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2y ago
I agree PulseAudio, Pipewire, ALSA, etc. are a pretty big shit show in Linux and have been for some time. From what I understand there are a few stories there with various levels of screw ups, but at no point was this situation the goal, an
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2y ago
I never mentioned Linux. I'm curious why people want to pay for this component of their product from Apple.
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2y ago
I get the same message for products that just don't have am affordable delivery route. It's not the right message for this IMO
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2y ago
I agree and I have to tell newer users all the time the wiki is very valuable regardless of if you use arch or not btw
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2y ago
What direction was the skew?
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2y ago
Why remember all these little tricks Apple makes you do to use your own hardware?
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2y ago
This reminds me of a very narrow set of people who consume meat. I consume meat as well, but I attempt to balance it despite knowing no animal can consent. I will use a meat substitute and I think there can be a world where synthetic meats
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2y ago
I have a serious question: is there any good collection or list of people who have rejected technologies when introduced? I'm not talking about entire societies of people like the Amish. I'm talking about people who otherwise use
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2y ago
Small claims courts, traffic courts and every other area of the legal apparatus should not be wield by potentially incompetent people. We already have enough problems with these swords when being held by competent people.
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2y ago
Kind of yeah. The book clubs I know have avid readers that gather at a book store to discuss, but actively purchase the books online before hand because cost and availability
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2y ago
The Bar exam is supposed to be a legal litmus test of some kind
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2y ago
What is the exact number of hours I need to stand on the side of the street in YouTube videos?
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2y ago
Is this something my company can use for private repos?
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2y ago
I encode a lot of my media as h264 because it makes it easy for my kids to stream it from Jellyfin without transcoding.
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2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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2y ago
Microsoft take note that I read this article and everything Raymond Chen puts out under your company brand. I have zero interest in Windows as a platform and actively steer large customers away from it anytime it's discussed, since it
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2y ago
Asking people to read your content with a specific purpose or intent has traditionally not been very successful or useful. I understand people are frustrated with the knowledge transfer, but if the goal was to increase the reach of your ide
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2y ago
Because solving the answer to what is the correct legal interpretation is not concerned with if that interpretation yields economic identities.
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2y ago
It means they pushed back then settled without any useful resolution. The troll didn't get a big payday, but they didn't get told to stop and it set precedent helping them shake down others.
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2y ago
I haven't gone back in a few years to read some of the puzzles and I for sure "capped out" at some point, possibly just out of fatigue, but the book To Mock a Mockingbird kind of themes all of it's problems around how bi
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2y ago
I held off for a long time and tried to find multiple ways to "make Firefox work" and eventually just gave up on that. There are multiple ways to preserve the rights of web users and Mozilla isn't doing a great job there, so
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2y ago
This is a requirement for any motherboard I purchase now. I have enjoyed the ability to use AMD CPUs that are slightly outside of the generational support or enable features I am not promised. Without the ability to flash from USB without a
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2y ago
TPB has paved the way for so many of us to walk. RIP Carl.
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2y ago
You can use an encrypted upstream DNS
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2y ago
No plausible attack described for a reason.
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2y ago
I use Brave, but on mobile I enjoy the Harmony app and it has a simplistic ad blocker that probably can't work very well because Google.
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2y ago
One potential outcome, not one I politically support but expect, is that regulatory interests in the US are captured by AI tech companies and this becomes an import export issue similar to "encryption munitions" we have seen befor
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2y ago
On a separate note it's sad to see Phoronix so poorly represented. More than half my screen is fixed on page ads and popover. This is 1999 levels of dumb.
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2y ago
Why did it take so long for us to get here?
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2y ago
RIP silent hero
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