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by c0balt 9mo ago
> unlike Kitty’s hardline stance Are you maybe switching that up with alacritty? Kitty has built-in tabs and they work quite well.
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Automating this setup is also somewhat easily possible with, e. G., Lima[0] or HashiCorp vagrant[1]. [0]: https://lima-vm.io/ [1]: https://developer.hashicorp.com/vagrant
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by c0balt 9mo ago
> One key concern now for some officials is [...] that more than one country could now have access to a device that may be capable of causing career-ending injuries to US officials. One the one hand this is a serious concern for U.S. off
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Long live Fast Ethernet
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Unless I'm severely mistaken that's not the source code for claude-code. It's a few official plugins and some helper scripts
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by c0balt 9mo ago
> EAC and Battleye They may be partnering with them but support for competitve titles is rather limited. For example, the most prominent Battleye title (iirc), Rainbow Six Siege, is not support on Linux via Steam due to Battleye blocking
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by c0balt 9mo ago
To chime in, arranging things in fixed locations on the desktop has proven to be quite helpful for elderly people when doing support ime. It is easier to remember/tell "the globe icon in the top right" than "Type 'F
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by c0balt 9mo ago
They don't need to spend extensively for tokens, but they gain extensively from charging for access once they've become an established player.
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Maybe a happy to deceive marketing/sales role would be more accurate.
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by c0balt 9mo ago
If you like tech (sw dev in particular based on the roles) enough to do it but can't motivate yourself to do it for a job, consider making it a hobby and changing careers. Don't ruin your passion by making it a chore. Jobs that ar
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by c0balt 9mo ago
That seems pretty overzealous, companies like SAP or Heinlein are doing well-ish and the recent push for digital sovereignty has induced some money. There also is a bunch of mixed shops (doing he and software or integration work). The prima
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by c0balt 9mo ago
The other comment already answers part of it, there is no real need for it for a NixOS system as you usually either can consult the store on the machine (and recursively build a graph of a all transitive dependencies of a generation), have
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Not oc, but services like Linode often offer "console" access via a virtualized tty for VPS systems. Having a local backup user is a viable backup path then. If you wire up pam enough you can even use MFA for local login.
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by c0balt 10mo ago
> Not being forced to buy ram and storage is one of the "luxuries" of buying framework. To be fair at least Lenovo and to some extent dell also offer this for individual customers. It usually is not an option on the latest proc
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by c0balt 10mo ago
About that, we actually tried (with support from the network team) to open a small VPN Fron our office for some mobile devices as part of an event installation. Just plain wireguard on a public IP. After two weeks of back and forth the wire
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by c0balt 10mo ago
Afaik, nix for https-based git(hub/lab/...) repositories and http-auth protected resources (via fetchurl and friends).
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by c0balt 10mo ago
> Also the OP seemingly implies credentials are stored on-filesystem in plaintext but I might be extrapolating too much there. To be fair, some tools only support a netrc file for http(s) based auth. Regardless, if you want to use git vi
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by c0balt 10mo ago
> only try to flash over an ECU or try swapping it. To be fair, they have wrenches thrown in their way there as many ECUs and other computer-driven components are fairly locked down and undocumented. Especially as the programming softwar
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by c0balt 10mo ago
I have played through Deus Ex HR (and MD) on Bazzite albeit on an AMD GPU. You should generally be able to do it with Proton (GE recommended) either Steam (recommended) or Heroic (if you bought them from GOG). Witcher 1/2 at least also
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by c0balt 10mo ago
Hotwire et al are also doing part of this. It isn't a new concept but it seems to come and go it terms of popularity
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by c0balt 10mo ago
Also doesn't scale on my mobile screen and the headings on the right are almost unreadable due to low font size. Missing HTTPS is a also a nit. Could probably be all done with CSS but wasn't done for a long time
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by c0balt 10mo ago
It should be highlighted that Gitlab CI/CD (self-hostable runner and GitLab itself) is also OSS.
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by c0balt 10mo ago
to add to this, under German law they very much are different in regards to mandatory military service. Neither the old nor the new laws contain mandatory military service for women leading to mandatory conscription being only an issue for
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by c0balt 10mo ago
No, that is the equivalent of lossy compression.
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by c0balt 11mo ago
Regardless of the damage in Ukraine, rebuilding the damage in the Gaza strip will take decades not years. Rebuilding a single city alone will take years to decades, recovering the economy et al will take a lot longer. Outside help can accel
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by c0balt 11mo ago
SBOMs exist. You can get them generated for most software via package managers in standard forms like cyclonedx. It's just not that effective when the SBOM becomes unmanageable. For example, our JS project at $work has 2.3k dependencie
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by c0balt 11mo ago
> TikTok [..] had no competitors and network effects TikTok, or rather ByteDance, acquired Musical.ly as a competitor to absorb the user base and jump start their network. Their also have been a lot of short-form video platforms before
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by c0balt 11mo ago
> Why should users have a problem with this? They use Google --- which does pretty much the same ... or worse. Not to excessively defend Google, who have their own problems, but they don't appear to do anything of that sort on chrom
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by c0balt 11mo ago
> i use it because i know how to fix it, but linux desktop needs a proper recovery system for normal users to handle that kind of problem. We kinda already have that for most immutable distros. Fedora silverblue can "downgrade"
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by c0balt 11mo ago
At least for Berlin I can attest that helicopters, outside of the yellow ones for emergency care, are a very rare occurrence. I have yet so see a police helicopter outside of a large demonstration.

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