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Zyxel Access Points now support OpenWrt-Based customized firmware(support.zyxel.eu)
6 points by cromka 7mo ago|1 comments
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by cromka 7mo ago
How is this a but? This is exactly what you want: the screen refreshes only when a new content appears or once a second.
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by cromka 7mo ago
American Exceptionslism is getting a reality check receb
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by cromka 7mo ago
KDE is getting a lot of funding recently from private entities, I would hope that the EU also noticed that and started supporting them substantially as a viable emerging European alternative for macOS and Windows.
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by cromka 7mo ago
Oh wow, this will make self-hosting so much easier! I have so far issued probably about 30 different API keys for my subdomain zones for services I host, which you then have to configure with ACME/Certbot. This reduces it to a simple D
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by cromka 7mo ago
Let's Enpimp!
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by cromka 7mo ago
If they were paying $500k/year, why haven't they paid someone to rewrite it? Surely would be cheaper still. But above everything else, this is a great example of how much JavaScript inefficiency actually costs us, as humanity.
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by cromka 7mo ago
This doesn't work in when a market is run by oligopolies, you have to regulate to restore some sort of normalcy and competition.
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by cromka 7mo ago
We was an electronic music producer in-between and a pro-level gamer. Let's not forget these achievements, either.
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by cromka 7mo ago
I used both, actually. I root for them, too, but for the time being I am splitting.
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by cromka 7mo ago
This is one of the reason I, as their user, am moving away. Things feel half-baked and I stopped trusting it with my data. I self host and the details for this were all over the place. Some of my contributions cleaning up the docs were reje
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by cromka 7mo ago
> Compatible” is doing a bit of work here when it also means “implicitly relies on Homebrew’s CDN, CI, packaging infrastructure and maintainers who keep all this running”. This is literally what "compatible" means, how else did
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by cromka 7mo ago
My wild bet is that they'll offer Bootcamp yet again, including for Linux. They make a ton of money with the margins on their laptops, especially considering their prior long-term memory contracts, so they don't need to compensate
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by cromka 7mo ago
Wait till you hear about Britannica!
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by cromka 7mo ago
Do better? Who do you think you're trying to condescend here?
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by cromka 7mo ago
Alt stores and web engine stuff are two separate things: https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engi... Browsers with alternative engines can be offered in regular AppStore. That's why I wonder wh
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by cromka 7mo ago
Is any popular browser actually available with non-WebKit browser in EU? So far I wasn't able to confirm this.
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by cromka 7mo ago
Nailed it!
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by cromka 7mo ago
Hey, just letting you know you can get aarch64 Signal Desktop from Terra repository!
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by cromka 7mo ago
I don't think this speculation is needed here, what I described is literally how these super fast BYD/Xiaomi own chargers work in China.
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by cromka 7mo ago
Sorry, but I think you're wrong on your concern: in China they specifically fix this issue with buffer batteries. From grid perspective, charging is no different than with regular, slow charging stations. You can still limit their ca
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by cromka 7mo ago
Agreed. The level of aggressive gatekeepers is just crazy, take Linux ARM mailing list for example. I found the Central and Eastern Europeans particularly aggressive there and I'm saying this as on myself. They sure do like to feel spe
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by cromka 7mo ago
I think the biggest breakthroughs are yet to come: early reports confirm it's extremely effective in treating addictions, including alcohol addiction. I believe this will be seen on par with insulin or even penicillin in couple decades
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by cromka 7mo ago
It does. I am getting 8-10 hours on my M1 Air.
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by cromka 7mo ago
There are many examples of the UX going backwards or getting unnecessarily reinvented with each release, which is attributed to the feature‑creep culture at Apple. One notable example would be the notification dialog.
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by cromka 7mo ago
You don't know that, you could frame any genuine problem with any company as a selection bias.
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by cromka 8mo ago
Portainer still needs to be run as rootful container? Then thanks, but no thanks.
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by cromka 8mo ago
Fair enough! Thanks for your take.
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by cromka 8mo ago
Idk about "officially", but it works just fine on arm64 here: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/widevine-installer
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by cromka 8mo ago
They already exist and work just fine: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/widevine-installer

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