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entropie
11mo ago
Honestly hat read for me as "Disk Drill" ad.
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entropie
1y ago
> This is simply not true. Most anti-cheat software does work on linux, but many games choose not to allow linux. Iam not sure if I care whether the AC software does work (theoretically) on linux. Most of the games with AC cannot be play
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entropie
1y ago
As far as I know almost all (if not all) anti cheat software just does not work on linux therefore "gaming on linux has been awesome for years" is not true if you play games online or competitive.
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entropie
1y ago
It's funny that you don't really get an impression of what this is all about on the front page. I don't know what a Vectrex is, and I'm confused. Something with games I guess.
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entropie
1y ago
My partner has severe ADHD since early childhood and while watching parts of the video I said to myself: That would probably help her a lot. She has big problems priorizing tasks that may depend on each other
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entropie
1y ago
> Intelligence is built from various sequences. This is not about intelligence or development of children skills, its about task completion. Your comment sound pretty rude.
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1y ago
I had a small hole in them and contacted support and they told me to send another photo of the socks after I destroyed them. Then I got reimbursed. I was under the impression I have to send them in and they are repaired. Nope. Probably my m
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entropie
1y ago
> that doesn't support Wayland Dont know what the state is but they work on it https://github.com/FyshOS/fynedesk/issues/76
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entropie
1y ago
Sure! Thats why I ask :)
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1y ago
Iam not sure about that - the wording is weird > Starting January 2026, Gmail will no longer provide support for the following: > POP: Unlike IMAP connections, with POP, emails are downloaded, and you decide how often you want to down
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entropie
1y ago
Why is it important?
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entropie
1y ago
> björk : bachelorette I love this song since my teens and never dig into the meaning of it. Its a musical masterpiece even without understanding the text (which I didnt)
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1y ago
First I ran a simple script, now I use ytdltt [1] to allow my mother via telegram bot to download YT videos (in her case its more like audiobooks) and sort them in directories so she can access/download it via jellyfin. Shes at around
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1y ago
Bevore GPT5 was released I already had the feeling like the webui response was declining and I started to try to get more out of the responses and dissing it and saying how useless their response was did actually improve the output (I think
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entropie
1y ago
Good that everybody is the same and when 18°C is enough for you everybody should be fine with it, even children, old people and sick ones.
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entropie
1y ago
Awair is awesome and very sensitive but pretty expensive (150€ for mine) but integrates well in HA
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entropie
1y ago
I found it funny that they propagate the no image thing and the screenshots of android clients showcased some sites that did ascii art and other ways to "fake images". Yeah - images are an integral part of the www.
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entropie
1y ago
You might be on point: https://www.anthropic.com/news/detecting-countering-misuse-a...
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1y ago
I have a nvidia jetson orin nano with llama.ccp/ollama. Gemma3:4b / Gemma3-4b-it is awesome, reasonable fast (even with vision - i think its like 15t/s) and all that on a raspberry sized microcontroller. Simons llm client too
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entropie
1y ago
nitronit obviuously
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entropie
1y ago
I dont know about unlimited undos. But you can overwrite parts of your undo-tree so you cannot access them anymore.
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entropie
1y ago
Maybe give RimWorld a try. I took three approaches for me over a span of two years to really get into emacs. It was pretty tough (a time before google was a thing). Now iam spoiled - I recently tried vscode a bit and really was baffled beca
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1y ago
> Now I'm incredibly burned out My SO has severe ADHS from early childhood on and gets medicated (first ritalin, now elvanse). She is always stressed because she has a guilty conscience; she does more things every day than she has t
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1y ago
> if you can recreate their engine from the 2000s Seriously, how? Iam pretty sure you have to have a very different approach than google had in its best times. The web is a very different place now
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entropie
1y ago
Am I wrong? Every monitor has its own set of workspaces. Workspace 4 on display A is not the same as Workspace 4 on display B is not the same as Workspace 4 on display C.
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1y ago
I use it over 10 years now. Its perfect except of the haskell/ghc payload that made it complicated on older machines. To compile GHC on my 2019 dell xps notebook took like 8 hours. But its not a problem anymore, since I switched to nix
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1y ago
Its also very easy on nixos. I could switch from xmonad/xorg to hyprland in a minute (and back).
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entropie
1y ago
Still a hardpass for me since workspaces are bound to displays which makes absolutely no sense for me. I swap workspaces very often with my tripple monitor xmonad setup.
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1y ago
I play around with a nvidia jetson orin nano super right now and its actually pretty usuable with gemma3:4b and quite fast - even image processing is done in like 10-20 seconds but this is with GPU support. When something is not working and
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1y ago
I didnt read and my first prompt was a sentence in german and it delivered (on the hf-demo)
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