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by graynk 10mo ago
> as nostalgia hit hard in my experience the older games are more of a pain to get running, as a lot more tweaks are needed it's the case on Windows too, but on Linux there's an additional need to mess with DLL overrides DXVK s
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by graynk 10mo ago
And there are simply AMD bugs in the same vein, yes: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/?sort=create... . Again, I'm not saying it's not broken on NVIDIA, I'm saying it's
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by graynk 10mo ago
Suspend/resume is broken for my friend with an AMD card right now. That's what I mean: it's broken everywhere in slightly different ways, yes even on Windows. Thankfully I never use it anyway. Dunno anything about dozens of p
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by graynk 10mo ago
Suspend/resume is broken in general (and everywhere besides Mac), including AMD on Linux. No more drivers is just..false? The rest was true up to roughly 3 years ago. Now I'm a happy camper
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by graynk 10mo ago
Kinda now. That's what I've been doing for a while now. I have a PC though, not a laptop. Running CachyOS with 4070Ti, GNOME with Wayland. Even VR works
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by graynk 11mo ago
> You do not need a "gaming" distro, all distros use the same software and you will be fine on ubuntu, fedora etc. That's not necessarily true. I mean, you will be fine , but gaming is one of the areas where you can ben
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by graynk 11mo ago
I sincerely hope it doesn't happen then. I'd rather have game developers come up with a different solution that is not a rootkit
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by graynk 11mo ago
I believe you're looking for https://system76.com/
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by graynk 11mo ago
> This is blowing my mind. I assume that was the goal of the post. Because such a game does not exist :) But I also believed it for a moment.
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by graynk 11mo ago
Or you could do a much simpler thing and support HTTPS and not expect users to change ISPs (which is not always possible, e.g. in rural areas) or change laws (which is even less realistic) to browse your (or any other) blog. Injecting ads h
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by graynk 11mo ago
Local LLMs I've found to not be good enough for OCR (while being a lot more resource hungry), and OpenAI models I want to avoid for privacy reasons. Default tesseract does the job for me, since my only requirements for the results it &
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by graynk 1y ago
I use paperless-ngx for digitizing all my documents, it also uses Tesseract. The result is not perfect, but more than acceptable, if I scan at 600dpi
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by graynk 1y ago
Making a single virtual desktop on my second monitor that remains static, while the primary switches between them Having a good screenshot tool on Wayland that freezes the screen, lets me select a region of the screen in an overlay, then p
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by graynk 1y ago
It uses RSS from the folks who actually put labor into writing and links to the sources under every article.
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by graynk 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44519356 It was in beta then.
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by graynk 1y ago
you really can't. I have tried and I am trying every couple of years. I hope it gets there one day though it's also usually more buggy for me, so there's that.
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by graynk 1y ago
the whole language violates this principle tbh, so it's very in spirit
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by graynk 1y ago
Because there are a number of existing frustrations with GNOME that can not be fixed in GNOME, because GNOME Foundation has their own specific vision, which not a lot of people like. KDE is good but has its own flaws, and it's a differ
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by graynk 1y ago
> you do agree that it's unintuitive You should really pay more attention to precision of wording and the meaning that it carries, because you keep mixing up different things into one big pile of hand-waving and equating things that
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by graynk 1y ago
> Yes, in the literal narrow sense, there is no such thing in the submitted article Therefore your analogy is invalid, because your example is doing something entirely different and throws away nested structs that the whole thing is abou
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by graynk 1y ago
And the analogy is invalid, because it completely replaces the intuitive thing that's happening with an unintuitive thing that isn't happening. There are no "latter operations or (re)definitions" here.
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by graynk 1y ago
It's not at all like saying that. The order of operations has nothing to do with it. opts := Options{ FooService: FooService{URL: "abc.com"}, BarService: BarService{ BarConnectionOptions: BarConnectionOption
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by graynk 1y ago
I don't think someone with an account from 2012 and 20k karma would be posting LLM-generated comments. It also doesn't read as one. It doesn't even use the "it's not x it's y" formula, it contraposes thing
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by graynk 1y ago
Because they are confident that it's not
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by graynk 1y ago
I am very certain this is intentional. Sorta "look how much we don't care" bravado.
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by graynk 1y ago
Lutris doesn't have to mean Wine. It can launch apps via Proton too (and so can Heroic). I think it uses https://github.com/Open-Wine-Components/umu-launcher behind the scenes, not sure, but so far I haven't
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by graynk 1y ago
I also store them in KeePass, except I have a separate DB for codes that exists only on my phone. I use Keepassium on iPhone, on Android I believe Keepass2Android is pretty good.
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by graynk 1y ago
They are banned. There is no law that bans just the straws. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2019/904/oj
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by graynk 1y ago
It's mentioned in the article
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by graynk 1y ago
I am very confused. > Everything (and I mean it) from that news report went through yours truly. > Bob is a quality researcher > The headlines implying this was a massive breach are misleading But the headlines implying it are lite

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