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by _cenw 1y ago
Unfortunately this seems to disable physical outputs. https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203339
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by _cenw 1y ago
Artemis/Apollo are mentioned in the post above - yeah they work better than the out of box experience, but you still have to configure your physical screen to be off for every virtual display. It unfortunately only runs on Windows and
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by _cenw 1y ago
It's a shame that virtual / headless displays are such a mess on both Linux and Windows. I use a 32:9 ultrawide and stream to 16:9/16:10 devices, and even with hours of messing around with an HDMI dummy and kscreen-doctor[1]
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by _cenw 1y ago
It's pretty well documented that they called their mailserver "Wolfsschanze" (which was one of Hitler's military bunkers). Whether or not that's just edgy behavior or not, I don't know, but my guess it's a
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by _cenw 1y ago
It's not wrong per-se, but they practice it to a level of extreme that it seems more like a principled art piece than usable software. Software engineering is all about knowing your project-specific constraints, it should not be wastef
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by _cenw 1y ago
While balancing that to performance requirements appropriate for the project. And picking dependencies that do the same while having a healthy community likely to keep going. The same applies to picking vendors, asking questions like "
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by _cenw 1y ago
This is a reference implementation, national governments are expected to make their own versions. Last I checked the longest discussion thread on there had a comment from a developer who stated it's included in the Digital Identity Wal
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by _cenw 1y ago
Calling anything "local" to HN is pretty funny US-centrism, for someone posting before 8 AM EST. And I'd never call what's happening in Gaza a "culture war", that would seem trivializing - although my issue see
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by _cenw 1y ago
This does not seem to be a prevalent opinion on here, and I was trying to be diplomatic, but I guess it still comes out as "why is it OK to post / comment politics here if it's a less contentious topic many people on HN care
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by _cenw 1y ago
Aside the topic, but I wonder how HN, as a community, and as a moderation team, weighs this on the intellectual curiosity vs primarily politics scale. This seems politics to me. Very important politics that a lot of people in tech have a sp
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by _cenw 1y ago
Usually not "easily". I know Germany requires 2/3 majority.
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by _cenw 1y ago
Not entirely, but it's a lot better than 1.0/Legacy. https://gitlab.steamos.cloud/steamrt/steam-runtime-tools/-/b... I hope they'll drop 32-bit support in the runtime with the next major versio
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by _cenw 1y ago
The penalty is the work of migrating away and redoing any integration work on a month's notice. That might seem trivial to a small deployment, but I know some people that use these images everywhere , including in places that aren&#x2
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by _cenw 1y ago
The problem isn't paying for it, it's the extra workload of retrofitting authentication to all your things. I'd find this a lot more enticing if they just made you set a "i have a license or i am evaluating or i am not c
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by _cenw 1y ago
What do you mean, that's the business model more than half the VC-funded startups now. Provide something for free or near free, wait until your customer is dependent on you and/or consolidate into at least an oligopoly and then pu
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by _cenw 1y ago
Some other open source projects have also shipped Bitnami software in their own helm charts, i.e. APISIX's etcd instance is the Bitnami chart pulled in as a dependency. Not that it ever worked well, we had to scale it to 1 because the
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by _cenw 1y ago
> However, in order to sustain and support the dedicated team of engineers who maintain and build new charts and images, a subscription will be required if an organization needs the images and charts built and hosted in an OCI registry f
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by _cenw 1y ago
It was common practice at some point, and keeps being taught, but it's no longer recommended even for IM by most medical associations (unless your injection site is considered high risk; but that pretty much is never the case for SubQ
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by _cenw 1y ago
It's no longer recommended by most medical associations or the WHO. https://www.cmh.edu/siteassets/media-documents-for-depts-sec... SubQ has an even lesser risk of hitting a blood vessel.
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by _cenw 1y ago
It sounds like you're about to reinvent Sofort, a (now defunct, or sold off at least) payment system that first worked on reverse engineered online banking and then PSD2 to mutually verify direct bank transfers.
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by _cenw 1y ago
Secure boot doesn't encrypt, secure boot only signs.
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by _cenw 1y ago
Mounjaro uses very different designs across the world. The UK has an included needle; here in Germany you need to get them yourself, and neither is an auto-injector.
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by _cenw 1y ago
Absolutely do not do this.
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by _cenw 1y ago
It isn't with the status quo, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. The EU as a market has enough sway to solve every vendor insisting on restrictive licensing. And we'd only be talking about already sold copies any
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by _cenw 1y ago
Games aren't exactly restricted to "upper middle class", they're mainstream entertainment (just look at Brazilians complaining about regional pricing). And if you want to make caring about things (art in this case; incid
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by _cenw 1y ago
This would be enforced on a timeline far enough in the future that the backup plan wouldn't be an afterthought, but part of the live service concept. I bet it'd help out a lot of studios to ensure their entire infra can be hosted
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by _cenw 1y ago
That captcha sure reduces the effectiveness of me reading that by 100%.
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by _cenw 1y ago
The reverse for trans men isn't, but "trans women transition to male gaze themselves" gets pretty close.
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by _cenw 1y ago
That sounds like Blanchard's autogynephilia, which is widely disputed and rejected by most trans people and other sexologists alike.
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by _cenw 1y ago
Linux got plenty of good glass effects. Kvantum for instance.

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