itsmartapuntocm

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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
I feel safer riding MARTA here in Atlanta than driving with the other lunatics on the highway.
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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
I also paid for Honda Hack. I'm curious if you have the same issue as I where once I rooted with Honda Hack, Carplay seems to be extremely buggy where it often doesn't work without several reboots and/or stopping/startin
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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
Looks like it got the ol’ HN hug
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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
Was deprecated in 7 and removed in 8.
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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
Fedora defaulted to Wayland quite a while ago. But Fedora doesn’t necessarily always follow Red Hat. RHEL deprecated and removed btrfs support, while Fedora now uses it by default.
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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
Cruise ships do this too, even if the extra person is an infant.
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by itsmartapuntocm 3y ago
I read somewhere that that’s about when they switched from hand coded lists to machine learning for autocorrect.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Joel Osteen is great at helping people give him money in return for absolutely nothing.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Looks like it got the ol’ HN hug of death.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
DNF as well with “dnf provides <filename>”
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Fedora IoT is essentially the server variant of Silverblue.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Microsoft learned the hard way that the platform doesn’t mean anything if you don’t have the games to bring people to it. It’s why they’ve spent billions left and right to acquire studios and publishers.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Silverblue prefers you would use flatpak and containers for apps on top, but it does support “layering” regular packages on top of the immutable core system.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Did you switch to other communities or just swear off social media sites altogether? I’d love to just go back to smaller niche sites like the old days.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
God I wish. Then I could wean myself off of there too.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
It’s unfortunately a negative feedback loop at first. Hearing it causes you to stress about it, which makes it seem worse. That’s why stuff like white noise helps at first. But ultimately you need be comfortable with when you do hear it, wh
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Took me a long time to get over mine when I first got it. I think white noise, while a helpful temporary distraction, does ultimately become a crutch. Ultimately what helped me get over it was just letting myself hear it and ultimately maki
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Same. They’re pretty upfront about what they charge for. Only thing I’ve ever paid for is the $15 for state filing.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
I embraced pods and now I don’t think I would want to go back to docker without them. Once I get everything built the way I want I dump the config to a yaml with “podman generate kube” for future reference. It’s also nice being able to use
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
Even Windows 3.1 was not strictly just a shell on top of DOS. It ran in protected mode with its own drivers and can spawn DOS virtual machine.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
More recently, movie studios regularly destroyed old film to make space for new ones, causing old pictures, especially silent era ones, to be lost forever. Even NASA wiped the original Apollo 11 tapes to reuse them.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
True they do always seem to be doing track work. But I at least appreciate that they’re proactively doing it, rather than letting it get so bad that they have to shut the system down for months at a time like the Washington Metro.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
MARTA does have a pair of old cars converted into a “work train”. Not sure what its purpose is though.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
The One and Series S OS is essentially some form of Hyper-V, with a VM for apps and one for games. The one for apps is a stripped down version of Windows that only runs UWP apps. I'm not sure if the game partition is the same.
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by itsmartapuntocm 4y ago
NTVDM and DOS/16-bit compatibility only died with the death of 32-bit Windows with 11. I'd say 40 or so years of backwards compatibility is pretty good.