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by a96 11mo ago
https://sfconservancy.org/GiveUpGitHub/
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by a96 11mo ago
Switch console, ^z and you got a login shell. Handy for anyone who happends to find your device.
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by a96 11mo ago
I do like some fruit.
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by a96 11mo ago
Oh! Today's a good day for sauna.
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by a96 11mo ago
Neat. You should do a video of that and comparing the results.
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by a96 11mo ago
Yes. Photos are often the most irreplaceable non-living thing that many people accumulate. How valuable they are does vary, but for many there will be at least some that are priceless.
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by a96 11mo ago
In Finnish, it pretty much means orgasms, so it wasn't. Though that's probably not the sole reason, of course.
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by a96 11mo ago
Well, there's also an ever increasing list of reasons not to trust anything from Google. They're even pretty similar reasons.
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by a96 11mo ago
Same here, repeatedly. I've never had a BTRFS fs that didn't spontaneously combust before it would have been decommissioned. Recovery or even check is always impossible. Only things that have caused more loss were (old) XFS on Lin
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by a96 11mo ago
No ECC.
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by a96 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermoelectric_generator Seebeck generator, generally. Peltier goes the opposite way. But basically the same thing.
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by a96 11mo ago
(I'm not really familiar with image generators.) Would you care to share how well that works? Given the heavy censorship attitudes, I wouldn't expect that to be easy.
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by a96 11mo ago
https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Get_F-Droid/ I think you're kind of right. I was surprised that that's two clicks away from the front page, under docs. That's where I'd look but it probably sh
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by a96 11mo ago
Brave is a series scam company.
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by a96 11mo ago
Brave is a series scam company.
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by a96 11mo ago
Well, psychopathy is an inherent feature of corporations. I wouldn't be surprised it malice will quickly develop where that appears profitable.
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by a96 11mo ago
More an exception than a rule these days, sadly. Though they might still have an edge on toasters.
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by a96 11mo ago
I'm only superficially familiar with these, but curious. Your comment above mentioned the VL model. Isn't that a different model or is there an a3b with vision? Would it be better to have both if I'd like vision or does the v
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by a96 11mo ago
It's effective for buying popularity with a crowd that likes nazi salutes.
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by a96 11mo ago
https://edeproject.org/wiki/binarypackages Don't see anything for ARM, but might be as simple as getting the source package and (de)building debs for it.
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by a96 11mo ago
> EDE (Equinox Desktop Environment) is a simple and fast desktop environment for *nix-like systems. It uses the FLTK GUI toolkit and offers a familiar look and feel. EDE is designed according to the UNIX philosophy, which means it offer
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by a96 11mo ago
There is indeed a very loud wave of support for nazi and nazi supporting projects. You can see it in these comments and in the top thread on the topic: https://community.frame.work/t/framework-supporting-far-righ...
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by a96 11mo ago
The Framework Desktop has unified memory, which is the usual excuse.
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by a96 11mo ago
It took quite far into the 90's before things like truecolour displays and hardware accelerated video scaling appeared as well. Computers would struggle to view anything bigger than a postage stamp. Hard drive space was also really exp
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by a96 11mo ago
> first version of Linux - which I did not have the honor to use but I can imagine how user friendly it was My first accounts were on Linux 1.x. It was glorious. Simple, sensible, and with manuals one command away. And it allowed you to
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by a96 11mo ago
Brave is a series scam company.
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by a96 11mo ago
I do, but not for services that treat their users (and content creators!) like YT does.
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by a96 11mo ago
I disable youtube instead when this happens.
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by a96 11mo ago
Yes. As an add-on or library, it could be useful, but as a language it's just a forgotten dead end.
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by a96 11mo ago
It's a language that should have just been a library. There's nothing noteworthy about it and it's implementable in any working language. Sometimes quite neatly. Schelog is a famous example.

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