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by deng 5y ago
I just tried it and wow, this works surprisingly great. Pretty snappy, zooming and searching works fine (well, it's using openstreetmap.org for searching, so the results are pretty bad, but that's not the fault of this package).
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Chernobyl power supply cut completely after Russian seizure, warns Ukraine(theguardian.com)
2 points by deng 5y ago|0 comments
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by deng 5y ago
Well the fix was released ~30 minutes ago, so that checks out. ;-) The security-tracker site is now updated as well.
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by deng 5y ago
That page is not up-to-date, fix was released today: https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2022/msg00...
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by deng 5y ago
This is a great plugin. I'm using this to have background blurring with the Linux MS Teams client, which for whatever reason does not support this natively.
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by deng 5y ago
> Does anyone know a way to do this on Linux? Install 'tlp' and 'acpi-call-dkms', then do 'tlp recalibrate BAT0'. This will completely discharge the battery and afterwards charge it to the possible maximum.
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by deng 5y ago
Well to me it looks like he does not know what he's doing. Like that "fume hood" 3m above his head, which will most definitely not protect him from the NiO fumes he's happily inhaling. And not being able to differentiate
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by deng 5y ago
I can still buy genuine Lenovo batteries for my Thinkpad T440p from 2014. Yes, they are not cheap (the 9cell battery cost ~140EUR in Germany). I did consider switching the cells myself, but given that a good 18650 costs around 7-8EUR, and a
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by deng 5y ago
Oh my, that's hard to watch. Why is he freaking out because of some welding sparks and throws perfectly fine battery packs into the bin?
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by deng 5y ago
> I realize that what is easy for me may be hard for others, but this being hacker news and the fact that there is a substantial intersection with the maker scene here I don't think such a subject is out of place. Absolutely, your a
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by deng 5y ago
> remove the cells I was under the impression that laptop batteries usually have on-board memory for holding charging parameters and such, and if you remove the cells, the memory contents gets lost and you cannot charge the battery anymo
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by deng 5y ago
I'd claim that no other company is criticized as harshly as Mozilla around here. The amount of blame that is assigned to the Firefox team is staggering. To me, this is a perfectly valid write-up with a good lessons learned. They have w
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by deng 5y ago
Oh come on, it is very well known that the Tesla S has ridiculous problems with the headlights (enclosure not water-tight, dimming DRLs, just to mention the most glaring ones). Likewise, the problem with the control arm is nothing new. Unfo
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by deng 5y ago
> I'm interested in a link to where Madonna (in her prime in the 80s) can't hold a tone. https://youtu.be/KrG8okV9R3w?t=724 The early Madonna stuff is really easy to sing, and she's really struggling. She
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by deng 5y ago
If you'd look at live recordings, you see that these women are great singers, whereas Madonna cannot hold a tone for a second. Madonna would never have had a chance as a singer without a ton of studio equipment. So what you are actuall
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by deng 5y ago
> Ok, where is today's Whitney Houston? In the mainstream: Adele, Sia, Ariana Grande, just to name a few. > I even saw a documentary on autotune where a music executive remarked that they don't look for great singers anymore
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by deng 5y ago
> If you were able to somehow get your own email server to deliver email to Gmail and Outlook, great, good for you - but stop pretending that anybody can do it. Yes, that's probably true. I've been running my own server for 20
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by deng 5y ago
The version numbers are lying. The Linux version is missing important features, like seeing more than 4 participants at the same time, or blurring the background. Also, for some reason it is often not possible to see the camera picture of p
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by deng 5y ago
> I think this overstates the difficulty. This of course depends a lot on the language, but for a reasonable one (not C++) you can just go and write the parser by hand. I’d ballpark this as three weeks, if you know how the thing is suppo
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by deng 5y ago
I think it's pretty much impossible now to create a modern game with the Steam runtime: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-runtime#default-tools
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by deng 5y ago
One has to remember what Valve tried to achieve. If I remember correctly, Microsoft back then announced that the Microsoft Store would be an integral part of the upcoming Windows 10. Seeing the huge amounts of money Apple/Google/V
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by deng 5y ago
Yes, that's why you still have these 'ubuntu_12' folders in the Steam installation, since they have never updated this in the past 9 years. So in reality, native Linux development has pretty much failed, and they have put all
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by deng 5y ago
The color/distance sensor 88007 is in the compatibility list, so it'll work. However, the move hub 88006 is not in the list, which is unsurprising since I think it's bluetooth-only. There are already several libraries which y
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by deng 5y ago
> And R is single threaded. There is no way to hide that detail. Python isn't much better in this regard, thanks to the GIL. What I actually found most baffling when I delved into R is the fact that it doesn't support 64bit int
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by deng 5y ago
> As a good citizen he wanted to file a documentation bug to have this behaviour documented. But R’s bug tracker seems not to be open to the public. So the story has to be recorded here for Google to find. Huh? The bug tracker is here:
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by deng 5y ago
For pure ssh, this is true, but note that fail2ban can also automatically unblock after a certain amount of time, which is nice when valid users shut themselves out by mistake over the weekend... For other services, depending on their type,
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by deng 5y ago
fail2ban is surely not obscure, see for instance https://qa.debian.org/popcon.php?package=fail2ban It's not like this is a top100 package, but I reckon it's fairly popular on servers. I'm sure Debian will hav
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by deng 5y ago
I use it mostly because it simply declutters the logfiles, and it's super easy to set up and has practically no maintenance, so why not? EDIT: as others have noted here, fail2ban can do much more than just ssh. I also use it for Exim t
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“Foundation” TV Series – Official Trailer(youtube.com)
16 points by deng 5y ago|1 comments
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by deng 5y ago
Is this the same Valve that still ships Steam on Linux with almost 10 year old libraries, which it never bothered to update? Debian is bleeding edge compared to that.

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