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by imp0cat 1y ago
Oh I absolutely agree. I've seen way too many people fall into this trap, install Firefox from Snap, Zoom client from Snap, what could possibly go wrong? Turns out, quite a lot!
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by imp0cat 1y ago
His point is that Arch will break the system without any warning during package upgrade.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
can't share my screen from Firefox Did you install Firefox manually or do you use the Firefox Snap that's provided by Ubuntu?
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Does this affect https://lxml.de/ ?
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Right, but if it's a VM, it's probably provisioned by something like ansible/terraform? If so, it's quite easy to add an init script that will disable this feature and never have to worry about it again.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
I, too, use kill-the-newsletter to convert newsletters to rss and it works amazingly well.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
YMMV, but I have been using Flipboard for along time and think that Flipboard is a very nice blend of an RSS reader that gives you precisely what you asked for and a random article curator in one. Adding RSS feeds to it feels kinda clunky t
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Most systems probably aren't having problems with insufficient RAM nowaday though, do they? And this will reduce wear on your SSD. Also, you can easily disable it: https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/releas
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by imp0cat 1y ago
The author of this article seem to be fixated on China too much. These benches are quite common in southern Europe (Croatia). https://total-croatia-news.com/news/made-in-croatia/more-cro...
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Absolutely. Different battery manufacturers use different discharge profiles, some gradually lower voltage in a few steps, others may just die with almost no warning, so it might take a few tries before you find a brand that works for your
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Oh, that explains a lot! He creates the software and leaves it for others to install. No wonder he does not appreciate what uv does. ;)
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Try lithium-based AA/AAA rechargeables. These worked wonders for my finicky Instax Camera which refuses to use regular NiMH AAs because their voltage is too low.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
It does not work that way. The model does not "know". Here is a very nice explanation of what you are actually dealing with (hint: it's not a toddler-level intelligence): https://www.experimental-history.com/p
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Well I guess it depends. While I appreciate your purist take on driving and aspire to be such a disciplined driver one day, there is still a myriad of reasons why one could want to have a functional mic. I find even the single line: "
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Yeah, the pocket operators are fine. starting to being perceived [...] brand with ridiculously overpriced products I am confused, I thought they always were perceived as such a brand. Perhaps not snobby, but great stuff, which is a
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by imp0cat 1y ago
storm warnings Please elaborate! That's the first time I hear about such feature in a watch.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Nope. You just haven't wrestled with python packages for long enough to appreciate the change.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
My limited experience seems to suggest the same thing the op wrote. The more your hide something from kids, the more they crave it. If there is no limit, they will eventually get bored of it.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
https://www.experimental-history.com/p/bag-of-words-have-mer... Here is an explanation.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
[...] pulling this wouldn't let handsfree Bluetooth phone stuff work either, but I've never had much need for that [...] Sounds like a fun fellow indeed.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Yea, hiding one in the car is a great idea, too.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Yeah, by "researchers".
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by imp0cat 1y ago
He actually lived in Berlin for a few years before he died. But you're right, he spent most of his life in Prague. However, his native language was German. Certainly an interesting man. I highly recommend checking some of his work (ie.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
You can already have that with Jules. It's quite impressive. https://jules.google/
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by imp0cat 1y ago
As was already mentioned elsewhere, Emacs + Magit to monitor incoming changes is a great combo.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
You're not the only one. Also, smart people wire their smart home so that the light switches still work. If a smart home controller or some other part of the system fails, people still want to be able to control the lights manually.
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by imp0cat 1y ago
Get a bluetooth tracker (Apple Air Tag, Samsung Smart Tag or the generic Google Find My compatible one for other Android devices), set it up with your phone and attach it to your car keys. Then anytime you misplace your keys, you can look a
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by imp0cat 1y ago
It's not as bad. Modern keyfobs actually detect motion and if they are motionless for a while, they stop transmitting the signal to both save battery and prevent such attacks. For old keyfobs, you can get a battery sleeve with integrat
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by imp0cat 1y ago
You probably already have the babel fish in your pocket, most modern Samsung phones now will do a very acceptable real-time english-german translation - both in-person and during a call. https://www.samsung.com/us/suppo
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by imp0cat 1y ago
I am sorry if this comes as and ad, but you need to experience some modern cushioned sneakers, ie: https://runrepeat.com/asics-gel-nimbus-27 You can walk, run, stomp around in them all day and your feet will thank you. They

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