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by foresto 4y ago
If this is the bug, it looks like it's fixed in the upcoming 5.27 release. https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442901
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by foresto 4y ago
Nitter doesn't appear to be locked out, at least for now. Here's the list of instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances
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by foresto 4y ago
Looks like it's tracked in Debian, but not addressed yet. https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2022-23521 https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2022-41903 https:/&#
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by foresto 4y ago
What is the "right" size? Do Window Rules do what you need? That's what I used to make a certain app's window size/position persist between runs. Title bar menu: More Actions: Configure Special {Application,Window}
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by foresto 4y ago
In my experience, Thunar and Dolphin are comparable, with some features (e.g. bulk renaming, custom actions) much easier to use in Thunar. It's probably the thing I miss most about Xfce after switching to KDE. The others are indeed min
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by foresto 4y ago
> unique in its ability to display large directories without slowing down Dolphin is fast, but I wouldn't call it unique in that regard. Thunar was fast and powerful as well, and IMHO more intuitive than Dolphin. Unfortunately, it w
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by foresto 4y ago
The box at the bottom of that page gives me hope: > Note > KDE encourages developing and designing for customization, while providing good default settings.
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by foresto 4y ago
> Is it really true that you can't access the router's dashboard and configure things without associating an online account to your router? That might be true for their UniFi line, but EdgeMAX devices work fine without an onlin
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by foresto 4y ago
It has been so long since I last used an editor that could handle very large files or long lines, that I'm struggling to remember one. Maybe SlickEdit? The Forte Agent newsreader? The Scintilla editor widget is the cross-platform core
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by foresto 4y ago
> did you consider backporting the new features to the older Meson in Debian stable? No, since modifying an additional project would run counter to the goal of minimizing the scope of the backport's changes. (Especially important wh
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by foresto 4y ago
> I believe this weakens your argument for user defined functions in your situation. It does not. This backport was not for a single user, but for deployment into the package repo used by multiple systems (including build systems). A one
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by foresto 4y ago
Anecdote: While backporting a new PipeWire release earlier this year, I discovered that it had added dependencies on new Meson features that didn't exist in Debian Stable. User-defined functions would have allowed me to shim those feat
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by foresto 4y ago
This delay also often happens when I switch between linux virtual consoles (Control+Alt+F7/F8), despite both of them using exactly the same X display settings. Not always, though. The switch sometimes happens instantly. (At least, it
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by foresto 4y ago
> The alternative here is to get constantly shelled by invaders because all your shit is outside. I hope you have some reinforced barrels handy! My go-to siege defense was to send a couple pawns with rifles to intercept the enemies the m
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by foresto 4y ago
"Papers, please." How could it be done without invading privacy?
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by foresto 4y ago
Python 3.10 introduced asyncio changes that broke compatibility with earlier 3.x releases. I don't have the details at hand, but as I recall, some code that supported caller-supplied event loops not only broke, but could no longer be m
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by foresto 4y ago
I don't recall having to do any uid/gid fixup last time I made an unprivileged container. I did have to prepare the unprivileged host account, of course, by setting its subordinate uids/gids (/etc/sub?id) and virtu
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by foresto 4y ago
Does anyone still have a working UUCP bang-path email address?
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by foresto 4y ago
See also: traceroute -m 60 bad.horse
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by foresto 4y ago
I would love this, or something like it, but I don't think it can happen until hosting is effectively free and managing it is dead easy. Not everyone has access to a $100 server, reliable power, and unmetered internet, let alone the kn
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by foresto 4y ago
> If you're not willing to put in the very minor time investment, The time investment only seems minor if you view it in isolation. I probably have hundreds of forum accounts scattered about the web, and at this point, every additio
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by foresto 4y ago
> my opinion that this is really not of any significance to a single-user PC. Some single users care if web pages, OS containers, and virtual machines can access data that is (supposed to be) forbidden to them.
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by foresto 4y ago
As someone who avoids Google stuff mainly for privacy concerns, I love this. I wonder why Mozilla hasn't given their own extension the "Recommended" badge on their add-on site. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US
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by foresto 4y ago
Some VoIP providers offer custom incoming call routing based on whitelists or other criteria. For example, you could port a number to VoIP.ms, and (in their terms) set up a caller ID filtering rule based on phone book entries, with the thos
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by foresto 4y ago
Is yours a mobile phone? Call termination to European mobile numbers is often much more expensive than to any US number. I imagine those costs would add up quickly for bulk callers.
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by foresto 4y ago
This conversation makes me thankful that I spent time on the extra hoops to get Docker working in rootless mode. (That mode wasn't officially released yet; I imagine it's easier by now.) It also reminds me of Podman as a promising
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by foresto 4y ago
You seem to be confusing "what it can do" with "what it currently does". My comment contains no rumor or speculation.
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by foresto 4y ago
> Just don't ever give it the wifi password. Unfortunately, that won't stop it from using (local or drive-by) open networks if it wants to, nor will it signal to manufacturers that some of us don't want internet-connected
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by foresto 4y ago
> For electronica in particular, there was just so much. But there were also so many random niche stations! Indeed. I remember regularly switching between Massinova and a rebroadcast Polish classical station whose DJ had a nice voice.
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by foresto 4y ago
I've been using it in daily chats with friends, and with my gaming groups, for about two years. The end-to-end encrypted, Google-free comms have elevated the quality of our online conversations: We no longer feel the need to self-censo

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