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Finamp is amazing, blows anything else out of the water
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Help me find a blogpost I saw here once
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Biggest I know of is https://github.com/sonic2kk/steamtinkerlaunch/blob/master/st... 27k lines/24k loc
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2y ago
Who do you sell _Google_ Chrome to? This seems ill-advised. Who could possibly run it? Oracle? Broadcom? Is Elon Musk going to buy it and then we'll have X Browser? None of these options seem likely to create anything better than what
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2y ago
Void is shockingly good on desktop, miles beyond anything else. Stable and oh so simple.
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2y ago
Loving my Kobo Clara 2E!
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2y ago
Fallout 2 is Interplay. Anyway Bethesda is really good about this type of thing, they give away some of their of old stuff (Arena and Daggerfall) for free-as-in-beer and considering their cooperation with modders for nearly every title they
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2y ago
I thought this was going to be open hardware or at least custom firmware that could replace Tizen or webOS. Imagine my disappointment when I click and it's a laptop strapped to the back of a TV. Does this do anything that existing solu
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2y ago
on-premises, not on-premise. but if these are hosted in AWS and aren't actually on-premises, maybe use of the term is not correct at all?
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2y ago
Whatever the solution, it's not to leave final arbitration of Google's search results up to a censorious Internet gatekeeper's tools and lists. We've been over this already with the Internet Watch Foundation.
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2y ago
Void does this "stable rolling" thing which I've liked a lot, definitely a favorite. Haven't tried Chimera yet.
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You can but you only have 30 days to do it before they delete history outside of the previous year if I'm reading this right
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Because now you can't pay to see the history, it'll be gone. Previously you could've started paying any time to access the history.
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2y ago
October 2025 is EOL for 22H2, but 1809 LTSC is supported until 2029.
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At the very bottom: > The mom and daughter have been debating how to proceed. They offer some subscription content on another platform, but the majority of their followers were on Instagram. This was the most eyebrow-raising out of an en
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This is a false equivocation, blocking ads doesn't mean nobody will be supporting them. Anyway watching ads enriches Google far more than the creators. You can block all ads indiscriminately and send money directly to the creators you
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There is nothing inherently special about ThrottleStop and MSI Afterburner, these are merely (proprietary) Windows-specific utilities for changing the behavior of your hardware. Running these programs on Linux would not make sense because t
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https://archivebox.io/ perhaps?
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League runs on Linux easy, all you need is patched Wine: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/wine-ge-custom/releases/t... It's easiest to use this via software like Lutris or Bottles.
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2y ago
Wait, so SBF was right? Wasn't this a big part of the stuff he wouldn't shut up about? That he could pay it all back?
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2y ago
Good, this is why E2EE and user-controlled communications need protected at all costs. Citizens need to defend the right to communicate privately and ephemerally from government snoops. Because if they can force (or try to) Amazon to fork o
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2y ago
cl looks like d in some fonts or with bad kerning
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2y ago
If you find out, let me know, that sounds fun
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This thread looks to have fallen off front page, fair enough I suppose as it doesn't gratify any sort of intellectual curiosity... For those who are still here: do any of you pay for news? If so can you share your criteria for how you
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How do they plan on doing this exactly? NewPipe only parses the website and yt-dlp pretends to be Android/iOS. They can't break these in a way that wouldn't be fixable. yt-dlp already ignores the "not available on this a
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https://github.com/vladiiancu/plex-reshare Can't stop the signal
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Plex has been user-hostile for a long time, this isn't surprising. Vote with your feet: Jellyfin is just as good, been running it since it came out, no regrets.
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Why keep any of it? Why waste one second trying to "transfer access" if there's even an iota of doubt? Was the existing system a big reason why you bought the house? Rip it all out and install your own stuff!
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Moparisthebest's 404 where the web server has an existential crisis: https://www.moparisthebest.com/404 Cleaned up some of the spelling and grammar and took this for my own site :)
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Oh man. I have been to the Unicorn bookshop several times. Very unique place, walls of books everywhere you look. The vintage Macintosh the proprietor uses to process transactions is awesome. Picked up lots of good sci-fi from there. Hope t
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