not that long . Thank you for this i
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by _V_ 3y ago
If you are happy with your choices, it does not really matter what others (especially random people on the internet) think so I'd say just ignore what others think :) Plus I'd say that to have kids (in a family sense) does not nec
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by _V_ 3y ago
Why is that offending? There is some kind of drive to have kids/to reproduce. That drive makes biological sense. I'd say that majority of living things acts on it. If you personally don't feel that drive, there is nothing inh
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by _V_ 3y ago
I really genuinely don't see the point. Yeah, it gets old when people talk about kids and ask you about it (especially when you made a desicssion to not have them), but that does not hurt my feelings. Not in a way that I would have to
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by _V_ 3y ago
Wtf? O.O How can you be declared "legally gay"? That sounds like something from a dystopian novel...
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by _V_ 3y ago
Well that tends to happen. People usually talk the most about things that are a big part of their life. So if someone wants to connect with you, they will inevitably try in certain point of life to ask if you have kids. Nothing sinister her
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by _V_ 3y ago
If you believe that your choice is right, why are you so sensitive about it? I'm asking as a person who does not (yet) have kids myself.
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by _V_ 3y ago
It seemed like that when you were saying how you hate "that attitude". Nevertheless, that statement does not say that there is not a life for everyone. It merely states that there is an inner drive to have children, see them gro
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by _V_ 3y ago
Is it? I don't see anything patronising in there. It is just a statement. I don't think that people who cannot have children are seen as something less. This is just you wanting to be offended. And yes, in general there is almos
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by _V_ 3y ago
I'd say there is a difference - even though they get paid millions for kicking a ball, they do what you would expect then to do. Writers/actors/directors are kind of different - I would expect them to take a source material a
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by _V_ 3y ago
Honestly I believe that Hollywood and film industry needs to change. The sooner the better. And I also don't really care about those people - most of them seem to lost any connection with outside world and passion for the craft. The on
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by _V_ 3y ago
The former has one big advantage: I can easily change "needle" without having to skip all over the cmdline... Pretty usefull when debugging something interactively.
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by _V_ 3y ago
Hope it helps! I was clicking around for a bit and noticed one more thing: it does not display "Anti Anti Debug" extension - but that extension suddenly appears when I toggle any mute button. Maybe that extension is doing somethin
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by _V_ 3y ago
The only viable adblocker is uBlock Origin. There are several clones that are trying to piggyback on that name though. You have to go for the original one - the one from Raymond Hill (or gorhill )!
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by _V_ 3y ago
Also it seems that the "mute" button is somewhat broken or something - I have ~10 extensions and when I click "mute" on some extension, it will toggle mute on the second to the last. Repeated clicking results in loop of
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by _V_ 3y ago
FYI: That CRX in Releases did not work for me - it did install correctly, it showed up in the toolbar but opened an empty popup (no extensions were listed)... The upnacked zip worked just fine though! Nice extension, thanks! (Vivaldi 6.2.30
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by _V_ 3y ago
Agreed. I even stopped using Safari on Mac when uBlock stopped working way back in Catalina. Even though I had to get rid of Apple Pay and good battery life.
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by _V_ 3y ago
I don't know about good free alternative with support etc. That's also why I'm paying ~50$/year for a mailserver hosting - I've moved from gmail to just that and so far I'm quite happy. Maybe someday I will spi
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by _V_ 3y ago
I don't. That's why I explicitly wrote that I don't mind paying for a service and also gave an example of another service I'm paying for... See the very last sentence in my post. edit: To make it really clear, Odysee is
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by _V_ 3y ago
Yup, that's the other part of my problem with YT/Google: No support. If something goes wrong, you are just SOL. No recourse, nothing and nobody can really help you.
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by _V_ 3y ago
Yeah, still not budging. They keep shoving multiple obnoxious ads every few minutes in the video. It is the same as the predatory monetization approach in the (mobile) gaming industry where authors makes the original product so awful delibe
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by _V_ 3y ago
Yeah, Jeff Bezos needs to squeeze few more dollars out for another rocket to space. The question is whether IPv6 is really the way to go. Not speaking technically of course. End consumer does not really care about it and if you want to crea

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