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by antonyh 9mo ago
Love/hate systemd as I might, it's been rock solid everywhere I've used it, and I've used it heavily. It has it's quirks, as does the init-scripts that came before, and launchd on OSX (not sure what the modern equiv
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by antonyh 9mo ago
I got the same email on the same date. Unsubscribe told me it was from the 'important announcements' list - I fail to see how this could possibly fall into that category. I guess I can't have important announcements from Prot
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by antonyh 9mo ago
Epiphany (aka Gnome Web) on Linux shows this correctly, as expected for a Webkit-based browser.
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by antonyh 9mo ago
Thanks for confirming, I look forward to one day getting Wayland to run properly for me, but that's a whole different story. I'm just glad that middle click paste works and that it's not really an 'X11-ism'.
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by antonyh 9mo ago
Wonderful, another default I'll have to change to have the correct behaviour for me. However... "This is an X11ism, originally an xsetting 1 which frequently results is in unexpected behavior when people pressing the middle mouse
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by antonyh 10mo ago
Nothing on the scale of most the things mentioned here, but I'm trying to assemble the first version of my digital garden to publish online a bunch of notes I've collected over many years. I'm also trying to put together a wo
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by antonyh 10mo ago
I can run 99% on Linux + AMD + X11, on Ubuntu 24. The only problematic one is Witcher 3 which insists on Wayland which breaks everything else. Even the UT5 titles work well enough, but then again our gaming is not your gaming and you might
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by antonyh 10mo ago
Having failed to get Wayland working on Debian Trixie with a 1050 Ti as an upgrade from X11, I've given up for now and will try again when I switch to AMD. This is a workstation not used for games so it'd be good to have Wayland w
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by antonyh 10mo ago
Implying that Linux gamers have to play with cheaters. It may as well not be playable at all.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
Maybe not, but they are approaching it. I wouldn't use it for anything funded with my own cash, I no longer recommend it as a first choice, but I'm not suggesting it gets replaced yet. It's somewhat in the 'legacy tech&#
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by antonyh 11mo ago
How much is BigAI paying Moz to integrate these things? I has to be about the dollar surely?
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by antonyh 11mo ago
OS/Xamp, pronounced Oh-sex-amp :o)
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by antonyh 11mo ago
If it doesn't run on Windows, how can it call itself Winamp? Macosamp makes more sense.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
It's a clone with a stolen name, and given that it's not been abandoned it's likely they'll come down on this like a bag of hammers.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
Apple Music would seem the obvious choice.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
Absolutely is fragmented. Even though I own a Wii I've never played Zelda or any Mario games, and I don't think I know anyone who owns a modern Nintendo. We all live in bubbles. And we change bubbles occasionally; I no longer play
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by antonyh 11mo ago
The problem for me was more a software issue than hardware or cost. It (Quest 2) just felt awkward, the software selection was meh, IPD bad for me, resolution only so-so, but most of all it felt isolated from the rest of my gear. I've
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by antonyh 11mo ago
Probably, I'm not sure it's not https://gcscc.ox.ac.uk/ I don't think it's https://www.infosec.ox.ac.uk/ There's also this AI security research lab, https://lasr.plexal.c
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I have a Quest 2 that I don't care for, so it's caught me somewhat offguard how much I want this. The whole set please. I thought I'd just want the controller, but everything here looks exciting to me.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
Rumour has it that after the Crowdstrike fiasco future versions of Windows won't allow kernel level modules. I can only hope this is true if it kills off the main reason titles don't work on Linux as a side effect. I'd have b
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I don't think they meant OXCIS, that seems to be a centre for Islamic Studies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Centre_for_Islamic_Stud... I can't quite work out who they donated to - it seems there are a
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I see what you mean, that one really is ordered chaos.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I had a load of stickers on my old machine. I kept the laptop but felt the need to remove the stickers. I think part of me had moved on from what they represented - mostly past interests. Another part of me never liked how they overlapped,
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I'm using Joplin sync'd via webdav. It's barely adequate but gets the job done.
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I 'cancelled' down to a non-AI family sub, but ended up full cancelling before the kick-in date for the annual renewal. I'm done with the nonsense and dark patterns. The shenanigans has worn thin. I'm tired of the price
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by antonyh 11mo ago
The questions I have mostly centre around how much precision of power delivery it has - it is an all or nothing proposition, can it deliver 0.1% smoothly for real world use, and what is the MTBF / duty cycle / failure mode? I woul
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by antonyh 11mo ago
I loved the Affinity apps, but not on a subscription. I don't do subscriptions or 'freemium' for apps, only for content. On desktop I'll move to Krita / Inkscape / Scribus. On iPad, not sure yet. The key here i
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by antonyh 1y ago
Because it's opinionated? So maybe there are scripts that use sudo, and perhaps he needs more than 3 tries to fat-finger his password? Personally, my opinion, I use sudo, and if I take more than 3 goes then I deserve a timeout to get m
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by antonyh 1y ago
I don't see the problem here in theory - if I want to trust something fully I'll build it myself in my own pipeline, often with additional hardening as needed. It only needs scripting out the build process to fit alongside my othe
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by antonyh 1y ago
They do this, only using the Latin alphabet for brand names etc. For example, pravda.ru spells Finland as Финляндия (Edit: I misread your comment, fixed mine, I agree with you)

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