antisol

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by antisol 7mo ago
It also introduced fun new audio bugs and indeterminate latency. Which still haven't gone away entirely in 2026. To such an extent that any time I have an audio issue, I reflexively `pkill -9 pulseaudio` and about 99% of the time the p
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by antisol 7mo ago
> "no, that's all old news, you clearly haven't tried the new cutting edge model/build bro! it's all fixed now!" Exactly. And it's standard rhetoric for the wayland fanboys. "The fix for th
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by antisol 7mo ago
Indeed. And what many seem to fail to notice is that at it's core it's exactly the same mistake being made all over again. A mistake that I've seen so many times over and over again, increasingly commonly in recent years, w
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by antisol 7mo ago
Davinci resolve has had native Linux support for like a decade now.
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by antisol 7mo ago
Isn't it interesting how perspectives differ? See, I'd argue that the "nobody is forcing you" rhetoric, spoken out loud and with a straight face while vendors drop support for decades-old, stable, and well-established st
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by antisol 7mo ago
Aah, this old thing. Pops up every decade or so. Reminds me of the good old "Falsehoods programmers believe about time": https://gist.github.com/timvisee/fcda9bbdff88d45cc9061606b4b...
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by antisol 7mo ago
Not on the same IP at the same time, but you could always add a second IP for ssh. Just configure sshd to only listen on one IP and <webserver> to listen on the other.
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by antisol 7mo ago
When your firewall guys "block" ssh (or anything else), all you need to do is run your ssh server on port 443 and then `ssh -p 443 user@host`. Running on 443 means it will blend in with https traffic, making it much more difficult
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by antisol 7mo ago
Yeah I discovered ~? a while back and had similar concerns, so I added: alias ssh="echo 'dont forget: ~? for SSH escapes!'; /usr/bin/ssh " into my .bashrc
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by antisol 7mo ago
yeah it sounds like your environment is doing some weird mangling of the encoding. Maybe consider adding an 'alias man="man -E ascii"' into your .bashrc You might also consider seeing if it's any different in WSL. O
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by antisol 7mo ago
Why are you calling it "AI" if it can't even parse a goddamn man page?
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by antisol 8mo ago
The first one which immediately springs to mind: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-08/optus-sued-by-privacy... I'm sure a search engine could help you find other examples.
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by antisol 8mo ago
> But then again people today will also pipe curl to bash OMG! I'm not alone! Thank you!
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by antisol 8mo ago
> Security doesn't matter if the competitors' technology is so much better that nobody is buying yours. This is true right up until the moment their entire database is available as a torrent.
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by antisol 8mo ago
Listen carefully: OpenClaw is basically a real person you have hired, whose capabilities are vast and fast — in ways both good and potentially bad. But you’ve hired it in the absence of a resume or behavioral background check results
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by antisol 8mo ago
This is disingenuous - we were all watching flash video for about a decade before that. And before that we were watching (terrible ~160x120) video in realvideo* or asf format using browser plugins, since maybe 1997-1998, certainly before
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by antisol 8mo ago
it's possible one of those emails might have been from me ;)
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by antisol 8mo ago
Cool site! I especially like the list of RFCs. Just fyi, towel.blinkenlights.nl:23 still works for me, though I think maybe that's an IPv6 version, there's a note about ipv6 at the start that I was too slow to read. Maybe it shoul
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by antisol 8mo ago
Yeah audacious is where it's at. I've never understood why anybody would want to use an audio player that doesn't look like winamp. I even use (a lightly modified version of) the original winamp 2 skin: https://s
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by antisol 8mo ago
My biggest problem (of many ) with client side decorations is that now when your program crashes, you can't just hit the close button to have the window manager kill it, because the process responsible for drawing and responding to th
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by antisol 9mo ago
I'm indifferent to your opinions on justice.
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by antisol 9mo ago
> I would never have written my own sorting algorithm to sort a list in the past. Well then I guess times haven't changed, because you still haven't written a sorting algorithm. Instead you've - at best - done a
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by antisol 9mo ago
"sadistic vengeance"? I don't know what you're talking about - you yourself claim that you're merely "indifferent". If you're not being a condescending ass, then how is what I wished for "sadisti
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by antisol 9mo ago
And it's almost impressive, in a sad way, how indifferent you are to everyone else on the planet, and how prima-facie ridiculous your fantasy world assumptions are when given more than two seconds thought. But I'm not here for tha
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by antisol 9mo ago
> At no point did I say the legal system is always right First you made the incorrect assumption that we live in a disney-style fantasy world with "If all of the enforcement bodies and normal legal peaceful channels availabl
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by antisol 9mo ago
Well I mean that's nice for you but I'm not sure how it responds to the question asked - when did I say anything about violence being justified? I merely responded to your ignorant and empirically incorrect fantasy-world assumptio
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by antisol 9mo ago
When exactly did I say that I would resort to violence, or considered violence, or advocate for it, or suggest it?
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by antisol 9mo ago
You know, I look forward to the day this unjust system that you blindly and stupidly trust bites you, too.
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by antisol 9mo ago
This response is offensive in its ignorance
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by antisol 9mo ago
ok, I happen to be looking for exactly that right now. Why don't you find me one.

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