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by ajvs 5y ago
You can only connect to one Snap repo at a time (which is by default the proprietary Snap Store), unlike Flatpak which supports multiple backends simultaneously. Canonical is being very sneaky with their promotion of Snaps, with some packag
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This is cool, but I do find it odd that GitLab and Gitea isn't supported. It's always strange to me seeing people choose to build their platforms dependent on proprietary 3rd party infrastructure when good open-source self-hosted
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by ajvs 5y ago
Try nofilter.eth, they mention that domain is the only weakness and this decentralised domain can circumvent blocking.
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No commits in over a year, and developer has announced the next release will be the "final version".
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Most people don't care about privacy much, so they don't notice that if you try to use Steam in offline mode permanently it's impossible. Valve like most other big tech companies wants all their user data too.
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For those who don't know, SS13 is an open-source multiplayer round-based roleplaying game that has been built on the closed-source BYOND engine since 2005. Imagine Among Us, DarkRP (on Garry's Mod) or NoPixel (on GTA V) but with m
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No SS13 discussion is complete without linking to SsethTzeentach's infamous absurd-sounding review[1] or MandaloreGaming's slightly less infamous but more informational review[2]. [1] https://youtu.be/URJ_qSXruW0
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Curse seems to be over thanks to the progress in SS14 as well as Unitystation[1] which is slightly further along. Whilst not as featureful as /tg/ they have enough content to support several antagonists and most departments. [1]
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by ajvs 5y ago
Google, Microsoft, Apple and Brave, are some of the corporations who fund Chromium/WebKit-based browsers. The ones who fund Firefox (Gecko)-based browsers do not have nearly enough money to dedicate to their own fork.
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These issues I'd consider pretty crucial to approaching Signal-like privacy and there's not been much progress on them unfortunately: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/1769 https:/
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You're reading this wrong. The same group that is predominantly anti-vax is actually majority leftist, so saying anti-vax/qanon together is a misnomer.
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The web is not vendor-agnostic. It's mostly run by Google (Chromium-based browsers), with Firefox and Safari only owning a fraction of the marketshare.
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If you like Gamedec you'd love Disco Elysium, but you've probably already heard of it.
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And heaer I thought I was the only person who just can't get enthused about their new MacBooks, knowing that CSAM could just get added at any point in the future without my consent.
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It's not just his opinion, the NIH themselves admitted it [1] and the lab succeeded in making the coronavirus far more virulent: > EcoHealth and its Wuhan partner constructed novel chimeric SARS-related coronaviruses — artificial, l
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I still can't believe Valve's sway with the Steam Deck managed to bring anti-cheat support to Linux, this is going to be so good.
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Don't blame the user here - your bug reporting template should have users declare what package version they're using so that you can easily tell them they're on an outdated package. Flatpak is usually a boon in this regard si
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Vertical tabs are not tree style tabs, the latter is far more flexible.
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Question for the vaccinated: would you accept it if your government mandated annual COVID shots or they'll rescind your current freedoms (right to be employed, to use public transport, supermarkets, eat and drink venues, etc)? I'm
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FOSS front ends like Nitter provide a RSS feed for Twitter feeds. Invidious for YouTube and Teddit for Reddit also work, though the original sites in this case still provide their own RSS feeds.
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YouTube's bar for "medical misinfo" ladies and gentlemen...
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Replace unvaccinated with fat people or smokers who are a far greater burden on the health system, yet you don't see this moral grandstanding about them.
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4chan is also a poor demonstration because you can't be persistently pseudonymous. It's an imageboard. Compare that to forums which are based on usernames, where there is usually higher quality discussion because you have a post h
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Unfortunately another of their strength lies in the 3rd part: "extinguish". It's only a matter of time before their recent software of WSL, GitHub and Android on Windows becomes yet another walled garden.
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He's not an anti-vaxxer. He is pro-vaccine for all other illnesses. He's also said he doesn't care if you choose to take it, just don't mandate it For all people when the science is not clear about the cost:benefit ratio
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He said "I'm looking for very specific people and very specific cases" in the following sentence. He's not referring to generic anecdotes.
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Joe Rogan also commented on this cover-up a few days ago: > "Look, if I wanted to find specific cases about people who died from vaccine-related injuries, I had to go to Duck Duck Go. I wasn’t finding them on Google,” Rogan urged. [
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See WebTorrent for this
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Tradeoff is that your performance will be bottlenecked by your CPU. I can't wait for AMD's Ryzen 6000 series since that's supposed to support USB4 (which includes TB3).
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They removed S3 sleep and don't have the performance:battery usage as AMD.

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