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2mo ago
> Oh no! Bad Request > Error: access denied: error in challenge meta-refresh: mismatched token God I hate the modern web. I get that anti-bot measures are necessary, but at what cost?
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2mo ago
I do remember DoEvents! Sadly it's not present in GAMBAS, but there's WAIT, which is kinda the same: https://gambaswiki.org/wiki/lang/wait
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2mo ago
Okay, so how do I disable journald and switch to something else, without getting rid of systemd completely?
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2mo ago
And for the slightly younger folks who have more memories of Visual Basic than QBasic, check out GAMBAS: https://gambaswiki.org/website/en/main.html
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2mo ago
Thanks, sounds promising. Written in Rust, no PyTorch etc, sounds like my kinda tool. Surprised I haven't seen more folks mention it here. Also if I may ask, what does the rest of your stack look like (agent, harness etc)?
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2mo ago
Why not install Dark Reader in your browser, or use a dedicated HN client?
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2mo ago
So are there any alternatives which do actually work well with ROCm OOTB?
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Does this also generate atmospheric weather effects based on real-time weather data? Like if it's raining, would you see rain?
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2mo ago
Very cool read. Especially knowing that the episode was written by the legendary William Gibson, whose works (Neuromancer etc) heavily inspired The Matrix and several other cyberpunk-esque works.
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FWIW, Office 97 works perfectly under Wine, so there's nothing stopping you from continuing to use it, well, except maybe the lack of support for modern OOXML formats. An alternative could be Abiword and Gnumeric, both are super lightw
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> I always liked how windows could have portable apps. Linux has portable apps too - AppImages and static binaries. As for Macs, dmg files are not apps, they're just archives like zip files. The apps go inside the dmg files. And the
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> I'm impressed with Framework's handling of this issue I'm not. I'd like to see some sort of tangible compensation from them, not just a "we're sorry". Maybe a discount code or a freebie, or actual har
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2mo ago
We had a similar beep scheme, except it would play before the next programme stated, typically before the morning/evening news.
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Thanks for the update! I just built the latest version, seems like its using 5-10MB more RAM compared to Konsole (which is negligible), but it's also using 75MB VRAM - whereas Konsole uses no VRAM (I guess because it's not GPU-acc
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I think the important thing here is transparency - if I'd known, at the time of submitting my PII, that my details would be shared with a random third-party I never heard of - I would've never even created a Framework account in t
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3mo ago
GrapheneOS also runs only on Google Pixels, which isn't an option for people who refuse to support Google, or live in a country where Google doesn't sell Pixels. I find it ironic that an organisation which touts "privacy"
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3mo ago
Agreed, the legends a huge turn-off. Would've bought this keyboard if it weren't for that. Oh and the dial sticks out a bit too much too, would've preferred if it were a flat dial that sat flush with the rest of the keys.
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3mo ago
In spite of all the hate, I like that Blizzard's games don't use super nasty DRMs (like Denuvo, which EA, Ubisoft and many others use), all their games work perfectly under Linux (Wine/Proton), and they still host live downlo
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3mo ago
Is implementing sixel, kitty graphics protocol and the kitty keyboard protocol in future scope at all? Because without these, it's not really fair to compare Shitty with other (modern) terminals.
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... That wasn't as tiny as I expected it to be. It's more like a mini.
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How is configuration drift / policy enforcement handled if there's no polling interval? Like suppose a user changes a setting, does it revert back to the enforced setting, if so, when and how?
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3mo ago
That doesn't let me download the transcription. Tapping on the "download" option does nothing.
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3mo ago
So, does one need to purchase a "Lucebox" to run this, or can I run this on any machine with a Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 and 128GB unified memory?
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3mo ago
> wonder why they didn't do the Hobbit as well Because it should've been done as just one movie. Someone got greedy and decided to split it up into three movies, and it was such a drag watching all of them - and I say this as a
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3mo ago
That project seems to have been abandoned though. Last release was 4 years ago, and last commit was 2 years ago.
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3mo ago
> Since the SourTrade campaign targets retail traders and crypto investors, users engaged in these activities are advised to avoid downloading financial or cryptocurrency apps from social media advertisements or sponsored search results.
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3mo ago
You're missing all the backslashes, so of course it doesn't exist.
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I never even heard of the app until I saw the news it was getting banned, so I installed it out of curiosity - and I'm keeping it installed because I like the idea of it. I presume I'm not alone in this. They're basically giv
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To add to that: it also works fine under Linux (Proton), which I feel is important to mention because many Linux deniers believe that Linux can't run competitive multiplayer games, but AoE2 proves them wrong.
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Headline is missing a critical detail: "on Apple Silicon".
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