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by hawski 5y ago
That's why I follow more the old routine. It seems to be simpler for me and it worked good enough at least for know.
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by hawski 5y ago
Which OS do you use with Pinebook Pro?
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by hawski 5y ago
Bonus is that you can do this with a table - with body under the table.
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by hawski 5y ago
Which Thinkpad? I want to find a use for my old Thinkpad T42p, however its disk does not work or it's the IDE controller or the plug. I still wonder what to do with it.
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by hawski 5y ago
When I had two identical big monitors with thin bezels I placed them side by side vertically. Then I had one marvelously big almost square monitor. In Windows it was not ideal, but workable. It not always worked as a single stretched space
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by hawski 5y ago
Sounds useful even without outages. How much one has to turn to make it work for an hour? Or is it in minutes?
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by hawski 5y ago
Sounds romantic (no sarcasm). Is it your home? Where do you live?
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by hawski 5y ago
I can add that I'm not much of a photographer, but it started to interest me with possibilities. It has very nice interface with a touchscreen - it is very intuitive (i.e. touch to focus on specific part, pinch to zoom in the gallery).
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by hawski 5y ago
I have a small standing desk that is really a bar table and a monitor mount is a space saver.
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by hawski 5y ago
From what I remember reading the difference in contusions is visible between barefoot running and proper shoes. I don't remember which had which, but it was like one prevents Achilles tendon from injury and the other from ankle injury.
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by hawski 5y ago
In shops near me I can buy now pretty cheap led ceiling/wall lamps that come with a remote. You can change intensity and light temperature, but there are also full RGB models. I like it that it's dumb otherwise.
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by hawski 5y ago
If one wants to go cheaper I recommend the body weight fitness subreddit. But I really just followed their wiki and mostly the "old" routine. https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/wiki/kb/r
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by hawski 5y ago
Disclaimer: I'm generally cheap. Pilot G2 pen - I bought it after someone recommended it and it is indeed a pleasure to write with it. Ryzen 5 2400G - it has a good enough GPU to play some nice games with Steam Proton. In future I woul
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by hawski 5y ago
Servo is not done.
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by hawski 5y ago
I was also confused, but I get you and now it seems obvious. I think that we have two problems. One is that we want to constrain everything as much as possible and the second is to allow generic purpose computing. In the first problem we wa
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by hawski 5y ago
I agree. Containers in the core are really two things, the latter is optional: unshare and cgroups.
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by hawski 5y ago
Specifically I did it two times to not see the download/syncing time. Also to a fresh home. 3700X has 16 threads, 2400G has 8, that probably makes up for the most of the difference. But M1 has 8 cores (4× high-performance + 4× high-eff
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by hawski 5y ago
And here I thought that having a desktop CPU like Ryzen 5 2400G with loads of RAM would take me somewhere. It took the machine around 71 seconds. EDIT: could you measure C compilation. For example: git clone --depth 1 --branch v5.12.4 &
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by hawski 5y ago
No offense taken. The code dump is pretty unfriendly. I dabbled with it more around version lol_html 0.2 and afterwards not that much. Partially, because I felt dumb. Still I feel like I need to look into documentation almost for every dot
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by hawski 5y ago
I agree that the question is not very good. It is hard to make a smaller code dump, when I'm at this stage of learning the language, because I don't know what matters. Answers do not help me to understand the difference and do not
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by hawski 5y ago
I still couldn't get or understand an answer to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64705654/why-i-get-tempo... Why I can put a temporary inside a single expression, but if I bind it first just
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by hawski 5y ago
I was thinking about side-votes and thought the same before I read your comment.
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by hawski 5y ago
It is certainly the biggest issue with the idea. I thought about having a checkbox in a reply. Also there could be a side pointing vote arrow. So if you place your comment in generic category you would only have a side- and a down- vote but
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by hawski 5y ago
Sometimes I would like to see comments divided in two sections: 1. discussion strictly about the contents of the submission and 2. all the rest, which I would call meta. Meta would be hidden by default and often would be a catch-all for man
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Digit Ratio(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hawski 5y ago
I have some interest in DragonflyBSD and BSD ethic is close to me, but I'll say that Linux being GPL made it successful. It centralizes development and with every developer joining in it cements it even further. But right place and tim
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by hawski 5y ago
What is interesting it did use LibreSSL: https://voidlinux.org/news/2021/02/OpenSSL.html
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by hawski 5y ago
I'm not that much into docker other than a user of an image for work, so I'm not sure what constitutes an image suitable for a docker base. They do publish a couple of images on docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/
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by hawski 5y ago
As much as I like Alpine Linux, I think Void Linux is similar in its simplicity, but having Glibc/coreutils flavor is making things easy. In principle I would prefer to run Alpine, but Void is more practical for my use-cases.
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by hawski 5y ago
I was hoping it is like a remote desktop, but with web front-end so instead of pushing pixels it would push text, a bit of styling and media, maybe even some JS. Something like NeWS, but in a browser. Not necessarily WebX11, but that also s

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