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hurricanepootis
9mo ago
More like some toolkits have really poor wayland support ( cough anything GTK/Gnome cough )
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9mo ago
LibreOffice works for me on wayland lol. I don't know why you would wanna do fractional scaling on a per app basis whenever you got one screen. But, for your libreoffice woes, try using a different backend? Libreoffice includes support
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9mo ago
Wayland supports HDR, it's very easy to configure VRR, and it's fractional scaling (if implemented properly) is far superior to anything X11 can offer. Furthermore, all of these options can be enabled individually on multiple scre
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hurricanepootis
9mo ago
You could use techniques like HPLC to determine the concentrations within the sample if you know what's in it.
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hurricanepootis
9mo ago
Couldn't WD-40's formula be reverse engineered using analytical chemical techniques? GC-MS, NMR, etc.
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9mo ago
The clergy weren't explicitly backing the Shah, they were just fearful of anything like communism happening, since most communist countries/communists are aesthetes. Iranian clergy as an institution starting coming into political
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9mo ago
I fear so much for the future of Iran. Iran needs to decide its future, free from outside powers. Iran's entire 20th and 21st centuries of paranoia and strife can be traced back to, partly (imo mostly), to British, Russian, and eventua
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10mo ago
Make sure you're using pipewire. If your bluetooth headphones require Bluetooth LE, make sure it's enabled in the bluez settings. Also, make sure your bluetooth adapter supports Bluetooth LE.
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11mo ago
I remember looking for Crucial DDR5 SODIMMS at Microcenter a month ago. There was barely any stock and only a few sticks left. I talked to the sales associate at the counter, and he let me known that RAM prices were increasing. As an aside,
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11mo ago
Reminds of me being a hospital resident, but instead of saving patients lives and increasing the profit of the hospital's shareholders, you're just increasing the profit of the fab's shareholders.
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11mo ago
> I also had a similar problem a while back. Some speedtests showed more bandwidth than I could get in regular HTTPS downloads. I could get multiple downloads running at the same time that in total added up to the expected speed Yes, thi
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11mo ago
Ok, thank you! I'm gonna gather as much documentation as I can. Considering the fact that I get full speeds everywhere whenever I'm using a VPN, am I right to assume that there is an issue with AT&T's internal routing? An
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11mo ago
I got a problem with my AT&T Fiber service at the house. We pay for a 500 Mbps plan, and I can get 600 Mbps up and down via ethernet on speedtest (probably due to over provisioning). However, I can only download stuff about 8 MB/s
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11mo ago
APUs have the GPU and CPU on the same package, or sometimes even the same die (with tiling). If there was to be an Nvidia GPU and AMD CPU type system, they would have to be separate packages.
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11mo ago
I've switched devices and had my Signal history and identity carry over. Signal does do chat backups.
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11mo ago
If only Signal wasn't blocked/banned in Iran without a proxy...
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11mo ago
I love this era of BMW interiors. The warm glow of the red lights from the dash cluster is really cool and nostalgic.
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11mo ago
> Iran is Telegram I don't know about you, but I personally talk with Iranians more on Whatsapp than telegram. I know the Iranian government did ban whatsapp for a while, but its still popular. I remember reading an article on here
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11mo ago
I own a steam controller and have been using it for multiple years. It's actually really comfortable with the way it sits in my hand. Far more comfortable than whatever sony had going on with the PS4 dualsense stuff
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1y ago
I often find it easier to read man pages in the browser. Use `man --html=<browser executable>`.
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1y ago
In my experience, handbrake doesn't expose every option from ffmpeg and is more focused on transcoding. One nitpick I have with handbrake is that it doesn't support VAAPI encoding nor Vulkan Video Encoding for AMD cards on Linux.
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1y ago
I know some window developers use use WSL for all of their devving, and they are obviously gonna be working through the terminal.
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1y ago
I use fractional scaling on the desktop (150%) and haven't noticed any performance degradation or unexpected slowness. Do you have any information on what someone should be looking for? Overall, fractional scaling is the killer feature
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1y ago
I maintain the AUR package for this. `mcpelauncher-linux` and `mcpelauncher-ui`. If you just do a simple `paru -S mcpelauncher-ui`, it should build just fine.
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1y ago
For me personally, blender uses ROCm and ROCm hiprt for Cycles tracing and cycles raytracing acceleration. I am using a Radeon RX 6800 and AMD Ryzen AI 7 350, and it works on Linux. ROCm HIPRT really does speed up cycles rendering (at the c
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1y ago
Konsole from KDE is under the GPL/LGPL license.
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1y ago
The AUR targets Arch Linux only and I don't wanna run into the chance of there being a mismatch of packages I'm using and what other people r using. It makes it easier for me to ensure that, for example, the versions of the librar
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1y ago
I'm not going to use cachyOS repos. I am an AUR developer and my target is the Arch repos.
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1y ago
I use Arch since I enjoy having control over what packages I have and how I configure some stuff.
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1y ago
Valve provides a common runtime/build environment for Linux devs in the form of the Steam Linux Runtime. There is version 1 (Scout), which uses an LD_PRELOAD system. There is version 2 (Soldier), which uses cgroups (podman) and is depr
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