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by ciupicri 3y ago
Flatpak [1] offers something similar on Linux: > The FileChooser portal allows sandboxed applications to ask the user for access to files outside the sandbox. The portal backend will present the user with a file chooser dialog. > The
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Has Samsung replaced the SSDs with little life left because of their broken firmware?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
The Hyper-Threading setting is also present even if Intel N200 doesn't have it.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
All I see is a blank white page with a popup inviting me to subscribe with no cancel button.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What are you talking about? Newer drives support shocks of around 200G, while older ones supported 250G even 300G.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
> What are your use cases for the GUI? I don't want to type like it's 1976. I want something simple and easy to use similar Notepad / gedit, but that still powerful when needed.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
You can use gVim as a Notepad on steroids. You have the simplicity and familiarity of Notepad combined with the power vim, e.g. search & replace using regular expressions, syntax highlighting, the ability to delete 5 words by typing ESC
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by ciupicri 3y ago
The shortcuts aren't the same, especially for copy. For example instead of Control+C (which normally interrupts the program), you have to use Shift+Control+C.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
The plain text qalc doesn't compare with Speedcrunch. How do you copy & paste for example? Speedcrunch also has a shortcut for putting the result into the clipboard. You can make Speedcrunch look like a good old fashioned bc sessio
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I know what you meant, but my point still stands. From what I've seen road bicycles seem to be the tallest, while hardcore mountain bikes tend to the shortest. For example, looking at medium - large sizes, Trek Marlin 8 Gen 3 [1] has a
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Changing gears using a front derailleur is a pain in the ass, but cleaning and lubricating the chain (+casette +chain rings) after every ride in the rain, is not?! When it's not raining, there's also the issue of dust. You don&#x2
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Enduro mountain bikes tend to be lower, but they won't be great in the city. They're heavier, less efficient because of the dual suspension and the maxim chain ring size is around 34T (they usually come with only 30T or 32T if you
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I'm still waiting for a GTK and Windows GUI as good as the one provided by vim.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
systemctl enable gdm.service systemctl start gdm.service can be combined in one command: systemctl enable --now gdm.service
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by ciupicri 3y ago
For this kind of questions there's Software Recommendations https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What are you planning to play on that thing?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What DOS and Win16 support? OpenSSL 3.x requires Windows 10 as far as I know. Even Windows 7 is not supported anymore.
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Red Hat to Stop Shipping LibreOffice in Future Releases of RHEL(lists.fedoraproject.org)
4 points by ciupicri 3y ago|1 comments
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Rumors say that North Korea is behind some ransomware.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
From where can I get an Raptor Lake NUC for only €400?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
A major Romanian ISP uses PPPoE and I'm tempted to say that another one does it too and they're offering gigabit speed.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Why aren't you using systemd timer unit with RandomizedDelaySec? [1] [1]: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.tim...
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Wgat about the firmware? Stuff like Intel ME.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
> You don't have permission to access /roundtable/socialist-calculation-debate on this server.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What nostalgia tv? A lot of 20 - 30 years old TV shows or movies aren't available on Netflix.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
> No powerloss protection advertised to OS How can the OS (I'm interested in Linux) know about this feature?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
One of the most popular ADS is probably the Zone.Identifier [1][2] which is how Windows knows if the program you're trying to run was downloaded from the Internet. [1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs&#
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Yeah, but there's a random in RAM and SSDs aren't that great yet.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
That would be Hawaii 5.0 https://youtu.be/q0fShLePUhI
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by ciupicri 4y ago
What about peripherals and latency?

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