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by boudin 3y ago
Even that, in term in term of cost it's not much. And what's the likelyhood of scratching the car? (It never happened to me with rentals)
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by boudin 3y ago
According to news reports, it wasn't a door though. It is said it was a window located at a place where a door could be installed as an option. If it's the case, I suppose there was not specific maintenance on this part of the air
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by boudin 3y ago
There's an alternative though, at least for those who need an everyday car with low range and do big trips in rare occasions: renting a car when needed.
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by boudin 3y ago
Is this because SteamOS is based on Arch? (maybe I did something wrong but it doesn't seem to appear as SteamOS in their stats)
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by boudin 3y ago
Not sure if the python version is still supported, i'm using the v2 (go based)
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by boudin 3y ago
All good now, it was an issue for a bit indeed. The only thing not compatible that I know off is buildkit so you have to make sure it's disabled, they do seem to plan to implement buildkit APIs but it's not done yet
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by boudin 3y ago
You can actually use podman as a backend for docker-compose If you install docker-compose, podman and enable the podman service, it does work quite well. If you also install podman-docker you basically can run: `docker-compose`, `docker com
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by boudin 3y ago
I do really like Wayland personally, for my usage it is now a really solid experience. No more weird graphical glitches and really smooth gaming experience. The side project pipewire is just amazing. I really hope that protocols for accessi
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by boudin 3y ago
I find this disappointing (the lack of accessibility tooling) as Wayland felt like a good opportunity to factor in accessibility from the get go. For what it's worth though, accessibility was mentioned as one of the improvement area fo
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by boudin 3y ago
I don't think that's true. There's a lot of nuance, socialising is a complex mixture of things which varies a lot between and also within country. People coming with their home expectations and judging others based on it are
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by boudin 3y ago
It's a matter of opinion and what people want, but from American i crossed path with who settled in western Europe: accessible health-care, better infrastructures, holidays and work-life balance are some of the things that are recurrin
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by boudin 3y ago
It's more of the same historical shit, wealth concentrated into a few individual with their cast around them, living in their bubble. History is full of stories like this and it never ends well. Trillion dollars companies are not an ac
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by boudin 3y ago
You're technically right, the web was.
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by boudin 3y ago
It's not the whole truth though, it's thanks to associations like La Quadrature du Net https://www.laquadrature.net/ that they had to share their algorithm. It also shows a bias towards single familly with low inc
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by boudin 3y ago
The waste is not just the end product but all the waste and environmental impact producing it.
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by boudin 3y ago
I don't see many competing offering. I can think of XMPP, Matrix, I'm sure there are a few others but it's definitely not many. You're right that the environment changed, but not for the best. Many people would jump on a
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by boudin 3y ago
There is still no replacement for email though. It still very much work today and is the only solution to send message over the Internet, regardless of the person you want to reach. Non federated networks will never reach the adoption of em
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by boudin 3y ago
Actually I don't think Firefox knows the position of the window in Wayland. I thought that coordinates of windows were considered as a compositor concern and not shared with the client.
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by boudin 3y ago
On android NewPipe is a good alternative to watch youtube
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by boudin 3y ago
My experience is the opposite, Firefox feels quite lighter, Chrome tends to use more resources and feels bloated.
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by boudin 3y ago
It's interesting that Netflix uses HEVC and not VP9 for streaming, is it because of hardware support?
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by boudin 3y ago
I would love Tuxedo to release firmware updates via fwupdmgr. The current procedure works but is quite cumbersome indeed (copying file on a usb stick, boot on it and run a couple of command from it)
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by boudin 3y ago
I can't really confirm if it's the place to look at, but the tuxedo control center works in pair with their kernel module https://github.com/tuxedocomputers/tuxedo-keyboard As the name wrongly imply, it is no
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by boudin 3y ago
On mine (an aura 15 gen 2) the webcam and speakers are really not great. I don't mind as I knew that before buying it, so no disappointment. On the plus side they really do support Linux, they provide a kernel module and control center
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by boudin 3y ago
Why do you say that? You can run whatever distribution you want, i run arch on a tuxedo laptop with no issue. Tuxedo laptops are not perfect but i find them a good choice for running Linux, whatever distribution you prefer.
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by boudin 3y ago
Having put space invaders in space is quite a feat! https://www.space-invaders.com/post/Space2ISS/
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by boudin 3y ago
This page is mostly a bunch of lies and shows little understanding of what wayland is and what it is not. It should definitely be flagged
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by boudin 3y ago
It's not weird, Ireland is part of the single market, that allows Apple to operate in the single market area from Ireland but the counter part is that there are a set of rules to avoid a race to the bottom in term of taxation. That&#x2
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by boudin 3y ago
Just the default one plus french list in regional settings. To be fair though, I had a tablet from the same time but it was way cheaper than this phone, specifically having way less ram and firefox was not really usable.
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by boudin 3y ago
And my 7 years old oneplus 3T neither

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