hurricanepootis

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by hurricanepootis 27d ago
The actual app and binary is called koko, but shows up as "Photos" cause it's named that in the desktop file.
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by hurricanepootis 28d ago
Asahi linux has been going on for a few years now
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by hurricanepootis 1mo ago
So, looks like SteamDB is gonna get a billion features behind paywall. Probably gonna rate limit how many depots you can look up for free within the hour lol
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by hurricanepootis 1mo ago
Realtek wifi chips suck, their drivers are always buggy
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by hurricanepootis 2mo ago
> household hasn't burned through a full tank in the months since. They may have killed the EV subsidies in the US but they just went out and created a huge regressive tax on everyone not driving an EV. Modern fuel blends are usuall
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by hurricanepootis 2mo ago
As someone who learned the double bass in school, jumping to bass guitar & guitar was super easy cause of the fourth tuning intervals. Anytime I ever jumped on cello, it was a nightmare cause all of the sort of "relationships"
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by hurricanepootis 4mo ago
I'm on KDE 6, and I don't have a ~/.kde. I think now a days, KDE uses ~/.config and ~/.local/share. Honestly, sometimes I wish the KDE Frameworks had a thing like Dconf, so apps can store their configurations i
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by hurricanepootis 4mo ago
Anytime I see anything posted by an Iranian on Instagram, there are always people commenting "how much did you pay regime for white sim" or something like that (white sim refers to users who get internet access without any filteri
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by hurricanepootis 5mo ago
As long as people get hurt and there's research to do, doctors are not going anywhere. Maybe the profession will change, but having a dedicated person/team of people for healthcare is something I think that will stick around for a
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by hurricanepootis 5mo ago
I have an OG Steam controller. On Linux, whenever I connect to my computer without steam running, it will show up as a standard USB HID device. This means, funny enough, I can use the trackpads like a mouse n stuff on my desktop environment
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by hurricanepootis 5mo ago
SDL2 and SDL3 have steam controller support. Also, now that SDL2-Compat is a thing (alongside sdl12-compat), this means literally every game/software that uses SDL 1-3 for controllers on Linux (and windows too) should support the steam
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by hurricanepootis 5mo ago
I remember 4 years ago I was able to setup MacOS in a virtual machine. Maybe you can setup an Intel copy of MacOS on a qemu/kvm virtual machine?
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
This doesn't affect the web extension, no?
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
I've used something like this before on my Samsung S24 to see a deleted text from Signal. I checked the notification history and the text was there. Fortunately, Signal has an option to make it where notifications don't actually h
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
> either that or you're severely autistic I mean, it's y combinator. This is where all the CS venture capital and FOSS people come to lurk and post.
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
Gabe may be a the front man, but he's still like the benevolent dictator for life of Valve. Kind of like how Linux Torvalds is the BDFL of Linux
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
Pretty sure Gabe's been partying it up in New Zeland ever since he got stuck there because of Covid
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
Huh, I just saw that. Huge bummer. I have a Radeon RX 6800 and on my system, I use ROCm's OpenCL for some stuff and HIP for blender cycles rendering. If ROCm were to drop support for my card, that'd be a huge bummer.
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
RX 580 is a GCN 4 GPU. I'm pretty sure the bare minimum for ROCm is GCN 5 (Vega) and up.
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
I've been using ROCm on my Radeon RX 6800 and my Ryzen AI 7 350 systems. I've only used it for GPU-accelerated rendering in Cycles, but I am glad that AMD has an option that isn't OpenCL now.
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
There is iptables-nft, which is iptables with an NFT backend.
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
Yes, my bad. I totally agree with that it does indeed suck. I've had to replace the C cover of my laptop before for reasons not related to the keyboard (a screw post broke because Dell had the bright of idea of attaching a metal screw
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by hurricanepootis 6mo ago
This isn't an issue with macbook keyboards, a lot of windows laptops have their keyboards riveted to the C cover of a laptop.
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by hurricanepootis 7mo ago
I've been on wayland since KDE had it available (like the KDE 5 days) because it offered fractional HiDPI scaling that wasn't buns. As a laptop user, it has been one of the best features of Wayland. Furthermore, getting stuff like
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by hurricanepootis 7mo ago
The current situation we're facing can be traced back to, in some parts, Trump pulling out of JCPOA and Biden's tepid resistance to Israel's war in Palestine, leading to this situation.
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by hurricanepootis 7mo ago
I bought a pair of IEMs. A while back, the cable broke, and I was able to repair by just buying a new cable. Also, I enjoy not having another device to charge. I recently have been wearing a traditional Casio watch more often instead of my
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by hurricanepootis 7mo ago
I wish Arch could learn some lessons from NixOS packaging. One thing that really bothers me about Arch is how many pain points there are in the packaging tooling. Furthermore, I wish AUR packagers used utilities like namcap and chroot build
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by hurricanepootis 7mo ago
Glad to see an accessible post of Iranian history
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by hurricanepootis 8mo ago
As someone who is an AUR maintainer with at least 150+ packages, I always dread seeing new AUR packages. A lot of people don't read the packaging guidelines, don't use tools like `namcap` and `extra-x86-64-build` to test their pac
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by hurricanepootis 8mo ago
First time I saw the word Dank in the Big 26

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