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3y ago
Arm based PCs are becoming a thing too. Won't the hackintosh have a new home there?
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3y ago
I think what we're seeing is the first instances of LLM based advertising.
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3y ago
For some reason it's answering with the same weird phrase to every question that amounts to "Are you gemini pro?". The answer is: "LOL. Got that wrong earlier today. Bard is on Gemini Pro in English across most of the wo
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3y ago
It's a single go executable that's much easier to install and keep up to date. It's been a while since I've used pihole but Adguard Home also had a better GUI when I first started using it.
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3y ago
My picks would be Zulip for messaging, and Adguard Home instead of pihole. And self host your email - if only to keep that skill alive. The openSUSE build system is also great for building packages for a lot distros. It's not just for
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3y ago
Thank you. I have been interested in micro vms (as a layman curious) since I've heard of firecracker but was never able to find any similar projects. Maybe i should have been looking for nano vms. Cheers.
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3y ago
Can you provide some examples please.
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3y ago
When you're evaluating solutions make sure to look into Authentik too. For my small company needs it was much much easier to understand and setup and it's only gotten better and more featureful.
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3y ago
The thing is even though not all communities were fully there, they were using the bridges. As far as I know almost all KDE and openSUSE channels were bridged. Now we ended up with a situation where there are still people in the matrix room
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3y ago
It almost seems like they are conflating things on purpose. They mostly use the name Mozilla without specifying which it is. Actually I was trying to find sources now and reporters seem to be doing the exact same thing. We know they are pay
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3y ago
Do you have a source for this? I found an old source that says they pay the foundation.
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3y ago
If you run the free tier until the intro period ends you'll know exactly what you can run for free. (There are some free credits during the trial that might skew the resurls) If you do not add anything extra after rhat, there's no
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3y ago
You're absolutely right. It can happen.
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3y ago
That is the free tier. The fix is very simple. You add a credit card but not go over the free tier usage limits. Then they don't touch your stuff and you still don't pay anything. (Free tier applies to everyone including paying cu
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3y ago
They've had to become this drastic because they refused to do it and decreased it instead when exchange rates & inflation were already getting out of hand and relatively small adjustments could have had an effect. It was a weird re
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3y ago
Actually this is not that common. Instead you get a variable interest rate and nobody wants to get into that either. Business loans are even worse. Banks can recall the loan at any time without a reason. They've caused the bankruptcy o
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3y ago
Like unsupp0rted said, access to credit is severely limited. One example. For new car loans, for the price bracket most normal cars are in (800,000 to 1,200,000 try.these are your < 1.6lt commuters) you can get a loan for 30% of the valu
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3y ago
That would be true if the government instutition in charge of determining actual inflation wasn't fudging the numbers. I was actually suprised to see people discussing this interest increase like it means something.
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3y ago
It is around 60%. Nobody is rushing to the bank to get that sweet -20 interest. Trust me.
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3y ago
They are scary too with their HUGE man size binoculars waiting for you. By the way. Poland. The only place on earth I ever got ticketed for jaywalking.
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3y ago
They are usually used for comments which people also configure to be less visible. They are sort of there when you want but do not attract attention. I suppose they also make comments look like regular prose, rather than "code".
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3y ago
A lot of people would disagree with this. I don't want to talk ill of anybody here but maybe you should keep an eye on both projects' GitHub issues for a while. As for a great terminal from (IMO) a genuine nice guy, try wezterm. (
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3y ago
The original quote is about war and combat where it does make perfect sense.
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3y ago
Wifi antenna. Damn. Align the connector with the socket. Push it forward/up then press down into the socket. I did a replacement once and I was about to break it until I saw a few videos and a text description of it.
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3y ago
Watchmen the movie isn't bad either.
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3y ago
Tumbleweed but after the release of Plasma 6 would be my suggestion. There's not one change I am waiting for but I am quite excited about the whole Plasma 6 release.
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3y ago
ifconfig (on most linuxes) has been deprecated because it doesn't support all network features anymore. You're meant to use "ip". It also does some of what used to be netstat/route. And there's 'ss' f
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3y ago
ETA: ETA PRIME on YouTube reviews basically everything that comes out.
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3y ago
Telegram has this. It allows you to hand out your nick name and start conversing. If you want to get rid of that person you just block them and they don't have your phone number to call from a hidden or different number.
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3y ago
There's a very vocal population of dog haters. You'd hear about it if anybody died. Turkey is very close to social collapse. People take every opportunity to hate on another group. This goes for the other side -dog lovers- too.
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