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by amlib 9mo ago
Take a look at dash to panel gnome extension: https://github.com/home-sweet-gnome/dash-to-panel It's a very configurable extension for gnome that can do all you described except double stacking... I've upload
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by amlib 9mo ago
> given that I do everything from programming, to gaming, video editing, browsing, basic stuff on Office, 3D modelling and printing, etc. from this computer. There's literally no way for Linux to support all of this, and even to get
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by amlib 9mo ago
That problem has been solved by terminals whose readline awaits actual user input (actual enter from the keyboard) even when you paste a command with single line break or a multiline command. Most linux terminals do that nowadays, and it&#x
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by amlib 9mo ago
Except that the tree is so malformed and the core structure so unsound that it can't grow much past its germination and dies of malnourishment because since you have zero understanding of biology, forestry and related fields there is n
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by amlib 9mo ago
Considering how much big tech gets for defrauding their customers, even if the EU is only applying fines in bad faith (which they aren't) it is only a drop in the bucket in comparison...
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by amlib 9mo ago
The dead internet theory also sounded unhinged and conspiracy theory-ish a decade or so ago... yet here we are.
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by amlib 9mo ago
Ad supported self-driving mode for the grandfathered in customers, of course.
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by amlib 9mo ago
I doubt this bonanza is gonna last... These chatbots, feeding from the very source that can't seem to surface quality stuff by the way, will likely degrade just like those searches have for the last 20 years. There will be ads, there w
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by amlib 9mo ago
making a beowulf cluster out of keyboards, maybe that's the future given the increasing scarcity around computer parts...
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by amlib 9mo ago
Not an expert in this field, just a scrub, so I can't really give you much. There is this website that has painstakingly compares many resampling algorithms from all sorts of software: https://src.infinitewave.ca Try it&#x2
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by amlib 9mo ago
I wonder if this problem could be "solved" by having some kind of "dual mode" DACs that can accept two streams of audio at different sample rates, likely 44.1khz and 48khz, which are converted to analog in parallel and t
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by amlib 9mo ago
AFAIK it introduces harmonic distortion
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by amlib 9mo ago
Now you can install it on your linux servers and hate it even more! :)
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by amlib 9mo ago
PopOS was very behind other distros in adopting new versions of software until recently due to their epic diversion of building a brand new DE, letting the then existing release bitrot. This created all sorts of issues and incompatibilities
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by amlib 9mo ago
Once you cross the ~7h battery range the cons of having to use apple hardware and software is too much to bare.
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by amlib 9mo ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply this isn't an important problem that needs to be addressed. I mostly agree with what you say and I bet the right way to deal with this is to have it be mounted with a special user space filesystem lik
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by amlib 9mo ago
This shouldn't happen with external disks formatted with ntfs, ext or udf. If you have an EXT4 or something like that external disk things get more hazy...
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by amlib 9mo ago
I'm also on an WOLED with no DPI scaling and also find it easy on the eyes. I do have to disable subpixel hinting though, afaik there is none optimized for anything other than traditional RGB or BGR. I don't think it's a big
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by amlib 9mo ago
At the cost of making society even more dependent on Google and Apple.
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by amlib 9mo ago
But the difference is that none of the CSS or Javascript usage in gnome is tied to a webview. They are all binding in some way to GTK and much simpler rendering routines.
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by amlib 9mo ago
But those weren't entirely done with a webview. They were just embedding views where it made sense, like rendering a section that looks like a document (with fancy hyperlinks woooo) or render a preview of the file you selected in the m
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by amlib 9mo ago
At least for the real part there was the great 10-bit encoding "switch off" at around 2012 where it seemed like the whole anime encoding scene decided to move into encoding just about everything with "10-bit h264" in ord
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by amlib 9mo ago
How is bandwidth not a problem if data usage on a cellular network is? You can dramatically lower your data usage by constraining bandwidth to say, ~2mbps, but doing so while keeping a decent image requires many sacrifices, like lowering re
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by amlib 9mo ago
Correction, you can get 4K@120hz with HDMI 2.0, but you won't get full chroma 4:4:4, instead 4:2:0 will be forced. In my case I have an htpc running linux and a radeon 6600 connected via hdmi to a 4k @ 120hz capable tv, and honestly, a
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by amlib 9mo ago
Previous millennium adoption also really pales in comparison to current millennium. Let's hope it keeps going strong in the next millennium
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by amlib 9mo ago
Best you can do is build a high end desktop at home and access it remotely with any laptop you desire. The laptop performance then becomes mostly irrelevant (even the OS is less relevant) and by using modern game streaming protocols you can
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by amlib 9mo ago
We've been mixing vocals and voices in stereo since forever and that was never a problem for clarity. The whole point of the center channel is to avoid the phantom center channel collapse that happens on stereo content when listening o
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by amlib 9mo ago
A lot of non raytracing GI solutions uses voxel grids on top of the world geometry, SVOGI is one of the fancy ones used in cry engine games. I imagine since minecraft essentially gives a voxel grid to you for "free" most of minecr
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by amlib 10mo ago
A good one is the shader pre caching with fossilize, microsoft is only now getting around it and it still pales in comparison to Valve's solution for Linux.
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by amlib 10mo ago
Hell, you might even get a kick (heh) out of playing old soccer games from the 90s.

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